That Irish toast "Sláinte" just hits different when you're saying it with sand between your toes.
While true Irish folks are embracing their rainy parades back home, we get to celebrate with ocean breezes and sunshine on our backs.
Not saying you’d be luckier to be here, but... you might be luckier here. 🍀🏝️
Here’s why!
✨ Where St. Paddy's Gets Official Love:
St. Patrick's Day is celebrated worldwide, but it's only an official public holiday in:
Republic of Ireland (two counties one island)
Northern Ireland 🇮🇪
The Canadian province of Newfoundland and Labrador 🇨🇦
And surprisingly... Montserrat, the "Emerald Isle of the Caribbean"
While these places get the day off work, we still get our GREEN on island-style!
🍹 Caribbean-Style Celebrations:
Skip the green beer and go for an "Extra Green Mojito" – fresh mint, rum, and a pinch of blue curaçao to make it shamrock-colored. Any beach bartender knows the drill.
FYI - did you know the official color of St Paddy’s day is blue?!
So yes, technically those turquoise Caribbean waters are more traditionally "St. Patrick" than the green mojito’s. Who knew?
Worried about getting pinched for not wearing green? Stand next to a palm tree – nature's umbrella AND your unofficial island St. Paddy's protection! 🌴
🗣️ Impress the Bartender:
Perfect your "Sláinte" pronunciation: it's "SLAWN-cha" (not "slant-ee").
Say it right and watch the respect level rise instantly! 🫡
Say it wrong and... well, enjoy that watered-down slushy bevy.
Here’s a Youtube clip to help: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hewmbeK7ySw
💚 St. Paddy's Trivia Challenge:
What does "Sláinte" actually mean?
🥤 Take the Luck Home With You
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Use code SLAINTE at checkout. But hurry—this deal disappears faster than a pint on St. Paddy's.
May your drinks stay cold and your sunburns stay mild!
Kam & The Cozumel Collective