Posted on 04/14/2020 6:43:50 AM PDT by knighthawk
Two Iraq War veteran brothers converted their distillery into a hand sanitizer factory and hired furloughed workers in order to serve their community during the coronavirus crisis.
“We figured out a model that’s working so far and we’re able to keep all the donations going. Keep our lights on, keep our employees paid, and we’re up to 80 mostly furloughed bartenders and restaurant workers,” Travis Whitmeyer told “Fox & Friends First.”
“We’ll keep doing it as long as we need it,” Whitmeyer said.
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CINCO does not say what proof it is distilled. They do say it is unfiltered. So maybe some of the brew flavor survives. No mention of added flavors.
I know that Tito’s takes the corn liquor and distills it to a high proof, dilute and add flavors.
Tequila
Triple Sec
Aguvero
Limeade
Mix and pour
Grand Marnier on top (guests enjoy doing this)
Went to QFC (A Kroger store) and they were selling hand sanitizers, the pocket size for $3.98 when Walmart used to sell them for .98 cents before the media COVID hysteria.
It’s from the amount of sugar put in the Mash.
He should names it Whamo
One doesn’t drink it you sip it to much and lights go out.
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