An infrequent purchase

Clare thinks this may be the end of bottle number two or three in all our years of marriage.
» tabasco.com

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Looking back
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[Danette Thompson]

I read about how they started in the book, "The Gulf". It was interesting. Though here is their history, there was a reason he even started the company and I believe it had to do with necessity. https://www.tabasco.com/tabasco-history/

[Mags]

Looks like every drop was used. Have to have it in bloody Mary cocktail.

[Thom Mitchell]

@marlboromaam (rinsed out for putting in the recycling bin)

[Thom Mitchell]

@danette $1 per bottle in 1868; that seems pricey for the time! Thanks for the link!