Starting with a small joke, Marlins teammates Emilio Bonifacio, Omar Infante, and Jose Reyes, signaled each other with a sideways ‘V’ over one eye after a big hit. The ‘V,’ was a hand signal that stood for ‘Lo Viste,’ Spanish for See That. It slowly started to become a ritual after drills, sprints or any highlight moment, so much so that it swept the field in popularity back in 2012. Before they knew it, the two-finger salute captivated MLB fans across North America, and many teams in the league mimicked this celebratory tribute popularized by these Cuban and Domican players.
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Inspired by the tasty Cuban cocktail, Lo Viste Mojito Sour is a tart, quenching ale packed with lime juice, lime zest with a crisp hint of spearmint. Celebrate victory with this satisfying summer sipper!
ALC./VOL
4.0%
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