Blood and Sand

And if you guys if you if you come for one thing, come for a kiddies table.

She's doing a blood and sand cocktail, which is one of my favorites.

And she's doing a couple of things that include like cherry heathering.

And it's that go to see her table.

She knows what she wants, and I appreciate a scotch girl.

Scotch by itself is not a cocktail, though, so I picked a very classic scotch cocktail, that is the blood and sand, which feels right, uh, in terms of content.

A blood and sand, you know, it originated in 1922.

I think it's from The Savoy Cocktail Guide, and the name itself comes from the Rudolph Valentino film of the same name, which itself is based on an earlier Spanish novel.

The film is about a torrid toreador love affair, which I do feel is appropriate given Liz Phair's most successful song.

You mentioned it already, Why Can't I? It's like a cheaters anthem.

Mm-hmm.

[laughs] Um, I figured we would make a blood and sand.