Saying that they are different drinks minimizes the impact. These liquids come from distant lands, in foreign containers; Even, they magically pass from a fictional series to the vending machine. The consumer demand for the most varied palates is, as this list of products shows, reaching the reach of the hand. All that is left to do is gut heart and dare to try them.
-Snake wine
It is true that the Vietnamese have been working it for years, but in Western eyes it is chillingly novel. This drink, consisting of rice liqueur, herbs and a snake distilling venom, is advertised as an antidote to hair loss and impotence. Lethal proteins, it becomes clear, fall off by methanol. Just for reckless.
-Liquor Three Lizards
Asians seem to have a special liking for terrariums. It may be superstition, but in some Chinese and Vietnamese people there is a belief that introducing three lizards into a liquor gives more energy to the body of the drinker. The equation would be: the more drunk, the more powerful. At this point, choking on the worm from a mezcal bottle is a minor fact.
-Pizza beer
Ideally, the pizza is accompanied by a good cold beer, but the Americans Tom and Athena Seefurth decided to cut short and invented a pizza beer, which is as handmade as a round of mozzarella. The recipe includes rye, garlic, tomato, oregano, and a pinch (but only a pinch) of malt. A disgust.
-Wine of mouse
Another concoction with surprise. Because as everything is eaten, in the Far East everything drinks. This explosive cocktail, unworthy for a first date, is actually another weapon against any disease imaginable, and is prepared in a kind of rice whiskey, in which a breeding mouse (maximum three months) is allowed to ferment for one year. Ah! To take effect, the vermin must drown itself alive.
-Stout chocolatada with essence to donuts
Although there is a background of a British sweet stout, which uses cocoa husks to distill a sweet and sweet bouquet, the Shenadoah Brewing Malt was a step further by introducing this variety that includes not only chocolate malt but real chocolate with essence of Donuts, the donuts that Homero Simpson likes so much. An insult to Guinness fans. And on top, cloying.
-Beer in stuffed animal container
Damien Hirst fans and other art-minded taxidermists should not miss (and if you can afford it) the new line BrewDog Brew. It is called The End of History, and it is very high in both alcohol (55%) and in presentation: there are 12 containers of collection, at $ 765 each, with the appearance of seven ermine, four squirrels and a rabbit ... dissected.
-Marijuana liqueur
This invention comes from Holland, and like the yuyo from which it is extracted, is sold freely in the streets of Amsterdam. The alcoholic graduation is rather light (only 14.5%); Of course the heavy here comes from another side, and they say that it is sufficient to observe its electric green to surrender to its charms. Another fact: it is recommended as a digestive for after meals.
-Bacon Vodka
At last, a drink with "guest" that is not so repulsive. The Bakon Vodka is manufactured in the city of Seattle; Has inside it a freshly baked slice of bacon and is, of course, a vodka witty, spicy. It is advertised as ideal for making a Bloody Mary and experimenting by creating other drinks
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