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A Bay Area distillery is making vodka with San Francisco fog

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In a nod to California’s drought, one distillery is opting to make its vodka from a slightly more sustainable source of water, one that also happens to be an icon of San Francisco: fog. Hangar 1 Vodka, headquartered on the East Bay island of Alameda, just debuted Fog Point Vodka, created from fog collected in the San Francisco Bay area.

The company teamed up with FogQuest, a sustainable water organization, to set up fog-harvesting equipment
via Mental Floss

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