by Johan on November 27, 2009
Available in very small quantities, the Casa Dragones Tequila is hand-made using pure spring water and the finest Blue Agaves that are hand picked for harvest by a Maestro Tequilero. Casa Dragones is then multiple-distilled through a modern filtration system to remove natural impurities and hand finished by the Maestro Tequilero to balance the taste, by adding the perfect amount of extra añejo tequila that’s been rested in oak barrels for more than five years. Each bottle is individually crafted using pure, lead-free crystal, as well as being signed and numbered by hand, Casa Dragones Tequila is the perfect gift for tequila enthusiasts and collectors everywhere. $294.
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Coca-Cola has recently launched their new Coca-Cola Plus Green Tea flavor in the Japanese market. The new flavor has no calorie, which is similar with the Diet Coke. [Akihabara]
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Mr. Jeremiah Weed has proudly present the Southern Style Sweet Tea Flavored Vodka, which has became legendary with many U.S. Air Force fighter pilots. It is available throughout the United States in 50ml, 200ml, 375ml, 750 ml 1 L and 1.75 L packaging. [Jeremiah Weed]
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by Johan on March 27, 2009
Jim Beam Distiller’s Series is priced at $23.99 a bottle. This limited edition bourbon whiskey tastes sweet with a blend of caramel and vanilla on a toasted background for a full, smooth taste. Each bottle is aged for seven years. [Product Page]
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by Johan on January 9, 2009
Priced at between $25 to $45 each, Prairie Vodka is distilled from organic yellow corn and crafted in partnership with a co-op of over 900 Minnesota farmers. It is also the most eco-friendly vodka. These delicious vodka are packaged in a recyclable glass bottle and are packed in a kraft cardboard box made from sustainable forest wood pulp with organic inks on the labels. The corncobs and other leftovers are also converted on-site to biogas energy for powering the stills. [Uncrate]
