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With the start if @tales_of_the_cocktail upon us I'd like to remind you that the only acceptable way to wear a tank top is with a pocket square.
Take me back to that perfect French Bistro... that was in Japan.
End of an era. Poured out the last ounce of my bottle of 2012 George T. Stagg this week. This was one of the first additions to my collection and it was just as delicious at the end as it was when I opened it.
I will never look as cool in real life as I do in @eugeneshoots pictures.
Whiskey as art.
Let's get meta. I run a blog called BottledInBondLA.com. This occasionally leads to people Googling bottled in bond products that don't exist and ending up on my site. This time around though it clued me into a Bonded whiskey that I didn't even know existed and even netted me a bottle. So, head on over to that little old blog and discover it with me.
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Drinking Poetic (on a Wednesday): The Los Angeles Sour
March 6, 2019 by bottledinbondla Bushmills

Drinking Poetic (on a Wednesday): The Los Angeles Sour

The Los Angeles Cocktail is terrible and is a perfect example of a bad drink that survives because it’s old.  Buried […]

Drinking Poetic: The Old Fashioned
September 19, 2018 by bottledinbondla Classics

Drinking Poetic: The Old Fashioned

“I prefer things the Old Fashioned Way!” said every generation ever as things changed around them. The Old Fashioned is […]

Drinking Poetic: The Hemingway Daquiri
June 29, 2018 by bottledinbondla Classics

Drinking Poetic: The Hemingway Daquiri

I feel a certain kinship with Hemingway. I’d like to think it’ because we both have an affinity with words […]

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