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West Texas Highway
“Now I was driving down
A West Texas highway
I saw a hitchhiker
And his thumb was pointing my way
He didn't look suspicious
And he didn't look any too clean”
Lyle Lovett
Behind every iconic drink lies a tale as opaque as a freezing cold bottle of bubbly mineral water. And Ranch Water is no different.
We will likely never know if a wild-haired 1960s rancher did indeed first concoct the drink, as local lore suggests. Nor will we know if he was inspired by the “spirit” of said drink to follow the West Texas stars and trek a lonely 50 miles from Fort Davis to Marathon before falling asleep under a piñon tree.
- Modern Home Bar Breezeway Rocks Glasses (2)
With simple inter-locking white squares, this Breezeway White Rocks glass reminds us of Palm Springs, Frank Sinatra and the Rat Pack Days. Simple and just cool, Breezeway White Rocks holds 11 oz. and measures 3 1/2" tall by 3 1/4" wide.
- Casamigos Tequila
- Topo Chico
- Cheers Cocktail Napkins
- Ceramic Succulent
- DEHY Limes
- Halo Del Santo drink garnish
Ranch Water Recipe
1 oz (2 tablespoons) tequila
0.5 oz (1 tablespoon) lime juice
Topo Chico mineral water
DIRECTIONS
Fill a Halo del Santo-rimmed highball glass with ice. Add tequila and lime juice. Top with Topo Chico--or, to make it a West Texas roadie, mix the drink right in its glass bottle.