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    185 ViewsUnder Counter Coolers: The Modern Wine Cellar  By : Daniel Smith
    Not too many years back if you heard the term wine cooler, your thoughts automatically went to Bartles & James and if someone told you about their wine collection you pictured a dusty underground vault, where bottles lined the walls in orderly rows, slowly aging to perfection. Your average person that lived in your average suburban home could enjoy a good glass of wine when out on the town, but seldom had the capacity to store wine in optimal conditions at home.
    69 ViewsTips For Choosing And Buying Wine Racks  By : Jim hofman
    Whether you have a large or small wine collection, you\'ll need one or more wine racks. Wine racks have gone beyond simple storage solutions in recent years - they\'re often an intergral part of home decor. Before you purchase your first or next wine rack, here are a few factors to consider.
    60 ViewsIn Search For a Perfect Wine Rack  By : Melanie Hudson
    Five crucial questions arising when deciding for a new wine rack.
    60 ViewsWine Storage: Don\'t Make These 3 Mistakes  By : Jim hofman
    Several years ago, my wife and I began collecting wine from our U.S. wine trails adventures. At first, we used our basement to store the wine, graduating to a handsome wine rack a few years later. Only after a few bottles didn\'t meet our taste expectations did we learn the importance of proper wine storage.
    58 ViewsHow Green Is Your Wine Buying  By : Jennifer de Jong
    What is organic wine? Learn more about the process of making organic wine and how to find it in stores near you.
    57 ViewsShades of Green – An Overview of Organic Wine  By : Jennifer de Jong
    You’ve invested in that eco-friendly hybrid car. You’ve shopped at your local Farmer’s Market for fresh, organic veggies. You’ve purchased energy-efficient light bulbs and installed those bamboo floors. You diligently recycle. Now try visiting your local wine shop to seek out another sustainable produced product: Organic & Biodynamic Wines.
    55 ViewsBasket Gift Wine Ideas for The Holidays  By : Ellen Parry
    When someone you know is throwing out a special party for a holiday with family and close friends, there are a lot of things to think about in order to make it run smoothly. Even the most experienced host can experience the most extreme of surprises and mishaps in throwing a party. A basket gift wine can be a great help to add a lot of cheer to any event or holiday. This can be given to new acquaintances who are new to the neighborhood as a welcome gift, or as a gift for folks who are just in for the weekend.
    51 ViewsLiqueurs  By : Mario
    It was doctors and monks several hundreds of years ago, in the search for medicines, who produced the first liqueurs when they used honey or sugar to sweeten the bitter herb elixirs for their patients. Today, liqueurs are defined as spirits which have been infused with flavorings, such as extracts (or distillates) of plants and fruits, fruit juices, or essential oils.
    50 ViewsHow to Drink Wine like a Professional  By : Barney Garcia
    Most people like to enjoy a glass of wine once in a while, but to other people, drinking wine is an art form and they take it very seriously. The following article will give you tips on how to drink, taste and serve wine professionally.
    49 ViewsWild Turkey  By : Mario
    One of the more intriguing aspects of bourbon's revival is the way in which its stubborn old guardians have been proved right. None more so than Wild Turkey's Jimmy Russell. A glance at the Wild Turkey distillery confirms that this place doesn't abide by convention. As other firms are tidying up their plants, the iron-clad, black-painted Wild Turkey sits teetering on the brink of a gorge, steam rattling out of various chimneys. It is one of those places which feels alive, as if the plant is humming with the measured rhythm of the staff. And, overseeing it all, is the avuncular Jimmy.
    48 ViewsWine Storage Temperature And Serving Suggestions  By : Steven Edwards
    The love of wine has existed since the dawn of time. Fossil vines, 60-million-years-old, are the earliest scientific evidence of grapes. The earliest written account of viniculture is in the Old Testament of the Bible which tells us that Noah planted a vineyard and made wine (well with all those animals on the Ark what was he expected to do!)
    47 ViewsBeer Varieties  By :
    There are many different types of beer for you to choose from and depending on your own personal tastes you may prefer one over the other.
    46 ViewsA Barrage of Bar Stools  By : Marc Hardey
    Bar stools, as the term implies, are stools normally found in bars as well as pubs. These are narrow space-saving seats intended for use in areas frequented by persons who like to spend time with themselves while on the company of other individuals, hang out with pals, or merely like to meet new faces. A bar seat can be made of wood or metal, even plastic. They come in different styles to achieve the kind of atmosphere you like to have in your joint.
    46 ViewsHow Bartenders Can Triple Their Tips  By : Jeff Beale
    Service to the customer is what bartending is all about.... the more you provide.... the more your tip. T.I.P.S. (To Insure Proper Service)
    45 ViewsCheers! A Toast To Wine Clubs  By : Rory H. Hawkins
    Do the names Chardonnay, Merlot or Pinot Noir titillate your taste buds? Are you familiar with red, white, chilled rose, still and sparkly? Do you wish you could know more about these and get them delivered to your home? Then probably it is time that you apply for a membership to a wine club.
    44 ViewsFive Great Warm Weather Drinks for Parties  By : Dan Kane
    Perhaps because I spend much of my day at a computer, I recently turned to the internet in search of delicious but not too difficult to make warm weather drinks for guests. In just over an hour I found dozens of great sounding libations, none of which I'd ever tasted.
    42 ViewsWinery Tours On America's First Wine Trail  By : Jim hofman
    America's fascinating wine making history is rooted in the efforts of European immigrants, who brought their skills to America throughout the 1800's. Long before California and other west coast wine producing states were settled, other areas of the country were busy producing wines from native grape vines growing in the wild. In the 1830's, a group of German immigrants settled in the Missouri river valley, about an hour west of St. Louis near the present historic town of Hermann, Missouri.
    40 ViewsProblems Choosing the Right Wine? Here Are Some Tips  By : Steven Ross
    Most people think it\'s harder to choose the right wine than it really is. In actuality, there are some basic rules you can use to help you pick the right wine -- every time.
    39 ViewsJim Beam  By : Mario
    Jim Beam is one of the big names of bourbon, so there's no surprise to find a big man behind it all. Booker Noe isn't just physically huge, he is one of the foundation stones of the modern industry. Booker is Jim's grandson and still lives in Jim's old house in Bardstown. Talk to him and you are tapping straight into the history of bourbon itself.
    39 ViewsCompliment Your Food with Wine  By : Aazdak Alisimo
    It\'s time to sit down to a delicious meal with your loved one, and you really want to impress them with your knowledge of fine wine. Unfortunately, you\'re a little rusty on the finer points of choosing a wine to go with that meal you have just cooked or ordered. Here are a few tips to remember about wines.
    39 ViewsHow To Store Your Wine  By : Jennifer de Jong
    Most wine lovers have seen the day that requires graduating from a couple bottles in a rack to coming up with some sort of system to sort, store, and keep wine accessible. The following arearticle contains tips for keeping your wine healthy and tasting good long-term.
    37 ViewsJack Daniels  By : Mario
    The Jack Daniel's legend starts with the eponymous founder of the distillery, who allegedly owned his first distillery at the tender age of 13, having learned his skill at the knee of Dan Call - one of those moonshining preachers who pepper the history of American whiskey. Jack was a clever operator, but it's hard to imagine that he envisaged his brand would one day become the most famous American whiskey of all.
    35 ViewsWhy Australia For Fine Wines?  By : Lindsay Lewis
    Australia, the land DownUnder, has become a major and exciting force in international wines. Australian wine is taking the world by storm, due to the quality of the grape stock combined with the skill and experience of its winemakers. This enables it to produce a superb and wide range of Australian wine styles.
    35 ViewsKeep Wine Chilled - Use a Wine Cooler  By : Rory H. Hawkins
    Wines taste best served at the right temperature. From 7°C for non vintage sparkling to 18°C for vintage port. Different types of wines need to be served at different temperatures. Wine coolers serve the purpose of chilling your wine to the right temperature.
    35 ViewsOne possible origin for cocktails  By : Mario
    Precisely where the word 'cocktail' came from is uncertain. A popular piece of folklore describes how a Mexican princess called Xoctl offered a mixed drink to an American visitor to her father's court who confused her name with that of the drink itself. Another suggestion is that the spoon used for mixing drinks reminded imbibing racegoers of the docked tails of non-thoroughbred horses, called cocktails. There are many other flights of fancy, but modern etymologists mostly agree that the word derives from coquetel, a French, wine-based drink.
    35 ViewsBordeaux - Wine Capital of the World  By : Antonio Bonito
    Bordeaux is located on the South-West coast of France, in the region of Aquitaine and the Gironde department. This famous city is traversed by the River Garonne, and it\'s here that you\'ll encounter people known as the Bordelais.
    35 ViewsLearn Wine Tasting in 4 Quick and Easy Steps  By : Jennifer de Jong
    The easy and snob free way to learn how to taste and appreciate wine.
    34 Views3 Ways to Prevent Hangovers  By : Chester Ku-Lea
    The real secret to avoiding hangovers is not to drink, or drink very little. But on the odd occasion when you over do it and need to function the next morning here are a few ways to prevent hangovers. First, it is important to understand what causes a hangover. As you will find out in the morning after The real secret to avoiding hangovers is not to drink, or drink very little. But on the odd occasion when you over do it and need to function the next morning here are a few ways to prevent hangovers.
    34 ViewsThe Origins of Wine and Winemaking  By : Andrea Flint
    Wine and winemaking has a long and venerable history. When was the first wine made, and by whom?
    34 ViewsA Toast to French Wines  By : Gideon Laston
    Around the globe there are certain regions like Napa Valley and Asti that are famous for the wines they produce. But none of these wines command the respect earned by wines created in France.
    34 ViewsThe Top 10 Rules Bartenders Use To Get Loyal Customers At The Bar  By : Jeff Beale
    Some bartenders get tipped better than others and in most cases, the difference is attitude.
    33 ViewsA guide to clubs in Murcia City, Spain (Supplemental)  By : Russell Marsh
    An Additional "rough" guide to bars in the City of Murcia.
    33 ViewsAlcohol, its real, its a problem  By :
    Because time and amount of drinking are uncontrollable, someone who is suffering from alcoholism addiction is likely to engage in such behaviour as breaking family commitments, both major and minor; spending more money than planned; drinking while intoxicated and getting arrested; making inappropriate remarks to friends, family, and co-workers; arguing, fighting and other anti-social actions. The alcoholic would probably wouldn\'t do such things, nor approve of them in others unless he was drinking.
    33 ViewsParlez Vous Vino?  By : Xav Moldonio
    Travel to a foreign country and you have to thrash your way through the language just to get something to eat and a place to stay. Well, the world of wine isn\'t much different. Here are some phrases you need to know that will make you sound sophisticated.
    33 ViewsExpert Advice to Teach a Novice How to be a Great Waiter.  By : Brent Newby
    Congratulations! You've been hired, As a novice you may be asking yourself "now what do you do?". Well now is when you consciously decide to excel. You ask yourself: "how do I become a great waiter?\" Even more importantly, "what is great?". What skills should I possess?; here are some tips.
    32 ViewsToast Of The Town: Wine As A Preventative Medicine  By : Jason Flintstone
    While not many of us look forward to taking our daily medication, some remedies are more palatably pleasing than others. Among these, some preventative medicines for heart disease and some cancers, including red wine.
    32 ViewsGive Your Loved Ones the Gift of Wine  By : Rory H. Hawkins
    Christmas, New Year or Valentine's Day - times for sharing and exchanging gifts. If you are at your wits ends thinking of the perfect gift then there is no better option than a basket of wine and wine accessories.
    32 ViewsDWI, DUI, And BAC: Three Deadly Acronyms  By : Doug Smith
    DWI - Driving While Intoxicated.
    DUI - Driving Under the Influence (of alcohol or drugs).
    BAC - Blood Alcohol Concentration (or Content).
    32 ViewsDrinking and Your Health  By : Barney Garcia
    Besides smoking, drinking is the only legal drug. It isn’t uncommon for friends and family to drink and dine together on a regular basis. Consuming too much alcohol however, can be seriously dangerous to your health.
    31 ViewsBartending School Is Just The Beginning  By : Michelle Stahl
    While you may be thinking about attending bartending school, keep in mind that a bartending career is not all fun and games.

    Bartenders work hard, and are often paid minimum wage. Working at a top club will, of course, up your take-home pay in the form of tips (sometimes as much as thousands per night), but you'll have to do your time and gain experience at smaller clubs and bars first. Initially, you’ll also work the less crowded shifts.
    31 ViewsBenefits of Using a Wine Rack  By : Rory H. Hawkins
    Temperature, humidity, lighting conditions and movement play important roles for wines to mature properly. Wines need to be kept in a safe place if they are to be stored for any amount of time. And there is no other way of storing wines safely other than investing in a wine rack.
    31 ViewsCommon Wine Flaws  By : Jennifer de Jong
    Learn how to recognize common wine flaws and know what to do when your wine is flawed.
    30 ViewsHow To Brew Your Own Beer  By : Gray Rollins
    There’s no bottle of brew that tastes quite as good as the one you’ve made yourself. It's also a fun hobby. So what are you waiting for? Here’s how to brew your own beer.
    30 ViewsWine – Is it as good as it tastes?  By : Chester Ku-Lea
    Wine is as old as life, well, civilized life at least. The result of fermented grapes harvested after a year’s hard work, the product is as rich in culture as it is in health benefits.
    30 Views9 Techniques Bartenders Use To Get Larger Tips At The Bar  By : Jeff Beale
    Remembering your customers' names, favorite drinks, and favorite topics of conversation will help you build up a large regular following of customers because everyone wants to feel important, and when you remember a customer he is motivated to remember you. Your remembering is an important first step toward being a "friend" who deserves his business.
    30 ViewsWine Tasting 101 - Quick Terms To Enhance Your Tasting Enjoyment  By : Jennifer de Jong
    Tasting wine is a sequence of event that enhances the enjoyment of imbibing. Wine can be an intimidating subject, but becoming familiar with the following terms in regards to the taste, flavors, and ingredients of wine will break down the "snob factor" associated with wine and start you on the road to becoming a true connoisseur. The following are some basic wine words to become familiar with.
    29 ViewsHow To Choose An Italian Wine  By : Gray Rollins
    Wine connoisseurs regularly boast about their fine Italian wine collections and rightly so. Even if you’re not a connoisseur, by the end of this article you’ll be able to put your best Italian wine forward.
    29 ViewsRaise Your Beer Mug To The World Or How To Say Cheers! In Zulu  By : Heather Moffat
    The Moguls did it. So did the Vikings. “A mouth of a perfectly happy man is filled with beer.” After coining that phrase, you don’t think this anonymous Egyptian from 2200 BC kept it to himself. I can see him raise his drinking vessel to his Nile-side neighbors while repeating the words.
    28 ViewsFine Wine Italian Style: The Beauty Of Italian Wine  By : Jim Kapowski
    Fine wine often brings to mind images of French rolling hills and elegant dinners; however, Italy's twenty regions bring to the pallet an array of fine wines for your dining pleasure.
    27 ViewsHangover - Too Sozzled To React  By : Sharon Hopkins
    Drinking for many is a social activity which many people love to do. Even though it may not be healthy, drinking in small quantities would not cause much harm. The problem starts when there is excessive drinking. You may enjoy being drunk and may not realize things that is happening around you. The next morning is the time you realize it’s after effects which is known as a hangover and can be one of the sore mornings which you would not like to remember.
    27 ViewsA guide to bars in Murcia City (Edition 1)  By : Russell Marsh
    A general guide to bars in Murcia.
    27 ViewsWine Tasting 101 – Understanding Aromas and Flavors  By : Jennifer de Jong
    Quick wine tasting tips to get you on your way to becoming a true connoisseur.
    26 ViewsHow to hire pub equipment for your home  By : Rent-A-Bar
    It is becoming more and easier to hire pub equipment like taps, and cooling equipment. For home use, these are handy if you have a party or a wedding, or a general get together.
    24 ViewsWine Refrigerators - Five Key Factors To Consider  By : Jim hofman
    With an ever growing interest in all things wine, wine lovers have a wide array of accessories and storage options to enhance their wine experience. New stylish wine accesssories are continually introduced as wine affecionados seek out the best ways to share and enjoy serving wine. Let\'s take a look at wine storage, a very important aspect of wine enjoyment.
    23 ViewsUnderstanding Bordeaux  By : Jennifer de Jong
    Learn how to understand tricky wine labels and buy French wine you will love!
    22 ViewsCocktail Making Evening In Sussex – A Social Evening To Encourage Team-building Attitude In Corporate People  By : Greg Birbeck
    Cocktail making evening in Sussex is an ideal corporate event to enhance the team-building attitude in corporate people. This event is like a breath of fresh air after the tired monotonous days of constant work pressure. When the corporate people feel low with life, this type of corporate event comes with a package full of fun, laughter, excitement and relaxation.
    22 ViewsWine Refrigerators - Five Questions To Ask Before Buying  By : Jim hofman
    Interest in wine is at an all time high, as more and more people discover the joy of sharing and enjoying wine. New wine accessories are being introduced continually, taking wine collecting to an art form. Let's examine some wine storage options, including wine refrigerators and coolers, which are designed to help wine lovers store their bottles in optimal conditions for peak flavor.
    21 ViewsWine Tasting In Northamptonshire – Revitalizing The Taste Buds For Corporate Event  By : Greg Birbeck
    Wine looks the same when poured in a glass, but it tastes different to your taste buds. It all depends on your taste. Do you often find it difficult to select the brand of wine you like best? Well, this time you get to participate in some simple fun filled ways of judging your taste profile through some exciting corporate events.
    19 ViewsBeer From The Keg - The Natural Choice  By : Jim hofman
    Beer is a well loved and revered beverage that\'s been part of society for hundreds of years. No matter the style, beer is enjoyed by millions of people every day. The brewing of beer has remained much the same over time, but how it reaches the consumer has changed dramatically over the last century.
    19 ViewsWine and Food Pairing Made Easy!  By : Jennifer de Jong
    The easiest way to learn how to pair food and wine!
    18 ViewsU.S. Wine Trails - The Perfect Weekend Getaway  By : Jim hofman
    Wine tours have long been popular excursions for wine lovers and those who enjoy beautiful, lush scenery. But no longer will you need to travel to France or Napa Valley for a wine tour getaway, as specialty wine trails in just about every state are catering to wine travel fans. The United States has over 6000 wineries, with at least one in every state. Many states boast specialty wine regions, with clusters of wineries grouped together in close proximity for an ideal weekend getaway.
    17 ViewsHost a Wine Tasting Party  By : Jennifer de Jong
    How to Host the Best Wine Tasting Party Ever!
    16 ViewsGerman Wine - How to Recognize Quality  By : Jennifer de Jong
    Learn how to find German wine you will love!
    15 ViewsGive Classic And Sophisticated Wine Gifts To Make An Impression  By : Jim Mandl
    When you are looking to make an impression on family, friends or co-workers, there is nothing more defining and pure than choosing fashionable wine gifts to create the unique surprise for special occasions. With wide selections of extraordinary items, wine gifts make an impact on the receiver that is hard to refuse.
    15 ViewsWine Trails: Discovering Great Wine In All 50 States  By : Jim hofman
    With over 6000 wineries, the U.S. has a wide array of choices for wine lovers. While most people think of traditional wine producing states like California when making their choice, more people are discovering award winning wines from other states not typically associated with wine production. If you've ever visited a small independent winery, chances are you've tasted a wine that you'd like to enjoy again. Now, with wine shipping laws loosening somewhat, the consumer has more choice than ever.
    14 ViewsBarolo A Noble Wine  By : Jennifer de Jong
    Buying Barolo, whether to drink now or cellar to enjoy its imminent, spectacular maturity, has suddenly become a no-brainer. Thanks to the superb vintages spanning 1995 through 2000, Italy's noblest red wine is enjoying unprecedented prestige.
    14 ViewsChampagne and Sparkling Wine Basics!  By : Jennifer de Jong
    With your first big dinner party of the year coming up, you probably have some questions about bubbly. Learn some quick tips and tricks and you will realize that champagne is not just for New Years Eve anymore!
    13 ViewsTips and Cures for a Hangover  By : Jennifer de Jong
    Learn many different cured and tips to lessen the dreaded hangover
    13 ViewsWine Tasting 101 - What the Heck Does Oaky Mean?  By : Jennifer de Jong
    Learn the influences of oak in wine and how to tell if you like it.
    11 ViewsWine Racks: How to Display your Best Wines With Flair  By : Jim Mandl
    Important for everyone who enjoys a great bottle of wine, wine racks provide both a functional and beautiful solution. Wine racks can be a statement, clean and make your wines look even better than they taste (well sometimes). With the huge variety racks to choose from, many different kinds of materials are used to create these racks which allows for an variety of styles to fit your personality.
    10 ViewsWine Travel - A Wine Country Experience In Arkansas  By : Jim hofman
    Over 135 years ago, many German-Swiss immigrants traveled well into the south central United States to stake their claim. And back in the 1870\'s, the beautiful Ozark Mountain area of northwestern Arkansas seemed an appropriate place to begin. Rolling mountains, while not quite the height or splendor of the Swiss Alps, offered a reminder of home.
    10 ViewsWine Tours Come Home On U.s. Wine Trails  By : Jim hofman
    Wine tours have long been popular excursions for wine lovers and those who enjoy beautiful, lush scenery. But no longer will you need to travel to France or Napa Valley for a wine tour getaway, as specialty wine trails in just about every state are catering to wine travel fans. The United States has over 6000 wineries, with at least one in every state. Many states boast specialty wine regions, with clusters of wineries grouped together in close proximity for an ideal weekend getaway.
    10 ViewsWine Trails: Rhode Island A Surprising Wine Travel Destination  By : Jim hofman
    If you've never been to Rhode Island, let us be the first to encourage you to visit. Simply put, Rhode Island is unforgettable. Often nicknamed "America's First Resort" tiny Rhode Island is much more. Its climate is tempered by the Atlantic Ocean, and there are miles upon miles of breathtaking beaches (and views) to savor and enjoy.
    7 ViewsWine Making Kits: So, How Does The Wine Taste?  By : Jim hofman
    Wine making in small batches for personal consumption has been around as long as wine itself. In the United States, personal wine making was brought over from Europe as a family skill in the 18th and 19th century. Although you can\'t sell any wine that you produce from home, it\'s perfectly legal and is in fact a thriving hobby.
    6 ViewsWine Travel: Arizona Wine Country Beckons  By : Jim hofman
    The beautiful Sonoran desert area of southern Arizona has long been a destination for travelers seeking a warm comfortable climate and ample sightseeing opportunities. The vibrant Tucson metro area offers a delightful mixture of culture and world class arts, but few know that just a short one hour drive away brings you to the heart of Arizona Wine Country.
    5 ViewsSome Basic Reviews on Whiskey and Champagne  By : Irene Maseko
    In meaning, whiskey translates to "water of life". Whiskey originated from Scotland during the early 1400's, and is very popular around the world today. Even today, whiskey tastes much like it did when it first began. Manufacturers of whiskey are strong on heritage, and therefore do all they can to capture the flavor that whiskey has always been known for.
    5 ViewsWine Trails: Michigan's Southwest Harbor Country  By : Jim hofman
    For over 100 years, southwestern Michigan has been a weekend getaway haven. With its ample wide beaches and charming lakeside towns, the area of Michigan known as Harbor Country continues to lure weekend visitors. Since the late 1970's, it's also been a popular destination for wine travel fans.
    4 ViewsWine Tours: Wineries In South Dakota Take Center Stage  By : Jim hofman
    Sometimes wine sneaks up on you. But this story isn't what you might be thinking. If you love to travel like we do, you've learned to keep an open mind and experience what your destination offers. In the case of South Dakota, I'll readily admit we weren't seeking a wine travel experience. But it's funny how things work out sometimes. We weren't looking for South Dakota wine, but South Dakota wine found us. And we're glad it did!
    2 ViewsWinery Tours: How To Taste Wine In Seven Steps  By : Jim hofman
    With over 6000 wineries across the United States, there are ample opportunities for wine lovers to tour and taste. With the addition of several new wine trails across the country in the past few years, more and more people are enjoying visits to wineries. Did you know that every state in the U.S. now has at least one winery? There's sure to be an interesting winery in your neck of the woods just waiting for you to sample and enjoy.
    1 ViewsWine Tours: The Wineries Of Maine  By : Jim hofman
    Whether at home or traveling, we've always enjoyed the changing of the seasons. Spring brings rebirth and summer offers the warmth of all that's good about life. Autumn arrives in a blaze of color, while winter has its own quiet sense of beauty.
    0 ViewsBelgian Beers are Simply the Best, Why?  By : Jonas V.
    The Belgians and their beers are unseperatable. The Belgian beer is treated as the most special in the world and wins a lot of awards worldwide.
    0 ViewsHow To Make Jello Shots That They Will Rave About  By : Michael McGrath
    A guide for those who wish to know how to make jello shots!

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