Cramped between the old-town buildings, next to Hotel Otter, lies Glen Fahrn, which contains for sure one of the biggest selection of Whiskys and Whiskeys. (Fun fact: I learned in Ireland, that the appellation Whisk(e)y is derived from the irish word which means water. (Hello, vodka.) If you're interested in the difference between the terms Whisky and Whiskey; check wikipedia here.
So if you ever need a good quality Whisk(e)y or you need a good advice or suggestion, Glen Fahrn is definitely worth a visit; don't hesitate to ask the shopkeeper about details; they are very well informed.
So, that was that. On Sunday, we checked out Babu; an absolutely gorgeous place for brunch, lunch or some afternoon coffee. It's spacious and cosy yet very busy on certain days, so you might want to reserve a table in advance if you don't feel like waiting up to half an hour in those times...
I'm almost sad to finish this post without some stupid or witty remark; guess I'll have to make up for that soon.
Oh, wait. There's at least something funny. Today I had to do some dull work; and as a non-coffee drinker, well, it wasn't the most pleasant thing to do.
For a new business mailing, we had printed all those coasters. And because we wanted them to look authentic, we had to stain some real glass rings on them, which - as we found out - unfortunately didn't work with beer. (no excuse for drinking during work, then :(...) Nor did it with cola. So, sadly, I've spent half of my workday in the bitter fumes of nespresso *blörk*... But I guess the results were worth it. :)
Doing some brainwashed handiwork like this one has a meditative touch to it. And it's kind of artsy, too! Right? And for all my work, in the end i was rewarded with what seems like a Terrier in my coffee glass.
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