Great article, all my friends are obsessed with Grey Goose vodka, maybe I'll have to buy a handle of McCormicks and see how they compare
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Great article, all my friends are obsessed with Grey Goose vodka, maybe I'll have to buy a handle of McCormicks and see how they compare
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Originally posted by TheFlamingKooshGreat article, all my friends are obsessed with Grey Goose vodka, maybe I'll have to buy a handle of McCormicks and see how they compare
That's great! Thanks for the link man. I'll be trying this soon.
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Heck, a little pure water, a little pure alcohol (the Quebec SAQ sold Alcool 90 which is just 90% alcohol), and a little flavoring and you can make any type of drink you want for a fraction of the price of a real bottle.
A bootlegger up here was doing exactly that with the right bottles and counterfeit labels. Seemingly a large percentage of "premium" brands sold in bars for a year or so were counterfeit.
Heh, heh. It's Alcool 94% .
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The REALLY sad thing is that's how the vast majority of alcoholic drinks are made. Pure alcohol blended with flavours and water. Then people get all snotty about what they drink.
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hmmm. That seems cool. I'm gonna have to try it. I like their idea of using some pvc pipe and hooking a bunch of filters up at once, then you could do it quicker.Comment
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Saw this about a month ago on a different forum..
I've yet to try it because I don't have the filter.. nor the care to buy one.
I'll take it how it comes. I can handle the nasty stuff.
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youre a man...you should be able toOriginally posted by Will Wood
nothin like a little straight shootin 151
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I need to try that...make drinking affordable!
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Wow. I'll be trying this with whiskey, tequila and vodka....Comment
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The alcohol is probably being taken out.
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if it's just a charcoal filter, charcoal doesn't absorb alcohol so the only loss should be stuff stuck in the filter and evaporation....Comment
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Actually, I kinda like that stuff.Originally posted by Kevmaster
Well I don't like it obviously..but It's not that bad..
I drank about half the bottle of that stuff once. Oh god....
What an interesting night.
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That's my point. The filter has a slow trickle comming out of it, meaning their could be a good amount of alcohol evaporating given how long it is exposed and the increased surface area. Then again I don't know how fast if at all that type of alchol evaporates.Originally posted by ShooterJMComment
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I like it because it's cheap, if you do the math you're getting more alchol for the moneyOriginally posted by Will WoodActually, I kinda like that stuff.
Well I don't like it obviously..but It's not that bad..
I drank about half the bottle of that stuff once. Oh god....
What an interesting night.
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