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Whiskey tasting, live music come to John Varvatos shop

Distillery 291 Owner and Distiller Michael Myers (right) gives samples of his 291 Colorado Bourbon Whiskey and 291 Colorado Rye Whiskey to (left to right) Jason Torres, Jeff Enoch, Stacey Enoch and Carrie Enoch Aug. 12 at John Varvatos in Malibu Country Mart. Photos by Suzy Demeter/22nd Century Media
Pete Pidgeon (right) performs for shoppers at John Varvatos in Malibu.
Krista Weissmuller, manager of John Varvatos Malibu, helps customer John Green.
Michael Myers (right) poses with his parents, Norman Lefkovits (left) and Martha Bodman-Lefkovits, of Malibu.
John Varvatos’ pre-fall collection is on display.

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Suzy Demeter, Freelance Reporter
11:38 am PDT August 22, 2017

Malibu’s John Varvatos designer retail store created an inviting experience for their customers on Aug. 12 at its Malibu Country Mart location.

The shop, specializing in men’s contemporary fashions, hosted Grammy-recognized recording artist Pete Pidgeon and Distiller/Owner Michael Myers, of Distillery 291 from Colorado.

While customers browsed the new fall collection with Manager Krista Weissmuller’s assistance, they had the opportunity to sample boutique styles of whiskey while listening to a smooth solo music performance.

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