As a European it's always funny to hear about North Americans talking about old buildings. I looked it up and the Distillery does look really cool and I like what they've done with it to keep the charm of it. It was apparently built in 1832, which is kinda old actually. Really old by NA standards even I'd guess. The castle in the center of my hometown was built in the 1300s and we have a historic part of town where some houses were built in like the 1400s, although they moved them from their original location. Not trying to make it a dick measuring contest, it's just funny how "old" can have such different meanings from culture to culture.
As a European it's always funny to hear about North Americans talking about old buildings. I looked it up and the Distillery does look really cool and I like what they've done with it to keep the charm of it. It was apparently built in 1832, which is kinda old actually. Really old by NA standards even I'd guess.
The castle in the center of my hometown was built in the 1300s and we have a historic part of town where some houses were built in like the 1400s, although they moved them from their original location. Not trying to make it a dick measuring contest, it's just funny how "old" can have such different meanings from culture to culture.
That Senegal call though... Sam the Man!