Grog
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*And hence his virtues guard our shore, | *And hence his virtues guard our shore, | ||
*And Grog derives its name. | *And Grog derives its name. | ||
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==Similar Drinks== | ==Similar Drinks== | ||
Revision as of 11:58, 3 June 2006
- 1 ounce rum
- 3 ounces water
Serve iced or neat.
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History
Thomas Trotter, "Written on board the Berwick," in Notes & Queries, Series 1, 1781
- "A mighty bowl on deck he drew.
- And filled it to the brink;
- Such drank the Burford's gallant crew,
- And such the gods shall drink,
- The sacred robe which Vernon wore
- Was drenched within the same;
- And hence his virtues guard our shore,
- And Grog derives its name.
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