Hi Bones,

I like Bloody Marys too, but I often found that on our boat that tomato
juice was in short supply compared to the gin supply.

In case you should decide to sail in the Netherlands, once retired  - to
be highly recommended - then the drink you look for is  a gin called
Bokma.

Bokma is Ould Genevre (the early form of gin), a delightful drink in a
warm cabin on chilly Dutch evenings (the wind blows off the English
Channel) and hot summer daytime temperatures are in the mid to upper
'70s.  Evening can get chilly.  (Bring along a heavy sweater).

The other reason for drinking Bokma is that it comes in a square, squat
bottle, making it easy to stow on board, and no matter what the sea
state, I have never had one tip over.  Slide back and forth on the bridge
deck of the companionway, certainly.  But I never spilled a drop.

What better recommendation do you want for a proper seagoing drink?

Connie
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