Description: Sage of Monticello by Founding Fathers Liquids
Vanilla, Key Lime, Sugar Cookie.
Thomas Jefferson, was also called the "Sage of Monticello" for his wisdom, intellect, and self designed mansion, appropriately named Monticello. Tom was a man of many great feats, and accomplishments. A simple, lesser-known joy of his, was to eat a local Virginia bakery's key-lime sugar cookies. Through the strenuous hours spent revising the Declaration of Independence, Tom was said to have bought out the entire store! This delicious sugar cookie, with a dash of key-lime, was a treat he enjoyed well into his later years. Nibbling away, while reminiscing of the revolution against the Red Coats.