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Posted by Drunk For A Penny on July 1, 2019

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This article was about 8,000 years in the making.

This was one of the most highly requested articles by you guys. Well, we heard you - and @ginsoaked.boy has delivered.

This is a big moment for us. We finally have our own website! 🍻🎉 We decided to call it drunkforapenny.bar - which makes sense, because that's where all the drinks are. 😏

There's a lot of awesome stuff going on in this country when it comes to wine. Seriously, there's a lot of it.

Once upon a time, Yuvraj Singh ( @glitch_master1996 ) went to one of the most iconic distilleries in the world. According to him, it was a profound, humbling moment.

Going a bit more into detail after the last post. Angostura (or just "Ango", as it is affectionately known), is the most ubiquitous and well known brands of bitters out there.

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