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The Great Salt Lake cocktail and Utah's teetotalin' lawmakers.
In the on-going effort to save the Great Salt Lake, April Long at the Post Office Place bar (61 W. Market Street) mixed up a concoction to remind folks that the lake from which Salt Lake City takes its name is about to get as dry as Republican lawmakers. So if you're downtown, you might want to slurp one up.
In the on-going effort to save the Great Salt Lake, April Long at the Post Office Place bar (61 W. Market Street) mixed up a concoction to remind folks that the lake from which Salt Lake City takes its name is about to get as dry as Republican lawmakers. So if you're downtown, you might want to slurp one up.
According to KSL's Mariah Maynes, it's blue in color with foam on top. It includes syrup made from Utah sage, juniper berries, blue verbena and gin à la Waterpocket Distillery.
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