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River of Skulls from Twisted Oak is a frightfully delicious bottle of wine. In 1805, Lieutenant Gabriel Moraga was ordered by the Spanish Governor of California to explore the Great Central Valley and to (re)name everything he found. One day he came across a river the banks of which were littered with skulls. No one ...
Gumball Vodka Skull Jelly Shot - perfect not only for Halloween! One of the more creative ways to serve alcohol at a party is to create colorful and fruity Jello Shots. The process of making jello shots is super easy, and is not that different than making regular jello. Preparation: view at Jelly Shot Test Kitchen Halloween Skulls ...
Absinthe is historically described as a distilled, highly alcoholic beverage. Essentially it is a neutral spirit infused with myriad herbs and botanicals, centering around anise, fennel and a specific type of wormwood, Artemisia absinthium, from which absinthe takes its name. It’s understood now that hallucinations and other health issues attributed to overindulging in absinthe were more a result of alcohol poisoning ...
Pistonhead Beer world is filled with barley malt, water and hops and Mexican sugar skulls. Pistonhead is a beer and package you will not forget for a long time once you have a chance to look, see, touch and taste. Pistonhead is a somewhat darker brew without being a dark lager. It's brewed with more caramel malt than a regular lager. ...
Boneshaker is a big, knockout wine! Bold and intense with concentrated sweet berry aromas that lead to layered dark plum and black cherry flavors and a rich, full mouthfeel, all balanced with nice acidity and well-structured tannins. Subtle hints of spice and pepper grace the long, smooth and silky finish. A big wine that can be paired ...
Absinthe is the drink of choice for those who like their alcohol on the extremely potent side. The Pandor abisnthe is produced through the old French traditional methods. A product of Fourgerolles Haute Aone since 1811, this particular brand of absinthe is made through distillation and soaking. The brand claims the taste to be both ...
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