The Whiskey Taster’s Flavor Guide

Water Source

There's a water shortage in countries, especially where there's strife, and air conditioning is needed, to lead a pleasant life. We also have bone-dry Bermuda where, except for 5" monthly rainfall, collected in cisterns or brought by tanker ship, there's no water to be had at all. Attempting to inform the people in power, an endeavour which failed of course, what every island AC emits, and it's their free drinking source. As AC units create water naturally, on average 5 to 20 gallons of condensate per day, producing H2O from humidity, it's a crime to let it waste away. It may be but a drop in the bucket, and yet, place a clean container, when the unit is switched on, to collect the drips of distilled water, safe to imbibe, below the condensation drain, and you may have a million sips again and again and again.
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