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"This
season’s workers at Red Grenadine’s Steakhouse
had been uniformly defiant in the matter of Iced
Tea in the morning and had refused to add the
brewing thereof to their opening duties. And this
despite the steady stream of Texans who had been
ordering it at the crack of dawn each and every
day without fail since Nate had started just
before Christmas. In fact, the fact that ”Iced
Tea” was typically the first two words out of at
least one customer’s mouth before the sun had
even come up or the temperature had a chance to
climb to double digits had not seemingly
registered with whoever was training new workers
or assigning first shift chores and even though
Nate found that his rhythm was thrown off on
almost a daily basis by having to wait for a full
cauldron of tea to not only brew but to then cool
down a bit so he could serve it, he wasn’t about
to take the relatively simple steps that he could
have to rectify the problem himself. He found the
whole situation with Iced Tea kind of comical
actually."
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Floradora
Saloon - Telluride, CO
A brief history of
Nikoloshkis, a saloon, and the evolution of a ski town
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Plaza
Liquors and Fine Wines
"Another thing Plaza does a great job
of is rotating stock for the
changing seasons. Especially
around the holidays, we always start watching the sign out front for
some form of the inevitable "Holiday Ales have arrived"
message and there's nothing better than yanking your ride into the
parking lot, mixing and matching a case or two of that
year's seasonals, and driving off with a trunk full of Xmas brews to
sample from around the country and world. Plaza dabbles in seasonal
wines as well and the staff offers helpful, hand written descriptions
of any vintners and labels that they've tried and enjoyed."
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Mamasake
- Squaw Valley, CA

The below is from the Mamasake
website DESCRIPTION:
Ma.ma.sa.ke \ ma-ma-sa-ke n. a restaurant at Squaw Valley, CA
serving new-style Japanese food using regional available
ingredients. Root: mama: Itl. 1. a. an endearing term for a
nurturing person b. mother. Root: sake Jp. 1. Japanese rice
wine/beer. 2. Japanese word for salmon. MAMASAKE - an
exclamation used for extreme feelings of joy or in times of
challenge. Also see MAMASAN - Japanese; a female restaurateur.
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