#vodka and rum

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The Best Place to Buy Wine and Spirits in Arlington

Arlington, Texas, is a thriving city with a growing demand for quality wine and spirits. Whether you're a connoisseur looking for a rare vintage or just someone who enjoys a good drink, finding the right liquor store can make all the difference. Here's a guide to help you discover the best place to buy wine and spirits in Arlington, covering everything from selection to customer service.

1. Wide Variety of Wine and Spirits

A top-notch liquor store in Arlington should offer a diverse selection of products to suit every palate and occasion. Whether you're in search of a robust red wine, a crisp white, or a fine bottle of bourbon or tequila, the best stores will have it all. Look for a store that carries a range of options, from affordable everyday choices to premium bottles for special occasions. Additionally, the best liquor stores will have an impressive selection of craft spirits and local favorites, ensuring you have access to unique and hard-to-find products.

2. Competitive Pricing and Promotions

One of the key factors in choosing the best place to buy wine and spirits is pricing. The ideal store should offer competitive prices on both standard and premium products. Frequent promotions, discounts, and loyalty programs can add value to your shopping experience. Whether you're purchasing a single bottle for a dinner party or stocking up for a big event, finding a store that provides good value for your money is essential.

3. Expert Staff and Recommendations

The best liquor stores go beyond simply selling products—they offer expert guidance and personalized recommendations. Whether you're new to wine or a seasoned enthusiast, having access to knowledgeable staff can enhance your shopping experience. They can suggest the perfect wine pairing for your meal, introduce you to a new spirit, or help you select a gift. A store with a friendly and informed team makes it easier to explore new products and find exactly what you're looking for.

4. Locally Owned and Operated

Supporting local businesses in Arlington is a great way to strengthen the community. Many locally owned liquor stores offer personalized service and take pride in catering to the preferences of their customers. These stores often carry local Texas wines, craft beers, and regionally distilled spirits, giving you access to unique flavors that reflect the character of the area. Shopping local also means contributing to the local economy, which is always a positive.

5. Convenience and Accessibility

Convenience is key when choosing where to buy your wine and spirits. The best stores will be conveniently located, have ample parking, and offer flexible hours to accommodate your busy schedule. Many top liquor stores in Arlington also provide delivery services, making it easy to get your favorite products without leaving your home. Whether you're planning a last-minute celebration or simply need to restock your bar, convenience and accessibility can make your shopping experience more enjoyable.

Liquor Up: Your Premier Destination for Wine and Spirits in Arlington

If you're looking for the best place to buy wine and spirits in Arlington, Liquor Up is your go-to destination. Offering an extensive selection of wines, spirits, and craft beverages, Liquor Up provides everything you need to satisfy your tastes. From affordable everyday options to exclusive premium products, Liquor Up ensures that you have access to the best selection at competitive prices.

At Liquor Up, we pride ourselves on exceptional customer service and expert recommendations. Our knowledgeable staff is always ready to help you find the perfect bottle, whether you're a wine enthusiast or a first-time buyer. Plus, with convenient delivery options, you can shop from the comfort of your home and have your order delivered right to your door.

Visit liquorupstore.com to explore our wide selection and place your order today. Discover why Liquor Up is Arlington’s top choice for wine and spirits.

[ink-ghoul]

now to my fave minecraft worldbuilding topic

what can you cook? what's edible? what's possible with enough imagination?

I'd like to start with things that are present in-game (vanilla), first, the foods and drinks (ingredients too), having a loaf of bread with a nice mushroom stew seasoned with dandelions for breakfast is an option taken straight from the game

now let's say that I take the apples, wheat, milk, sugar and eggs to make an apple pie, that isn't in the game, but it's something possible to craft

in an extend things like salt can exist because the presence of sea water, same as things like bacon (pigs), cheese (milk) and so on

what if I throw the existing leaves in hot water to make tea?

or since all the dyes have an organic source can I make a rainbow cake?

how you cook things must be important too I imagine, maybe steak cooked in the smoker tastes way better than cooked with a fire aspect sword

[tilbageidanmark]

People post photos of their whiskey bars

[magnumdarkin25]

Food Fantasy is a funny game because despite its heavy nostalgia factor it’s objectively kind of shit gameplay wise, as well as the fact that the developers just blatantly stopped caring about the global players (completely discontinued EN voiceovers among other things), but also because it has me saying shit like “I think Rum and Mapo Tofu should aggressively make out” and “Do you think Tiramisu and Vodka have explored each other’s bodies” and “Cloud Tea really hit the cuntagon”

[masterdetectivexx]

Hi Detective, what did you think of Movie 26?

Movie 26 (Black Iron Submarine) Review

Raw feelings:

I'm completely speechless by this movie. It was way beyond any of my minimal expectations. It was extremely good!

I was baffled out of pure disbelief at how much main plot stuff they were revealing in this movie to the point that my brain fried. You could immediately feel that it was a movie you needed to rewatch multiple times in order to fully digest and appreciate its greatness. It was pure fanservice in the best way possible, not the botched M20 way, where fanservice scenes didn't feel earned, mystery being completely gone and main plot/cast characters getting sidelined. Everyone had their moment to shine.

After 15 years, I get a DC movie that finally topped M13 as my new all-time favorite DC movie. I was so thoroughly satisfied that I couldn't help but clap at the end.

Haibara (Sherry)

Haibara truly shined in this movie. Not only did she have proactive role in rescuing herself, Naomi and later Conan, but her personal romantic feelings, childhood past and current relationships with her dear friends were further fleshed out. I was floored by the degree that she got exposed, to the point of the OG antagonist Vodka standing right in front of her next to Pinga, ready to kidnap her, and then later interrogating her about her identity.

I truly adore how the movie also revealed what started the bullying she went through in America (protecting her fellow half-japanese) and how Naomi's story complimented Haibara's childhood. It was a beautiful touch having Haibara's childhood classmate Naomi realizing Haibara's true identity by the end of the movie.

I also love how the movie depicted how highly Haibara viewed Conan/Shinichi and his protective reassuring face. It was cute seeing her face light up with happiness when he showed up. I was shocked, but also very appreciative of how respectful she was trying to be of Shinichi's relationship with Ran (more than the fandom clearly) that she went to the degree of passing on her CPR kiss with Conan to Ran.

Mizunashi (Kir)

Kir was one of the big standouts in this movie. You could truly feel the shift in spotlight focus between her and Bourbon, seeing as Bourbon was truly put in the backburner for Kir to get more shine, and it was perfectly handled and a true overdue for her (since she has been neglected in the franchise overall). I couldn't stop grinning and appreciate her nonchalant stunts to aid in Haibara's escape by pretending to not know how to open the exit tube in the submarine so Vodka could thoroughly explain it as Haibara overhears everything through the transmitter.

I especially loved her less indirect and confrontational move towards Gin, when she directly interferred with his murder attempt of Haibara & Naomi, and how she calmly talked back at Gin when he aimed the gun at her. She was a true badass worthy of her NOC title, that I've longed to see in the series, only to get it in this wonderful movie.

Pinga

I really enjoyed Pinga's role in the movie as well, and especially appreciated how he wasn't written to be similar to Irish and Curacao (who had a more sympathetic antagonist development) but rather to be a more selfish greedy psychopath with more ambition than Gin, but less talented. It was interesting to learn how he was deep undercover as an engineer for interpol since 5 years back while disguised as a woman.

I especially enjoyed seeing his fights with Ran, and how she became a troublesome enemy for him (giving Ran good spotlight like in M13), as well as how Conan straight up shit-talked to him while giving Gin praise in comparison, to the point of riling Pinga up.

Vermouth

Vermouth was the true MVP in this movie. She had such a central role in saving Haibara from the organization's suspicion. It was extremely exciting to see Vermouth immediately sensing the potential of Naomi's All-age Recognition System (ARS) and how it could expose the boss identity and whereabouts, but more importantly to her, expose Shinichi's shrinking, that she'd rather keep hidden like a pandora's box. I was shocked and loved how she manipulated the Boss into giving her the order to destroy the ARS for his own sake, when she in reality wanted to not only conceal the current APTX shrinking effects from him, but also protect Shinichi. The way she used her disguising skills to invalidate the ARS' accuracy was just a genius move by her.

The biggest surprise to me was how she was revealed to be the old woman from the start in disguise, who was given the sale ticket for a Fusae brand brooch by Haibara out of selfless kindness, and how Vermouth was basically revealed to also be repaying that kindness back to Haibara by protecting her from the BO, further deepening her motivations and multi-faceted nature in such a beautiful way as she gazes at the confused Silver Bullet (Conan) who is questioning them after getting Bourbon's intel.

Rum & Karasuma Renya

The Biggest shocker in this whole movie was without a doubt the big reveal that Rum, the no.2 of the Black Organization, is unaware of the Boss' whereabouts in recent times and that, apart from having Pinga request Naomi to sell the ARS to them so they can modify it and also use it to erase the BO's activities in security cameras (according the boss' orders), had intended to use the ARS to locate Karasuma Renya (the Boss).

This was a huge bombshell reveal, yet to be revealed in the manga, that further clarified the current ongoings within the organization. It basically as good as confirmed that the Boss is hiding a de-aged form from his subordinates (including his very close associate, Rum) and that no one other than Vermouth is aware of his hidden whereabouts. This revelation is further supporting my "Child of seven (Nanatsu no ko)" theory (the Boss being a shrunken 7-year-old who is only contacting his subordinates through phone to hide his child appearance and maintain authority). This also further established a distrustful relationship between Karasuma Renya and Rum, seeing as the Boss has kept Rum out of the loop, and how Rum has persisted to locate the Boss against his wishes, creating a very small divide within the organization's power structure. This is extremely exciting for the future of the series and has gotten me very hyped for what's left of Rum's development in the Rum climax.

Conclusion

This movie was overall a 10/10 product, that gave all the fans outstanding fanservice. Conan's devotion to save Haibara, Ran's supportive contribution to the point of almost getting shot, Agasa's deeply moving heartfelt tears after Haibara's kidnapping, Kuroda's helpful backing of Conan, Bourbon's informational support and Akai's loyal aid in taking down the submarine were all just the tip of the iceberg. All the beautiful callbacks to canon events were also among the best of the fanservice. I especially loved Haibara's callback to how a child (Ayumi) had once changed her life through their actions (File 437), Pisco kidnapping her despite wearing glasses (File 240), Ran reminding Haibara of Akemi (like in File 434), Kir's callback to her father sacrificing himself for her in response to Naomi's cry (File 604) and all the moments Haibara recalled when Conan comforted and moved her (Bus hijack, Haibara intro, Reunion, etc).

Gosho's involvement in the story was clearly noticeable, just by the sheer quality of the movie, and all of his many drawn keyframes were beautiful.

Screenshots

[suleikazuleika]

[cranberrybogmummy]

Booze poll

C'mon people let's see

[fionaapplerocks]

Fiona Apple albums as cocktails:

[lilianhuas]

Xiao Ge and his…hip flask(?)

[askwhatsforlunch]

Love Potions and Sensuous Cocktails

Whether you are celebrating, whomever you are celebrating with, and it can always be a good friend or yourself, these Love Potions and Sensuous Cocktails are delectable concoctions and exciting tipples to sip in good company... Happy Valentine's Day!

Parisian Blonde 

Pink Lady 

Kir Royal à la Lavande 

Mr. Butler’s Phryne 

Rose Rickey

Pretty in Pink 

Burning Passion Gin and Tonic

The Cécile  

The Ava 

Rosemary, June and Gin 

Kir Royal à la Rose 

The Villanelle 

Ginger and Lime Whiskey 

Bellini

Between the Sheets 

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Where to Buy the Best Liquor or Spirits in San Antonio

San Antonio is a city rich in culture and flavor, and when it comes to finding the best liquor or spirits, locals and visitors alike have a wide array of options. Whether you're looking for craft spirits, fine wines, or popular liquors, San Antonio has something for everyone. Here's a guide to help you find the best liquor and spirits in the city.

1. Wide Selection of Liquor and Spirits

When searching for the best liquor store, variety is key. You want to find a store that offers a wide selection of products, including popular brands, craft spirits, and local favorites. The best liquor stores in San Antonio should have an extensive inventory that caters to every taste and occasion, from high-end whiskey and tequila to everyday staples like vodka and rum. Look for stores that offer unique and hard-to-find spirits, as well as a knowledgeable staff that can help you find exactly what you're looking for.

2. Competitive Pricing

Price is always a factor when choosing where to buy your liquor. The best liquor stores in San Antonio offer competitive pricing without compromising on quality. Whether you're looking to splurge on a premium bottle or stock up for a party, finding a store that offers fair prices and regular promotions is essential. Many top liquor stores also offer loyalty programs and discounts for bulk purchases, helping you get the most value for your money.

3. Locally Owned and Operated

Supporting local businesses is important to the San Antonio community, and choosing a locally owned liquor store is a great way to contribute to the local economy. Many local stores are family-owned and take pride in offering personalized service and unique products that reflect the local culture. These stores often carry local craft beers, Texas-made whiskeys, and other regional specialties that you won't find in national chains.

4. Convenient Location and Hours

Convenience is key when it comes to choosing the best liquor store. The ideal store should be located in an accessible area with ample parking and offer extended hours to accommodate your schedule. Whether you're making a quick stop after work or planning for a weekend gathering, finding a store that offers convenience and flexibility is important. Many top liquor stores in San Antonio also offer delivery services, making it even easier to get your favorite spirits without leaving home.

5. Customer Service and Expertise

The best liquor stores don’t just sell products—they provide an experience. Friendly and knowledgeable staff can make all the difference when shopping for liquor or spirits. Whether you're a seasoned connoisseur or a first-time buyer, having a staff that can guide you through the selection process and make recommendations based on your preferences is invaluable. Look for stores that prioritize customer service and are staffed with experts who can help you find the perfect bottle for any occasion.

Discover Blue Star Liquor: Your Go-To Liquor Store in San Antonio

If you're looking for the best liquor or spirits in San Antonio, Blue Star Liquor is the place to go. Located in the heart of the city, Blue Star Liquor offers an extensive selection of popular brands, craft spirits, and local specialties. Whether you're shopping for a special occasion or just looking to stock your home bar, Blue Star Liquor has you covered.

At Blue Star Liquor, we pride ourselves on providing top-notch customer service, competitive pricing, and a wide variety of products to suit every taste. Our knowledgeable staff is here to help you find exactly what you need, and we offer convenient delivery options to make your shopping experience even easier.

Visit us online at bluestarliquor.holiq.io to browse our selection and place your order today. Make Blue Star Liquor your go-to destination for all your liquor and spirits needs in San Antonio.

[zimtphilosoph]

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[noblesvacation]

Tidbits about Food

What we've learned about everyone's food preferences!

Lizel

likes: tea and fruit water

dislikes: cheese, but he can eat it

cannot drink alcohol at all

Gil

likes: meat, alcohol

dislikes: chocolate and sweets. can't stand even the smell. mushrooms

Eleven

likes: sweets, alcohol, pretty much everything. stomach is a bottomless pit

dislikes: ?

he has a habit of biting the rim of his glass

[sunshowersanddandelionwine]

fun fact: i had to ask my dad what kinds of bourbons are good because ive never liked whiskey/bourbon/rye/scotch so thats why blantons got a shoutout in my last fic

[toadscools]

star wars porn parody titles

a new hole

the empire strikes ass

return of the "head guy"

a phantom man-ass

attack of the clones

revenge of the piss

the force awakens something in me

the last "head guy"

the rise of skinwalker (there was a director change and this one concludes the anthology with a very serious horror plot. there is no porn.)

[somanyfuckedupiftruebooks]

TMAGP2

'Okay, Dracula.' I love this show

They have an insane system for categorising the supernatural. So many different subsections and numbers. Just lump em all in 15 vague categories and move on.

Gwen is such a bitch 💅

Time isn't real!

Now we're in therapy??? Fucking finally.

(But didn't Jonnny say that he didn't want to use recorded therapy sessions as a plot device? I thought that came up in TMA S4.)

Oh no eating disorder :(

Oh yay tattoo! Lol I also got myself new tattoos for my 30th. It's a good thing to have stuff in common with characters in horror podcasts, right?

Ugh getting a tattoo livestreamed would be the worst! Here's several hours of sitting perfectly still while experiencing a reasonable amount of pain and a stranger is touching you in ways that may or may not be very intimate the whole time. But now with an unknown amount of strangers watching!

Yeah this sucks supremely. I require a minimum of a year to be anxious about my prospective tattoo designs, the idea of getting something done without even knowing what it's going to be makes me feel nauseous.

'Cleaning their bloody tools'??? The fuck??? Not how tattoos work.

The design sounds cool tho

And it sounds like she didn't have to pay or do any aftercare? Maybe the cursed tattoo is worth it

Plus it has art magic!! Sign me the fuck up I need a cursed tattoo that makes me a good writer (and also eats me alive or whatever probably)

But I guess you never think your work is good enough and work yourself into exhaustion trying to perfect it? Yeah I'm still on board, I already never think anything I create is good enough.

Oh shit she doesn't mean adjusting the painting she's carving her face up. Uh oh!!

And carving her everything else up.

This is a boneturning tattoo. I've been tricked!

She was using acid???? 😬

Anyway Alice is right. Simply ignore the horrors and don't let them bother you. This is an effective coping strategy that never comes back to bite anyone or causes future problems.

Alice's sibling is in a band! Good for them.

Luke.

Sam, please. We don't do any extra research for this job. Stop caring and start coasting. The Magnus Institute is probably nothing and I'm sure it won't come up again :)