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A fluted glass containing Samuel Adams Infinium next to a bottle of Samuel Adams Infinium

Fervere pops the cork on his bottle of *Infinium*.

Let’s talk about seltzer.

Fervere gets the best gifts!

Hey, where did all this whiskey come from?

Tennessee changes it’s laws to allow for more counties to open distilleries.

Artist rendition of Adult Beverage Co. Adult Chocolate Milk

Remember chocolate milk? Melba comes across a new company making it for adults.

What’s in the bottle? Fervere purchases a growler of **Peak Organic** *Maple Oat Ale*, but instead gets something unexpected. Could it be *King Crimson*?

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Samuel Adams Infinium

Fresh Seltzer

Evan Williams Honey Reserve

Hey, where did all this whiskey come from?

Childhood memories with a shot of vodka

Peak Organic King Crimson, maybe

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