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We're full of cheese and wondering what day it is. It's episode 11 and things go off the rails pretty quickly. This week Meredith brings us to the sunshine state and drags us fully into the realm of reality with the curious death of Mary Reeser. A woman who is believed to have been a victim of spontaneous human combustion, or a fireball hitting her from the sky.

While the story gets weird this week's cocktail gets weirder, sticking with the theme of Florida, Meredith brings us GatorWine. We're sure that this is what Florida would taste like as a drink. But it's surprisingly drinkable. As we take a dive into what it actually takes to cremate a body and get a crash course on shrunken heads.

Remember, to always drink responsibly, we deal with the strange and unusual, and don't be a dick!

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It's a mildly depressing Christmas in the Drinking with Spirits Studio. Emma brings us a drink that is merry and bright, the Sugar Plum Spritz and a brief history lesson on how of most the classic Christmas songs came to exist.

Then with visions of sugar plums dancing in our heads, Emma brings us a witchy history lesson about the ghost and the events surrounding Moosham Castle in Austria. Which just turns out to be important but kinda sad. But we do our best to make it funny and entertaining. We're really sorry if you speak German. It's obvious that neither of us do.

Remember to always drink responsibly, Kids say the weirdest things, and don't be a dick to your fellow humans this holiday season.

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Get your crumpets and make sure to drive on the left side of the road, we're going to the United Kingdom this week.

Specifically, a place where Emma and Meredith didn't even know existed. Prepare yourself for the Podcast's first cursed object story and a little history lesson into the Gin Craze in the 1700's and the possible origin of this week's beverage, the Gimlet. We have a story about how mixing family and business never works well and can even result in murder.

Remember to clip your coins, drink responsibly and don't be a dick!

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