Last week, I took a trip to Atlanta, Georgia and Highlands, North Carolina.
I had the chance to sample several different bloodies so that I can review them for you, here.
I’m going to start with three bloodies that most folks probably won’t get to try and then separate posts on ones from establishments you can visit if you’re ever in the area.
Planterra Ridge Golf Course—Peachtree City, GA
Spice: It had a little kick to it.
Mix: Unsure
Chaser: None offered.
Fixin’s: A lemon & a 
lime and that’s it.
Price: Unsure.
This was a pretty basic bloody. It wasn’t bad but it certainly wasn’t anything to write home about (or spend much time on for the blog)—NEXT!
Dave’s Bloody Mary—Peachtree City, GA
Now my father-in-law knows I like Bloody Marys and shares in my appreciation of the beverage to a certain degree, so he could tell I was a little disappointed after the Planterra experience. When we got home that evening, he whipped up some of his famous Bloodies for me.
Spice: A nice kick.
Mix: Zing Zang mix with Tito’s Vodka.
Chaser: None offered
Fixin’s: Cheese, olives, okra, pickle
Price: Free!
Highland Falls Country Club—Highland Falls, NC
After visiting relatives in Georgia, it was time to drive up to Highland Falls, North Carolina to visit more relatives up in the mountains. After playing the Highland Falls Country Club (and winning first place in team scramble might I add), we were treated to an awesome seafood dinner and of course, a Bloody Mary.
Spice: Not very.
Mix: Unsure
Chaser: None offered
Fixin’s: A lime—that’s all!
Price: Unsure
Like the Bloody at Planterra, this one was nothing to write home about. Just a very basic Bloody that I probably could have lived my life never having. On to the next!
So there you have it—my next two posts will be about the Bloodies I enjoyed at Due South in Peachtree City, GA and Ugly Dog Pub in Highlands, North Carolina. Stay tuned!
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