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What does a $25,000 Single Malt Taste Like?

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Only 50 bottles of Glenfiddich 50 Year Old are available worldwide this year; only six in the U.S. It is one of the rarest and most precious expressions of authentic Single Malt Whisky ever released by Scotland’s most distinguished distillery. The limited edition bottle, which retails for $25,000 – $27,000, will be available to taste for $1,500 per person. The once-in-a-lifetime experience, presented by 1919, noted as one of San Antonio’s most prestigious mixology establishments showcasing over 400 spirits, will be held on Wednesday, September 4th starting promptly at 7:00 p.m.       Continue reading

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Dallas Invades San Antonio’s Boardwalk on Bulverde

by Jennifer Thomas

Saturday November 10th through Sunday November 11th Boardwalk on Bulverde will be hosting the 1st Annual “Dallas Invades San Antonio” charity event. 10% of proceeds coming from all vendors, as well as a personal donation made by Boardwalk on Bulverde will be donated to Conquer Chiari to help fund research for this devastating neurological disorder.

This family (and dog) friendly event begins at 11:00am Saturday, November the 10th and continues through 8:00pm on Sunday the 11th. Co-Host Good Karma Kitchen will be leading 6 of the top food trucks in DFW to San Antonio in honor of Michelle Malpica-Hertsgaard a die hard food truck lover who was diagnosed with Arnolds Chiari. Dallas Trucks include: Good Karma Kitchen, Drifting Bistro, SlushWorks, Nammi Truck and Easy Slider.  San Antonio trucks include 10 of Boardwalk on Bulverde’s best trucks: Rickshaw Stop, Society Bakery, Spice Runner, Taco King, Guilty Pleasures, Primo Passo Pizzeria, Sabor Colombiano, Totally Shredded, Toastie Buns, and KC’s Cones.   Continue reading

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The Road To San Antone: Czech Stop

by Robert Bostick
The wife had a conference in San Antonio and it was decided that we’d make it a family affair so we loaded up the KIA and headed South, and thought it might be interesting to document some of the stops along the way.
Anytime (and I mean every time) we drive up or down  the I-35 corridor there is the obligatory pullover at that Capitol of Kolaches in West, TX known as the Czech Stop.  Since 1983 this deli-bakery-Shell station has been crankingout Czechoslovakian goodness that has six hundred travelers daily taking exit 353 to fill their tanks and their bellies.
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