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The URL posted two days ago on my comment on Henry and Sally creator Keith Shore's workplace needs to be changed to:
https://huckberry.com/special-projects/artists/keith-shore

The URL that appeared in the comment is not the URL that I had selected.
(incorrect URL @ https://huckberry.com/journal/posts/huckberry-book-club-luis-angel-cancel)
Instead, the URL links to "Huckberry Book Club: Luis Angel Cancel," published Saturday,
Dec. 13, 2025, in Huckberry Journal. This article profiles the reading list of Luis Angel Cancel, author of Huckberry's author spotlight on Keith Shore and managing editor for Huckberry, as an installment of the Huckberry Book Club.

For those wondering about Jeff Fuchs and the 2025 Paris Tea Festival:

Jeff Fuchs gave a lecture, in English, on China's Tea and Horse Road. The lecture took place Sunday, June 15, 2025, at 9:30 a.m., according to the CONFÉRENCE
Jeff Fuchs : La route du thé et des chevaux page on the Paris Tea Festival website.
(https://www.paristeafestival.com/elements/conf%C3%A9rence-jeff-fuchs-%3A-la-route-du-th%C3%A9-et-des-chevaux)

The announcement of Jeff's lecture noted the honor of Jeff's participation.
"Nous sommes honorés de recevoir une légende vivante du thé! Le grand Jeff Fuchs sera à Paris pour nous emmener sur la route du thé et des chevaux. Conférence en anglais. Réservation impérative, places limitées."
("We are honored to welcome a living tea legend! The great Jeff Fuchs will be in Paris to take us on the route of tea and horses. Lecture in English. Reservations required; places are limited.")

Jeff's lecture took place at Maison Internationale de Paris, 17 Boulevard Jourdan, 14th arrondissement, left bank of the Seine.

For those wondering about Mikkeller's "Brand Book," Mikkeller: The Unusual Story of an Unusual (Beer) Brand:

Copenhagen (København), Danmark (Denmark)-based Strandberg Publishing released Mikkeller: The Unusual Story of an Unusual (Beer) Brand Nov. 27, 2022, according to the Forfattere (Authors)/Boger (Books) page for the title on Strandberg Publishing's website.
(Danish URL @ https://strandbergpublishing.dk/boger/mikkeller-den-usaedvanlige-historie-om-et-usaedvanligt-ol-brand/)
(English URL @ https://strandbergpublishing.dk/boger/mikkeller-the-unusual-story-of-an-unusual-beer-brand/)

Danish author and freelance journalist Anders Ryehauge's research while writing Mikkeller's history included following Mikkeller's founder, Mikkel Bjergsø, since 2021, "på hovedkontoret i København, rundt i Danmark og i udlandet" ("at the company’s headquarters in Copenhagen, around Denmark, and abroad").

Strandberg Publishing describes Ryehauge as providing portraits, reports and features ("portrætter, reportager og features") for such Danish magazines as Børsen Pleasure, Euroman, Ud & Se ("Out & See").

Ryehauge has been a freelance journalist since 2018, according to the Kontakt ("Contact") page on his website. He has contributed to Jyllands-Posten (Morgenavisen Jyllands-Posten; English: The Morning Newspaper "The Jutland Post"; usually shortened to Jyllands-Posten or JP) newspaper, Samvirke monthly magazine and Zetland news site. He has contributed as author, ghostwriter and editor ("forfatter, ghostwriter, redaktør") to projects for such publishers as Politikens Forlag and Strandberg Publishing.
(URL @ https://www.ryehauge.com/kontakt)

For those wondering about Henry and Sally cartoons associated with Mikkeller Brewery:

American freelance artist and illustrator Keith Shore created Henry and Sally characters as cartoony designs for Mikkel Borg Bjergsø's brewery.

Keith designed his first Mikkeller label in 2010, according to Denmark-based journalist Julie Søgaard in "Interview with Keith Shore, the man behind the Mikkeller beer labels," published Sep. 20, 2018, via DeMagSign, the magazine by Design Matters.
(URL @ https://magazine.designmatters.io/int...)

Coincidence triggered Keith's association with Mikkeller beer. A beer "on the top shelf of a bottle shop in New Jersey" caught his attention. The difference of the beer's label "from what he had seen before on a beer" motivated Keith to contact the brewery with an offer for creation of a design for the brewery's label. The Danish craft brewery's founder, Mikkel Bjergsø, "liked Shore's artistic expression" and accepted Keith's offer, according to "Mikkeller Prints: Celebrating 10 years of Mikkeller Art," published June 21, 2023, in the News section of the Mikkeller website.

Mikkeller's first Art Director created Henry and Sally from "the very beginning" as "beloved soul mates." The characters have evolved into "Mikkeller's label mascots."
(URL @ https://www.mikkeller.com/news/celebr...)

The cartoony logo presents differently according to background. Henry and Sally appear in black in light backgrounds. They are "inverted" in dark backgrounds. Mikkeller Brewery's signature colors provide contrast for Henry and Sally in colored backgrounds, according to "The Logo" on Mikkeller Brewery's "Brand Book 2025."
(URL @ https://www.mikkeller.com/brand-book-...)