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UV Blue Vodka - The Drink of Choice for Tennis Champions Everywhere.

With the recent bombshell announcement of John Stewart's partnership with the current Webster's Bar & Grill owners came an unexpected press release from the Greenwood Country Club Men's 3.0 Tennis Team.

In a prepared statement, the team revealed that Webster's will not only become their "unofficially official" sponsor for the upcoming season, but the restaurant will also begin carrying the team's trademark celebratory shot, Blue Vodka.

The local nightspot has also agreed to rename the shooter 'Bring It' Blue Vodka as a tribute to the infamous 'Bring It Boys' of 3.0 tennis fame.

When asked his opinion on the matter, the new co-owner had little to say. He only alluded to his past relationship with the beverage of choice as a complementary one. Others on the team made similar comments in reference to their beloved Blue Vodka.

Stewart, the team's only left-handed player and self-proclaimed 'secret weapon,' will be a great supplement to the Webster's family. Expect to see new additions to the menu that will be named in his honor: The Deacon Dog, Stewart's Soup Du Jour and Johnny's Tamales are all possibilities.

The only concern it that although Webster's is gaining a valiant partner, they are also losing one of their biggest customers concurrently. This could prove detrimental to the bar's bottom line.

The Greenwood community hopes that the recent transaction will leave a positive mark on Webster's balance sheet instead of sending it into the red, as might be expected with the loss of such a substantial bar tab.

Nevertheless, the bar can always count on the sales of several rounds of 'Bring It' Blue Vodka shots after every away game the team plays during the regular season. This should keep the barkeep busy for years to come.

Until then, make sure to order up your own shot of 'Bring It' on your next visit to Webster's. Only they will you be able to taste the sweet (raspberry) flavor of victory and triumph.

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