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i wish i was geRRy...
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Um... let me think about that.
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Simple Pleasures - 2oL
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It Just Doesn’t Matter!!!
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I have never had Zaya before. Is it a spiced rum? Or on the rocks with a mixer kinda rum?
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“Don’t talk to me about naval tradition. It’s nothing but rum, sodomy and the lash.” -Sir Winston Churchill |
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Bull Goose Loony
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Straight up neat sipping rum. It is a spiced rum. I've had both bottles from Trinidad (New) and Guatemala (Old). They're both great, but the old stuff was just a little bit better. It definitely pairs well with cigars.
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Still Watching My Back
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Yeap totally agree and on another note you should try Zacapa centenario, Diplomatico reserve, and Havana club...hehehe
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