My computer graphics card apparently took a spill so I am without the ability to update the blog at the moment. I shall return very soon! Thank you for your understanding.
Howdy All:The following is something I came across in the enjoyable tome:"Saloons Of The Old West" by Richard Erdoes p.94:
"Cocktails and mixed drinks found their way into the roughest six-gun country.Roy Bean,the law west of the Pecos,was not ashamed to make egggnogs for special customers. Soapy Smith drank "giggle soup"....snow cooled Pommery Champagne----at the burial of a friend in Creede Colorado".
Thank you for leaving your comment and/or question on my blog. I always read, and will answer all questions asap. Please know that they are greatly appreciated. -Jeff Smith
Looking forward to your return Jeff.Until then may I present a fun question to the 'blogster's'?
ReplyDeleteOK...What do JRS II and Elvis Presley have in common?
If you have the tome "Alias Sopy Smith" the answer can be found on Pages:582&583.
If you do not have the book...you should get it.It's a wonderful journey.
Rich
Howdy All:The following is something I came across in the enjoyable tome:"Saloons Of The Old West" by Richard Erdoes p.94:
ReplyDelete"Cocktails and mixed drinks found their way into the roughest six-gun country.Roy Bean,the law west of the Pecos,was not ashamed to make egggnogs for special customers.
Soapy Smith drank "giggle soup"....snow cooled Pommery Champagne----at the burial of a friend in Creede Colorado".
I know Soapy and the boys drank Pommery at Joe Simmons grave service but I never heard it called "giggle soup." Very interesting indeed.
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