Long before mezcal, the gods of ancient Mexico apparently understood one universal truth about drinking:

Everyone gets drunk differently.

According to legend, Mayahuel—the goddess associated with agave and pulque—was the mother of the Centzon Tōtōchtin: the 400 Rabbits of Intoxication.

And these weren’t just 400 rabbits running around hammered.

Each rabbit represented a different expression of drunkenness, like…

🐇 The Loud Rabbit

🐇 The Storyteller

🐇 The Crier

🐇 The Fighter

🐇 The Disappearing Rabbit

🐇 The One-More-Round Rabbit

🐇 The Industry Rabbit

🐇 The 3 A.M. Philosopher

(Get the full list here https://whiskeywednesdays.com/Rabbits.zip)

You know these rabbits. You’ve drank with these rabbits. You’ve probably been a few of these rabbits.

And “400” wasn’t necessarily meant as a literal headcount. It was a way of saying countless—because apparently there are countless versions of us waiting at the bottom of a glass.

Which raises a very important question:

Which rabbit are you drinking with tonight? 🐇🥃

Choose wisely.

Or leave it to the coin. 🪙

Let me know if you want the full list of Rabbits.

Decision coin 12 - The Story of Mayahuel and the Centzon Tōtōchtin: the 400 Rabbits of Intoxication.

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