i can confirm this. evrything u said is 100 % true!

shame the original (green) absinth is illegal.

here we go with some austrian beer, from a small but more than excellent brewery nearby:

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storkfan

493 Posts

May 21 2012 17:32 GMT

#402

I only like alcohol when im drunk. as a result, i dont drink much. its a poison, nuff said. when you drink it, your body says beware. the taste and smell are foul, and only intoxication makes it bearable, making the poison ever deadlier. Stay sober, 420 yo!

Longsh0t

Canada20 Posts

May 21 2012 18:39 GMT

#403

On May 15 2012 03:50 Sated wrote:

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They also made a beer called Nanny State after the government complained about their strong beers: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/north_east/8278312.stm

And they are the guys who made beer that came in stuffed animals and caused an outrage: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-north-east-orkney-shetland-10725024

Why would anyone pay to drink a beer from a bottle with a dead squirrel wrapped around it?

How is that "awesome"? Sounds more "Joe Dirt" to me.

inss

United States51 Posts

May 21 2012 19:15 GMT

#404

heliusx

United States2306 Posts

May 22 2012 01:54 GMT

#405

On May 22 2012 02:32 storkfan wrote:
I only like alcohol when im drunk. as a result, i dont drink much. its a poison, nuff said. when you drink it, your body says beware. the taste and smell are foul, and only intoxication makes it bearable, making the poison ever deadlier. Stay sober, 420 yo!

speak for yourself?

Xiphos

Canada7507 Posts

May 22 2012 01:58 GMT

#406

not a regular drinker here. all my past experience with the substance have been nauseating with an acidic taste in my mouth. so any vets willing to share a few drinks that tastes more bitter?

Omnipresent

United States871 Posts

May 22 2012 03:20 GMT

#407

On May 22 2012 10:58 Xiphos wrote:
not a regular drinker here. all my past experience with the substance have been nauseating with an acidic taste in my mouth. so any vets willing to share a few drinks that tastes more bitter?

When you say "acidic," do you mean acidic like and acidic flavor or just that it tastes harsh?

If you mean you're getting an acidic flavor (like vinegar), you're probably drinking a lot of cheap or poorly stored wine, or you're drinking acidic mixed drinks (lots of citrus, etc). Try something else. Buy better quality alcohol or try something new. The vast majority of beers have very little if any acidic flavor.

If you mean it tastes "harsh" there are a few options. Cheap hard liquor will almost always taste harsh or volatile, so avoid that. There's also a chance that you're just not used to the taste of alcohol. Most people naturally like the taste of moderate concentrations of alcohol (beer or weak wine), but anything much stronger can be an acquired taste. Start with something easy like some sugary mixed drinks or whatever beers are most popular where you live.

BrassMonkey27

Canada616 Posts

May 22 2012 06:17 GMT

#408

On May 11 2012 08:28 cz wrote:
Only thing I'm a fan of is ciders. Everything else tastes bad.

Current favorite:
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Very sugary though, also carbonated or something.

Bar go-to drink:
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You better not call yourself a man,

DeepElemBlues

United States5079 Posts

May 22 2012 06:27 GMT

#409

blasphemy and also possibly treason

Nickemwit

United States253 Posts

May 22 2012 06:29 GMT

#410

Wolfschmidt

actionbastrd

Congo598 Posts

May 22 2012 06:34 GMT

#411

Did you just say, Stay sober, 420?

You know being high is not being sober right?

And since we are on the subject of alcohol, i have recently fell in love with Ninkasi brewery here in Oregon state. Nothing i have tried from them has been bad, all packed with flavor.

The double IPA "tricerahops", the first time i had that, i was almost done with the tall bottle and as wondering why i felt it so much. It was super easy to drink and very hoppy, turns out its over 8%. I had no idea. Great beer, great taste.

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Manit0u

Poland17187 Posts

May 22 2012 06:47 GMT

#412

T_T The OP creates an alcohol thread and then poses with Bud Light?

Please everyone, steer clear away from Bud. Why would they even consider using rice to make beer is beyond me.
Proof: http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/29/76899

Anyway, back on topic:

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Żubrówka

It's awesome clear but you can also mix it with apple juice and rocks to get outstanding drink.

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paulaner_Brewery
http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/124/1256

lvlashimaro

United States91 Posts

May 22 2012 10:07 GMT

#413

black butte porter and obsidian stout are probalby my favorite beers, in that order
i've recently been dabbling in tequila, but i don't know what i'm doing. haha

LibertyNA

13 Posts

May 22 2012 10:23 GMT

#414

rum + coke, or jackd + coke, or heineken

im not too picky, i think alcohol is a poison and it kills the body bit by bit

if you get serious with alcohol, like you only favor one kind, you're probably out of shape, and unhealthy

i read a post and some guy was friendly with marijuana, putting smoke into your lungs isn't natural either, think of humans in an area full of smoke, doesn't seem liveable

sober is the way to go, get your high from running up a hill with 30 lbs on your back, drink your alcohol on friday and saturday nights

Hoban

United States1600 Posts

May 22 2012 10:59 GMT

#415

On May 22 2012 15:34 actionbastrd wrote:

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I'm moving from Oregon to New York in a month and the things I am bringing with me are computer, few scraps of clothing, as much Ninkasi as I can possibly fit in suitcase. One of the first great beers I had was the Tricerahops and Oatis has got me through the toughest of tough times (and also been there with me through the bestest of best times). I am just hoping Ninkasi can make it out to the east coast some time, it is second only to Oakshire for me. Fuck I'm going to miss Oregon

Carson

Canada820 Posts

May 22 2012 11:58 GMT

#416

Has anyone else tried this?
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It is categorized as White Whisky, it's whisky (which according to Canadian standards has been aged at least three years in oak) that has been carbon filtered until it's clear.

Very interesting taste. I think I prefer it as a vodka substitute, rather than as an actual whisky haha. Nonetheless, it's delicious and has a great nose, as well as a pretty good palate. I wouldn't sip it alone, but in a mix it's really quite excellent.

magicmUnky

Australia280 Posts

May 26 2012 09:34 GMT

#417

So I've found a bottle of "King's Ransom 'Round the World' blended scotch whiskey...

It's in an earthenware ceramic jug with stopper, fully sealed... I can't find any information on it and can only date it between 1904 and 1946, distilled by William Whiteley & Co Distillers, Leith, Scotland. This seems to be the now-called Eradour distillery.

So... what do?

I can put a pic up if people want

Skilledblob

Germany3392 Posts

May 26 2012 09:35 GMT

#418

should be worth something if it's that old

Sinensis

United States2513 Posts

May 26 2012 09:48 GMT

#419

Is that guy wearing a fedora AND drinking bud lite platinum WHILE posing on webcam? -_-...

On May 26 2012 18:34 magicmUnky wrote:
So I've found a bottle of "King's Ransom 'Round the World' blended scotch whiskey...

It's in an earthenware ceramic jug with stopper, fully sealed... I can't find any information on it and can only date it between 1904 and 1946, distilled by William Whiteley & Co Distillers, Leith, Scotland. This seems to be the now-called Eradour distillery.

So... what do?

I can put a pic up if people want

I am not an expert on scotch, but "blended scotch whiskey" means the actual contents are a mix of many different scotches all from different grains, malts, and possibly distillers; usually comparatively cheaper. Fine scotches are usually single malt.

It sounds like a really cool bottle that I would showcase proudly though, especially with the antique age.

Acid~

Thailand442 Posts

May 26 2012 09:58 GMT

#420