The might be more of a Mexican/American thing. Not sure? Around here, you can go to most local grocery stores and pick it up.@FloofyNewfie I was thwarted in my attempt to mix vodka and "apple soda" as absolutely nowhere I looked sold apple flavoured sugar-water.
Eh, probably not. I'd have a lot of learning to do. Nowadays I don't have as much time. But back when I had a job that dealt with more Spanish speaking people, I had more of an incentive to learn it. But even then, it was primarily spoken. I can't write Spanish for crap.You could still read a book in Spanish. ?
All the more reason to familiarize yourself with the Spanish literature. Besides, Spanish orthography is simple. If you can speak it, you can write it.Eh, probably not. I'd have a lot of learning to do. Nowadays I don't have as much time. But back when I had a job that dealt with more Spanish speaking people, I had more of an incentive to learn it. But even then, it was primarily spoken. I can't write Spanish for crap.
Possibly. I considered mixing an apple cordial with plain soft drink but figured that would be cheating.The might be more of a Mexican/American thing. Not sure? Around here, you can go to most local grocery stores and pick it up.
I also considered juice but that was even further off target.Oddly enough, I rather like apple juice and hard liquor. It's just apple soda that doesn't seem to mix very well with liquor.