In Loving Memory of SB&JBB <<>> Jameson Irish Whiskey Label
I love Irish coffee! It is basically strong very strongly brewed dark or espresso coffee, heavy cream, powdered cinnamon, and Irish whiskey. This bottle Of Jameson Irish Whiskey has been sitting in my liquor cabinet for quite a while because I am reluctant to finish it and recycle this bottle. I suppose I could buy a new bottle of Jameson and decant the contents into this bottle. I learned to decant when I worked in a tavern...
My artwork is not beautiful, but it is heartfelt...
This Jameson Irish Whiskey label ( a juxtaposition of two photos, shot from different angles,) is In Loving Memory of My Parents - Saul Bressel, Esquire and Josephine Bramson Bressel:
Reminiscences: Amongst my Mom's closest childhood friends were the children of Irish immigrants who came to New York a generation before her parents and grandparents did.
The Father of her dear dear friend, Edna Burns (who married Wally Coffey and became Edna Burns Coffey (^_^)), was a ward boss on the Lower East side of Manhattan. He got Mom her first job after Teachers Training School as a teacher in a school in Brooklyn, NY. Josephine taught the first grade and she never had a student fail to learn to read in 30 years of teaching!!
I spent a wonderful week in Dublin, Ireland in 1965 or 1966. I visited Robert Briscoe, the Jewish Lord Mayor of Dublin and his family. That's where I first tasted Jamison Irish Whiskey. It is very smooth and mellow, due in part to it being triply distilled. Also, Irish breweries do not use peat in the malting process. Just as the Irish people made the language of England and Shakespeare sing, so they have made fine whisky into another art form...
I could write all night about the accomplishments of the sons and daughters of Ireland. I think it's time for an Irish coffee...;)
I am quite a fan of all the peoples of the British Isles, including Cecily's ancestors who came to Vermont from Scotland.
- Much of classical physics is based on the English Newton's law of gravity...
- Much of modern physics is based on the Scot Maxwell's equations. The Lord created Maxwell's equations, and there was light!!
In Loving Memory of SB&JBB <<>> Jameson Irish Whiskey Label
I love Irish coffee! It is basically strong very strongly brewed dark or espresso coffee, heavy cream, powdered cinnamon, and Irish whiskey. This bottle Of Jameson Irish Whiskey has been sitting in my liquor cabinet for quite a while because I am reluctant to finish it and recycle this bottle. I suppose I could buy a new bottle of Jameson and decant the contents into this bottle. I learned to decant when I worked in a tavern...
My artwork is not beautiful, but it is heartfelt...
This Jameson Irish Whiskey label ( a juxtaposition of two photos, shot from different angles,) is In Loving Memory of My Parents - Saul Bressel, Esquire and Josephine Bramson Bressel:
Reminiscences: Amongst my Mom's closest childhood friends were the children of Irish immigrants who came to New York a generation before her parents and grandparents did.
The Father of her dear dear friend, Edna Burns (who married Wally Coffey and became Edna Burns Coffey (^_^)), was a ward boss on the Lower East side of Manhattan. He got Mom her first job after Teachers Training School as a teacher in a school in Brooklyn, NY. Josephine taught the first grade and she never had a student fail to learn to read in 30 years of teaching!!
I spent a wonderful week in Dublin, Ireland in 1965 or 1966. I visited Robert Briscoe, the Jewish Lord Mayor of Dublin and his family. That's where I first tasted Jamison Irish Whiskey. It is very smooth and mellow, due in part to it being triply distilled. Also, Irish breweries do not use peat in the malting process. Just as the Irish people made the language of England and Shakespeare sing, so they have made fine whisky into another art form...
I could write all night about the accomplishments of the sons and daughters of Ireland. I think it's time for an Irish coffee...;)
I am quite a fan of all the peoples of the British Isles, including Cecily's ancestors who came to Vermont from Scotland.
- Much of classical physics is based on the English Newton's law of gravity...
- Much of modern physics is based on the Scot Maxwell's equations. The Lord created Maxwell's equations, and there was light!!