A Poltergeist in my Booze Cabinet!
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| This is a mere third of the average quantity of booze in the booze cabinet in Casa De Pixi. |
I just don't know what happened, y'all...
One minute, the booze cabinet was all happy and tidy - a whole mess o'bottles of varying shapes and sizes sitting side by side, full of delicious cordials, wines, meads, and experiments in progress...but the next minute? What a mess!
You see, I reached into the cabinet and pulled out a bottle without paying overmuch attention. As I removed the chosen bottle, there was a suspicious scraping noise, like...well...powdered glass, or sand. The bottle in my hand was indeed coated in glass dust! I promptly rinsed it off, set it down, and got a flashlight to see what had happened!
The gory scene lay before me - not just a cracked bottle, or a shattered, empty jar, no. I wasn't just a leak from a bad seal. Somehow, my delicious, popular, brag-worthy strawberry cordial had EXPLODED.
I'm not kidding, you guys. Look at the picture - the glass was pulverized. Crushed. Teeny, tiny, sand-like bits.
Now, I've heard of fermenting beverages popping their corks, or of beer bottles exploding, but not a cordial. A cordial isn't fermenting, bubbling, alive. It is inert booze, soaking up flavors!
Now, I've heard of fermenting beverages popping their corks, or of beer bottles exploding, but not a cordial. A cordial isn't fermenting, bubbling, alive. It is inert booze, soaking up flavors!
So what in the world happened? Was it maybe a poltergeist? A furious imp? The Strawberry Association for Free and Sober Fruit? Whoever is responsible should explain to the poor spider in the corner of the cabinet, whose web was sparkling with glass dust. They also should have been there to help as I washed each and every sticky, glass-coated bottle from the cabinet. *sigh*
Whatever it was, I hope they never return. That cordial was really good!!
Whatever it was, I hope they never return. That cordial was really good!!



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