El Triangulo Rojo
We love spending time in the outdoors, and a lot of that time is on public lands. We recently took out our Red Paddle boards with a group of friends in Tomales Bay to take in the sights and use one of their incredible island camp sites. With Suerte Tequila cocktails packed in our flasks and our BioLite Firepit to cook with, we spend the evening exchanging stories and enjoying a night light by the stars and the bioluminescence of the bay.
In appreciation of these amazing places and National Public Lands Day, we're donating 3% of our sales to the National Park Foundation. Read more about our adventure HERE and enter our National Public Lands Day Giveaway by September 29th HERE.
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San Andreas
The San Andreas is more of a slow-sipper which is best enjoyed while watching caveman TV and waiting for the stars to come out.
Celebrating National Public Lands Day in Point Reyes National Seashore
Beginning your descent as you fly into SFO, you’ll see a knife edge gash of water cutting into California’s coastline, effectively separating Tomales Point from the rest of Marin County. You are looking at Tomales Bay, a body of water that is the actual San Andreas Fault. It’s part of fog-covered Point Reyes National Seashore and it’s also entirely encompassed by the infamous Red Triangle, home of the largest Great White Sharks in the world. This peninsula would absolutely be the part of California that slices off during an earthquake and also the destination we planned to celebrate 2021’s National Public Lands Day.
Build Your Own Gin Bar
So you don’t love gin yet? Or better yet, you recently fell in love with Gin and you want more refreshing recipes to add to your repertoire? Funny you asked, we curated this shopping list for you to create 11 classic recipes at home. In total, when including riffs on some classics, this shopping list will net you a total of 20+ unique creations for drinks to share with friends or to add a new favorite to your happy hour rotation.