Nothing spells immediate regurgitation like a glass of lizard wine.Dark Roasted Blend looks at some of the most disgusting drinks to be found outside of a Watney's pub.
Tuesday, 20 July 2010
What? No Red Barrel?
Nothing spells immediate regurgitation like a glass of lizard wine.Dark Roasted Blend looks at some of the most disgusting drinks to be found outside of a Watney's pub.
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The rule of thumb is that if other people drink it and do not die or get blind, it is potable. Snake or an ear of hay (as in subrovka) inside - oh well, people drink it.
ReplyDeleteGrappa, maotai, baijiu, mescal, moonshine - the taste vary from the delicate boquet of 2*4 plank to that of refined lamp oil. But there is always one taste over all, and it is that of kilju.
Bonus points for the name of the thing sounding like "kill you".
ReplyDeleteI was privileged to watch a friend who homebrewed, brewing beer once. The process starts with making a kind of undersalted porridge of barley, and then letting it cool, hopping it, etc. You've got to figure that some time in the remote past, some very lazy Neolithic cave-dude left a bowl of gruel sitting in the sink for a couple of weeks, and then, finding it all foamy and weird-tasting, just said "meh" and ate it anyway. My hat is off to that lazy, pioneering cave-dude. Needless to say.