The huckleberry is Idaho’s official state fruit, and huckleberry-picking is among the most popular outdoor activities in the Inland Northwest in August. Following the success of their other ‘On The Fly’ beverages, it didn’t take long for Dry Fly to put together another fabulous new drink. The high-quality Dry Fly Vodka tastes great; however, the drink is only 4.9% ABV, which means its alcohol content is equal to most cans of craft beer.

Migrating the premium cocktail to an aluminum can opens up a whole new universe for outdoor enthusiasts. It’s easy to pack, no glass, very compact after its consumed, and aluminum is recyclable. Huckleberry Lemonade is ideal for pretty much every trip including picking huckleberries or enjoy it with friends at the lake or around the campfire. 

Take a look too at Dry Fly’s other genius drinks. Dry Fly ready-to-enjoy Gin & Tonic features its award-winning Washington Gin, craft tonic syrup from Side Hustle Syrups, and house made bitters. The Moscow Mule features Dry Fly Vodka, craft ginger syrup from Side Hustle Syrups, and lime juice to give you a unique and refreshing taste of what’s arguably the best distillery in the Northwest.

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The more I learned about Flyshacker, the more I liked the company too. Flyshacker Clothing Company started out as a small family business 25 years ago and is based in Spokane. The Flyshacker name (pronounced fly like a bird, shack like a house, plus er) has a cool story too. The name comes from Mortimer Flyshacker, the great uncle of owner Cynthia Hathaway’s husband who lived in Minnesota and gave up everything to move up north away from the city to follow his passions: fishing, hiking, hunting, and being outside.

And finally, Flyshacker warmed my heart even more when Hathaway told me she has opted to not play the Amazon game. She only sells her flannels and other clothing directly from its website or at select small retailers like Outdoor Experience in Sandpoint.

Look for their spring clothing line coming out hopefully in March. MSRP: $59. Flyshacker.com

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