posted by Chas S. Clifton at 10:36 PM Permalink
Thursday, November 04, 2004
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3 Comments:
It's outstanding vodka, too. Smooth and potent.
It really is good stuff, and I'm not a vodka drinker. There were several bottles consumed by attendees at the Central States Heathen Moot last April in OK, and I tried a shot (or two) there. This has an additional upside for me personally, too. You see, I sell the horns from my cattle as drinking horns. And I do get some very small horns from the abattoir, which I have been using for craft projects. But at the moot, I discovered that they make ideal "shot horns", and sold several for this purpose after Thor's Hammer Vodka made the rounds ...
Be well,
Dave H.
http://www.haxton.org/weblog
Odious, I still ain't convince that the concept of "terroir" applies to vodka, however.
Dave, if you can start a fad for "shot horns," then more power to you.
Let's see, you put your Thor's Hammer vodka on the shelf next to Strega liqueur. And there's a secret meaning to Jose Cuervo tequila, but that's oathbond material. :-)
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