Angel, the charity saloon's longtime general manager, purchased the bar for $10 back in March. Since then, she's been working to update the space and getting it ready to serve food and drinks to customers.
The bar's new name is a nod to the term for the whiskey that evaporates from barrels while it ages. It's said to be the "angel's share" of the barrel.
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