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Some cool water drops in the gardenYeah…nice lineup and surprisingly enough the middle cocktail is rhum based 😝 @oecbrewing @s_ggreco always a great time at OEC!Great day for rose! @oecbrewing and going to their sake class later today.Some marks of success! Though my back hurts and I’m sunburned. Felt great tho! And reminded me of my time in Southeast Asia and working with the elephants 🐘Oh my, what have I done??! 🫣🪴🐶 📚 ☕️ ☀️-
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Uisga Beatha
Uisga Beatha (pronounced Oosh-kah Bae [Scottish] or Ish–kah Baha [Irish]) is Gaelic for ‘The Water of Life’ and used to describe that liquid golden nectar: Whisky. Why is Uisga Beathe synonymous with Whisky? Well, take your pick; from claims that … Continue reading →
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