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Posted on 03/26/2020 3:50:59 AM PDT by knighthawk
Just one month ago, co-owner of Bendt Distilling Company Natasha DeHart was creating her unique blend of Texas whiskeys at her distillery in Lewisville. Now, she has shifted production entirely to combat the coronavirus and help Dallas County by producing and providing free hand sanitizer to local law enforcement, hospitals and first responders.
“Daily, we have a pick-up from Dallas County and then they're distributing it to all first responders that are in the most need,” DeHart told Fox News. “Right now, it's literally just us providing hand sanitizer to Dallas County.”
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Wow! Female distillery owners are awesome!!
I believe that the Senate $2 trillion relief bill has a provision to waive the alcohol tax on such ventures. A win-win.
I don’t understand why the “female” part is important.
Yeah, but just how good are the females they are distilling?
Who wants one with a bitter aftertaste?
I already have a mother in law.
Really, what is the distilling process to make a female?
I believe it includes sugar, spice and everything nice (except in the case of Nasty Nancy and certain others).
If I have to explain the jokes they’re just not funny...
The question that should be popping up in your mind is:
“Female distillery owner? Is she single?”
“...female distillery...”
Wow... they’re distilling females now?
Cool... what’s the end product? Steamy Women????
That was my first thought as well.
I believe she was a soured mash.
Happens when you let botulism in.
Spiritual women.
Shouldn’t we be using all the subsidized ethanol our tax money pays for?
Keep the distillers making booze!
Oil is cheaper than corn!
Maybe she is a democrat? That is the only time the “press” make the distinction.
“Really, what is the distilling process to make a female?”
Sugar and spice and everything nice, of course.
I learned that in “biology class” :)
Lol
I’ll take two cases!!!
No three!!
The Rebecca Creek Distilary just north of San Antonio is also producing hand sanitizer for first responders in thew area. In a local news article their spokesperson mentioned that it was just a small change in the recipe to go from making whiskey to hand sanitizer.
Something to think about the next time you pour a glass of an adult beverage.
I yam bendt outa shape already.
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