Whisked away

Article Abstract:

Customs officials in Spain whisked away 49 bottles of Irish whiskey thinking they were contraband, when all of them were perfectly legal, U.K-bonded stores. Geraldine Feroy explains her struggle in getting them back from the customs officials, which led her to taste a Spanish specialty, a whiskey tart.

Administration of General Economic Programs, Spain, Distilled and blended liquors, Distilleries, Customs Regulations, Raw Whiskey, Whiskey, Customs administration

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Bean there

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A tourist shares his adventure of assailing an infamous Cape Horn when wind piped up from the northwest and the gearbox failed. The clutch plates in the gearbox were repaired temporarily by using the end parts of the baked-bean tins while some recipes were experimented using beans.

United States, Bread, cake, and related products, Commercial Bakeries, Rolls, Stuffing & Bread Crumbs, Bread Stuffing & Crumbs, Recipes and menus, Beans, Baked, Baked beans, Bread crumb products

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The $25,000 smoke

Article Abstract:

Cohiba uses identity marks in its boxes to protect its brand. These cigars along with some cheap local items get searched for thoroughly a dozen times by authorities in Cuba.

Foreign trade, Cuba, Cigars, Other Tobacco Product Manufacturing, International trade, Drug traffic, Drug dealing

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