It is now fashionable, but before it was badly seen to take tequila. At the time of the Revolution the generals drank cognac, especially Hennessy. Then, with Germanism, the whisky came into vogue. “Give me a Scotch,” it was heard in the Regis bar, in El Patio, in all the sheds – the expression was invented by Carlos Denegri – of the new revolutionary family.
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It is now fashionable, but before it was badly seen to take tequila. At the time of the Revolution the generals drank cognac, especially Hennessy. Then, with Germanism, the whisky came into vogue. “Give me a Scotch,” it was heard in the Regis bar, in El Patio, in all the sheds – the expression was invented by Carlos Denegri – of the new revolutionary family.