#Tanquery

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[thedeadleafs]

Gladys Cooper, 1910s

"The actress Gladys Cooper, later to be the star of stage and screen in The Second Mrs Tanquery and My Fair Lady, wears a high-waisted Empire line evening dress in the new fluid, classical style. Although the fussy frills have gone, the surface of the dress is still intricately beaded. Feathers, tiaras and jewelled bands were often worn in the hair for the evening."

Scanned and quoted from the book "Decades of Fashion" by Harriet Worsley.

[hotcupoteckla]

"You're the spitting image of her! Can't you see it's written on your face?! You are her come again to usher in the new dawn - the Mirithe Eon! All you have to do is come with us, we will show you The Way, we will-"

The Blacksmith Apprentice raised his hands in protest, silencing the younger adept, and shook his head lightly, lips pursed.

"I cannot be whom you say," he said, head still moving side to side. "My home is here. I am a blacksmith's apprentice. I am engaged to my future wife, Mika. I stand with men, for I am one of them. Others have come before you, issuing the same decree, although I admit, not with such fervor.

I know you come from a land of troubles, but you can rest here. If those enemies you hold in your heart's fears come to us, we will defend our home-," he reached out to the group, his nut-brown hand extended towards them.

"-Together. What say you?"

The wizened leader of the new troupe of travellers tipped his cup to empty its contents into his jaw. He swallowed, set the stein on the table, nodded and slapped his knees in the Tanqueri gesture for leaving.

Standing, he spoke, "You are clearly the leader we seek. You will not seek to confront Fate? Very well." His compatriots looked to him now with alarm. He raised his hands to assuage them, as he did when he asked them for patience while he summoned their next meal in his ritual cast each day.

"It is then remaining to me to see that you are equipped for what lays in store. I will send Them to you, young sir." The youthful adept, Seamus, rose out of his seat, handing the cloak to his master, cowing his brown eyes away from the youth & his master with shame for how they welled with tears against his will. Winston took the coat from him, but made a hold gesture to his apprentice. Seamus stood there shocked, tears trailing down his cheeks.

Winston continued, "The rest of you should stay here. Help him. Learn from him. Teach him what you in turn know to be true. I warn you if you don't, we will fail." He drew his well worn cloak around him, layered and raggedy, and plucked his stave from its rest point at the edge of the table.

"Good tides stay with you." With that the wizard only known as Winston marched out of the door to the tavern, his cloak billowing behind him with the cold gust from the door causing some patrons to shy away from the chill. The door closed, the cold left and Winston was gone.

Jef stood in front of the group, awkwardly. This was the fifth group in the past year who came to Delken, but he hadn't seen the wizard before. Also, that was the shortest speech to attempt to convince him, and ... it wasn't even convincing. It seemed more convinced?

What an odd man.

His face shifting from a pensive scowl to an open smile, he turned back to the group - "Well, come with me, and I can show you around Delken, at least. Who wants to start at the smithy downstairs? It will at least be warm there, and we can proceed to the town hall from there?"

The group still was standing there, as many deer blinking against a sudden bright lantern in the forest. It reminded Jef to check the hooded set for Gurney, so the hunt tomorrow evening would go well. He flipped the rug, and opened the trap door at the end of the bar, and gestured down. The heat quickly jumped in the room, and the distant tinking noise became a very loud clanking one. Mika's making progress, then.

He gestured to the hole in the floor, "Who wants to see where Delken's magic happens?"

You are just a humble peasant boy and in general you are very happy with your life. The only problem is that you are constantly being pestered by travelers trying to tell you that you are some sort of chosen one.

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Classic Negroni

[southsideoftexas]

Six Four Jo

Foaled on the Haythorn.

Tanquery Gin and Happy Hancock on top.

Black Chick Gold and Eddie Preeta on bottom.

[romantic-barnes]

gin, tonic & a lemon on top

Pairings: fluffy!bucky x bartender!reader

Summary: Maybe Bucky’s an alcoholic or maybe he just has a crush on the sweet like syrup bartender.

Warnings: alcohol consumption

Bucky Barnes, the college student struggling to put food on his plate, eating ramen noodles like any other in his shoes. The one who spends too much money on textbooks and tutors, now sitting at the bar of one of the few places good enough to pay a visit to.

Bucky has a knack for alcohol, not the bad type; he just enjoys himself a long-drink or a cocktail once in a while. It’s something that struck his interest oddly enough. 

Now here he sat, a Knickerbocker Martini in hand but his eyes fixed on the woman behind the bar.

She’s somethin’ else.

Her all black outfit blended her in with the other staff if you didn’t care to look hard enough (or too drunk). 

Bucky emptied his drink in one gulp, the dry vermouth stinging in his throat. 

“Excuse me?” He called out, catching the attention of the girl. She walked over to him, a polite smile on her pink lips.

“What can I get you?”

“A gin tonic, doll.” 

She went right ahead, grabbing a glass from behind her, filling the glass with ice and alcohol, a slice of lemon on top. She slid the drink in his direction taking Bucky’s money in return.

He stared at the drink for a minute, his eyebrows wrinkling. “Where’s the cucumber?” He asked, not rudely, but with a smirk playing on his lips.

The bartender chuckled. “Well, if you must know, Tanquery gin is actually infused with citrus fruit, not cucumber.” She leaned on the counter, pointing a finger at the drink. “That’s why we put a slice of lemon in it.”

Bucky’s lips parted slightly, dumbfounded by the knowledge he was hit with. He could smell her perfume from the close proximity.

-

Bucky send Steve a quick apology, arriving at the bar just in time for happy hour. 

Although he could’ve hung out with Steve and Scott, he’d rather spend his time eyeing the pretty bartender, besides drinking. 

Bucky slipped onto the bar stool he had almost claimed for himself and started to look around for her. He didn’t know her name, or if she even worked tonight, but he was hopeful nonetheless. 

Just in time for him to order, she appeared around the corner, walking behind the bar. They locked eyes and Bucky flashed her a million dollar smile. 

“You again. Should I be worried you’re stalking me?” 

“Oh god no, but I should call the police on you and have them arrest you for being so damn pretty.” Bucky shut his mouth before he could say anything further. His face glowing red afraid he stepped over a line.

“Please do, I like being handcuffed.” She winked at Bucky and he chuckled. 

“Kinky.” 

“What are you having today?” 

“Mojito.” Bucky said without looking at the small menu of drinks.

“Classic. I see.” 

She went ahead and mixed his drink, throwing a few leaves of mint in a glass, lime and syrup. Ice was added and liquid. She finished off his drink with powdered sugar on top of a tree of mint. 

Bucky took a sip from it, satisfaction written on his face. “No brown sugar?” 

The bartender chuckled. “No, we make our Mojito the Italian way.”

“Why’s that?” Bucky took another sip, contend with the taste.

“Because the owner is Italian.”

-

The following week Bucky couldn’t wait to see the cute bartender again. Between classes he tried on different outfits to find one that would look good enough to catch her attention, but also casual enough to not seem desperate for it.

His efforts didn’t go unnoticed though, his two friends teasing him and asking questions nonstop. Bucky wouldn’t give in to it though, his mind focused on the girl he was trying to impress. 

The days ended slower than Bucky would like to and friday rolled around after all. He mentally prepared himself to make a move, exhaling heavily upon entering the bar. 

Sat on the bar stool he had chosen as his favourite, he watched with curious eyes, the girl mixing drinks with ease, like it’s so engraved in her body she doesn’t have to look at the bottles to know which one is which.

“Hey there.” She smiled, approaching Bucky. 

“Hey.” Bucky wiped his hands on his jeans. “Can you recommend something for me?” 

She thought for a moment, grabbing all the ingredients, mixing them up and setting the finished product on the bar top. 

Bucky was about to fish money out of his wallet, but she stopped him. 

“This ones on me.” 

Bucky’s cheeks warmed up from the gesture, shyly looking away from her eyes to the drink in front of him. Within seconds he could tell it was Tequila Sunrise, the orange to red gradient giving it away.

“A Tequila Sunrise?” Bucky quirked a brow, stirring the orange and red together. 

“It’s my favourite.” She watched as he sipped. “I like my drinks like I like my men. Sweet.” She said, quiet enough for only Bucky to hear.

He choked slightly, making her laugh. She walked away tending to the other customers, her head turning to him, winking.

He forgot all about the move he wanted to make, too flustered to say another word.

-

“Just take us with you, Buck come on!” Scott whined.

“Yeah, we wanna know who took your sanity.” Steve followed up, smiling at his friend.

“No, you guys are just going to embaress me.” Bucky mumbled, sliding his arms through his jacket. 

Despite all efforts to keep Steve and Scott away, they insisted and wouldn’t drop it until Bucky gave in, even following him outside. 

They reached the bar, Bucky nervously biting his lip. Luckily for him, there seemed to be a good amount of people scattered around the bar to keep the barkeeper distracted.

He needed to find the courage somewhere within himself to speak up, but Steve took the lead waving his arm at the girl. Bucky lowered his head afraid of what might come.

“Good evening gentlemen, what can I get you?” 

“I’ll have a uh,” Steve took a quick glance at the menu, “Apricot Lady.”

“One Bee’s Kiss for me.” Scott said, glancing over to Bucky to let him order.

He slowly lifted his head, surprise in the bartenders eyes as they connected with his. “A Moscow Mule.” He smiled shyly.

“Is that her?” Scott asked earning a confused look from her. Bucky’s cheeks tinting bright red.

She smirked, working on the three cocktails. “Depends on who I’m supposed to be.”

“Excuse my friends, they’re idiots.” Bucky glared at Scott and then Steve who were smiling, knowing exactly that she’s the woman he’s been so whipped for.

She set the drinks in front of the three men, tending to the other costumers at the bar. 

“Why haven’t you made your move yet?” Steve looked at Bucky.

Bucky let his shoulders drop, his lips forming to a frown. “I don’t know if she likes me.” 

“Aw come on, anyone with eyes can see that she’s interested to see what Bucky Barnes has in store.” Scott patted Bucky on his shoulder a reassuring smile on his face.

“Look, she’s coming back.” Steve nodded to her and Bucky’s gaze shifted from his friends to the bartender. “We’re just going to go get some fresh air.” 

Bucky opened his mouth to protest, but both Scott and Steve were already out of reach.

“Your friends left you all alone, how rude.” She said, leaning her elbows on the bar top, her head resting in the palms of her hands. 

“Yes, they uh - they.” Bucky stuttered, quickly trying to search for some confidence, unsuccessfully. 

The bartender leaned in, her eyes warm and full of affection. “My shift ends in ten minutes, maybe I could accompany you instead of your friends.” 

Bucky’s mouth opened slightly, taken back by the question.

“I promise I won’t abandon you like them.” 

Bucky nodded a smile stretching across his face. “I’d love that.”

“What’s your name?” She asked, slowly moving away from the bar top. 

“Bucky and yours?”

“Y/n.”

[rpphil96]

For an end of weekend nightcap I'm enjoying a Tanquery gin & tonic and a bowl of Small batch Carolina red flake in my Altinay Meerschaum. I have another overtime week ahead of me but honestly it hasn't been so bad so far. #pipetobacco #pipesmoking #pipe #pipesmokersofinstagram https://www.instagram.com/p/CF8USdLHmzl/?igshid=14svvd5d69q7b

[lasshoe]

just finished reading the final installment of the stephanie/tanquery story on humans of new york

[alexandermcclean]

ALCOHOLIC DRINKS IN MALAYSIA

Malaysia is a Muslim nation and thusly alcohol isn't accessible at numerous Malay cafés. Beer is generally accessible at Chinese eateries, in any case, and beer, alcohol and wine are broadly accessible at Western-style inns, bars and cafés. The most well known brands of beer are Anchor, Tiger and Carlsberg. Imported wine and bourbon are costly.

The Malaysian government restricted the publicizing of alcohol, wine and beer as per Islamic disallowance of alcohol. Some Islamic pioneers have required an across the country boycott of alcohol. Malaysia has sharia courts which once in a while force caning sentences to male Muslims discovered drinking alcohol or submitting infidelity.

Beer utilization in Malaysia is 11 liters every year for each capita. Beer is accessible at Chinese-possessed eateries and lodgings. Tanquery based its formula for Malacca gin on flavors gathered during the 1800s.

Because of Malaysian permitting laws, the offer of alcoholic drinks is restricted to Non-Muslims at Refreshment Outlets, for example, Coffee Shops, Restaurants and Food Courts; or Night Entertainment Outlets, as Pubs, Karaoke, Clubs, Beer Gardens and Late-Opening Restaurants. In contrast to many created nations, in Malaysia most of alcohol utilization happens on premises. The 60 percent of the populace that is Malay and Muslim is presumed not to drink, rather than the Indian and Chinese minorities.

As indicated by USA Today: "Alcoholism has become an increasingly noteworthy wellbeing danger all through Malaysia, as even government authorities have perceived that alcohol utilization is a genuine medical issue. Before, WHO has likewise centered around alcohol issues related to general wellbeing in Malaysia. Accordingly, numerous not-for-profit associations and NGOs inside Malaysia have battled against alcohol and attempted to push for a progressively forceful national alcohol strategy. This incorporates observing alcohol and alcohol organizations' notices and advancements. Albeit direct publicizing, for example, on boards or TV ads, related to alcohol is illicit in a large portion of the nation, alcohol organizations have utilized different strategies, for example, supported occasions and forceful crusades, to target purchasers."

Somewhere in the range of 1994 and 1997, the importation of wine in Hong Kong, Thailand, Singapore, Taiwan and Malaysia nearly multiplied. It is accepted that most of purchasers were Chinese who had been convinced that red wine particularly was beneficial for one's wellbeing.

Malaysia Ranked World's tenth Largest Consumer of Alcohol

In may 2011, the World Health Organization (WHO) named Malaysia as the world's tenth biggest purchaser of alcohol regardless of its little populace and size and enormous number of Muslims. As indicated by WHO insights, Malaysians burned through over$5000 million on alcohol with a for each capita utilization of seven liters. [Source: Christina Tan, The Star, May 23, 2011]

Christina Tan wrote in The Star, Deputy Women, Family and Community Development Minister Heng Seai Kie said the issue of alcohol utilization in the nation was quitting any and all funny business. "Alcohol isn't just causing a great deal of medical problems but at the same time is adding to a critical number of mishaps," she said here yesterday. Heng was addressing journalists in the wake of propelling booklets and workshops on "Advance Healthy way of life: Reduce Alcohol Harm" sorted out by the Kuala Lumpur and Selangor Chinese Assembly Hall (KLSCAH).She said the service, through the National Population and Family Development Board, would hold a crusade to make mindfulness on the peril of alcohol misuse.

Classes directed in Mandarin, Malay, English and Tamil were hedl and were pointed for the most part at those from the Chinese and Indian people group, which had a high alcohol misuse rate. "The general population needs to comprehend that alcohol isn't a piece of our culture and it will bring harm in the event that it is mishandled," she said. KLSCAH secretary-general Yong Yew Wei said the Road Safety Council assessed that drinking and driving caused 30 percent of street mishaps across the country, with 38 percent of these subsequent in fatalities. "An investigation additionally shows that non-appearance from working environment among alcoholics is multiple times higher than others," he stated, including that non-administrative bodies assumed a crucial job in advancing a sound way of life.

[freizeitblog24]

Gin Standards im Überblick

Gin hat sich innerhalb der letzten Jahre zu einer sehr variantenreichen Spirituose entwickelt. Gin ist jedoch nicht gleich Gin. Im Prinzip werden vier klassische Sorten von Gin unterschieden: Der trockene Dry Gin, der trockene London Dry Gin, der ein wenig süßere Old Tom Gin und der ebenfalls süßere aber doch gleichzeitig auch würzigere Plymouth Gin. Wir betrachten diese Einteilung aber nur am…

[trixie-and-ames]

July reading round up. I didn't read nearly as many as in June but I read longer books this go round. The Light Years by Elizabeth Jane Howard ( this was a selection from last Summer for @duchessofcornwallsreadingroom that I started abd put down. I picked it up again and devoured it) Summer at Tiffany by Majorie Hart, a charming delightful book about Ms Hart's Summer as an employee at Tiffany ( she was one of the very first female employees allowed to work on the showroom floor EVER) The Cats of Copenhagen by James Joyce, this is a storybook based on letters Joyce sent to his grandson illustrated by Casey Sorrow. Summer by Edith Wharton, you can never read too much Wharton! Summer by Ali Smith ( a theme in July), the final installment of Ms Smith's Seasons quartet. Every book is a gem. Tanqueray by Stephanie Johnson and Brandon Stanton creator of @humansofny just follow Mr. Stanton's social media and be reaffirmed of the fact that there is innate goodness in the world. Read Tanquery and discover how we're surrounded by human beings who've lived extraordinary lives that never required a hashtag The Story of Ferdinand by Munro Leaf illustrated by Robert Lawson just felt the need to read this classic The Monster at the End of This Book I will never be too old for @sesamestreet NEVER Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen, the first selection for this season's Reading Room. It's one of my favorite and it's because of Mr. Darcy that no man will measure up * sigh* Secrets of a Devon Wood: My Nature Journal by Jo Brown a gift from Kid B. A lovely book full of drawings and facts about the natural world Ms Brown lives in. Ghost Hunters Adventure Club and The Express Train to Nowhere by Dr. Cecil H.H. Mills, another gift from Kid B. The 2nd installment of the adventure clubs well adventures. A hilarious yet engaging send up of the Hardy Boys/ Nancy Drew novels Summer: An Anthology of the Seasons edited by Melissa Harrison a wonderful collection of essays, poems etc about Summer An even dozen books. Very nice. Happy reading! #booksofinstagram #booksbooksbooks #booksofig #readersofinstagram #booklovers #ilovebooks #ilovetoread #janeausten #childrensbooks #sesamestreet https://www.instagram.com/p/CgzNfeJrLIr/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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[sipwatchtravel]

Here’s something for #throwbackThursday: Shockingly, my favorite #cocktail on the Mai Tai bar menu @Royal_Hawaiian was their Vada Gimlet – Tanquery Rangpur gin, spiced thai chili and lemongrass infused agave with fresh lime and basil garnish. The basil blew off. 😄

[vanitypotionboutique]

TANQUERY HALTER LACE UP TOP

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[beautifulcentury]

Scanned and quoted from the book "Decades of Fashion" by Harriet Worsley.

1 - Carroll McComas, 1905. "Actress Carroll McComas poses for the camera in 1905. Her clothes are typical of those of the elegant woman of the time, with an abundance of lace and frills and sweeping skirt. The waist was pulled in by corsets, and the bosom flung forward, but dress bodices fell loosely, billowing slightly over the waistband at the front. This would have been an evening dress, as high-collared dresses were always worn for day."

2 - Fur-trimmed cape, 1902. "This fur-trimmed cape of 1902 was probably worn as eveningwear. Although the low-cut, frilled lace evening dress looks fragile, the frills would be set over a cage-like corset."

3 - Gladys Cooper, 1910s. "The actress Gladys Cooper, later to be the star of stage and screen in The Second Mrs Tanquery and My Fair Lady, wears a high-waisted Empire line evening dress in the new fluid, classical style. Although the fussy frills have gone, the surface of the dress is still intricately beaded. Feathers, tiaras and jewelled bands were often worn in the hair for the evening."

[royalpain16]

Click above and read the article about The Queen and her four Cocktails a Day! 

It is reported, I wounder if this is completely true, maybe not every day. It’s fun to think this is how she made it to a healthy 91!!!

In the morning, Tanquery Gin and Dubonnet with a slice of lemon and ice.

During lunch, she’ll have a piece of chocolate and a glass of wine at meal’s end.

Also at lunch, the Queen drinks a dry gin martini, according to her cousin Margaret Rhodes. So, yes, we are now at three drinks by roughly 1 p.m

Her final drink of the day? It actually doesn’t come until she’s going to sleep: a glass of Champagne before bed.

Perhaps the Queen is really onto something. If she didn’t already have enough on her plate, we would be encouraging her right now to start a Goop or Draper James of her own; we can only imagine what other sort of lifestyle-related tips she must have to share - Vanity Fair