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Ashlie D. Stevens

First Taco Bell wine, now Old Bay vodka

Old Bay on display during the 4th Annual Crab Cake LA fundraiser event presented by Cadillac and Agavero to benefit Chrysalis on July 31, 2016 in Los Angeles, California. Mike Windle/Getty Images for Crab Cake LA

An image of an endcap at a New England liquor store unexpectedly caught my attention on Monday as I scrolled through Twitter. The display was packed with bottles of clear spirits decked out in distinctive blue, red and yellow packaging — a variation of the same thing I see every time I open my spice cabinet.

I immediately turned to Google to find out if Old Bay Vodka was A) a real product or B) a really convincing Photoshop job. Sure enough, McCormick, the company behind the iconic spice blend, had released what it describes as a "crisp, refreshing, smooth vodka with fresh celery and herbal notes followed by sweet spice and mild heat (red pepper) notes." 

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