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Walk into any liquor store or bar and the array of vodkas on offer is downright dizzying. Products from the United States, France, and Russia, the birthplace of the spirit, line the shelves. But North Shore insiders, including those at the Best of the North Shore event this summer, know a secret—that England is also producing carefully crafted vodka. Great Britain actually has a deep history of alcohol production. Back as far as 1689, King William III actively encouraged the distillation of English spirits. These days, the country is well known for gin, but with vodka returning to the spotlight after a few years of being overshadowed by
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