Last thing we need in the US is more fuck-ups.
Alcoholic Beverages
Beverages that cause the imbiber to become intoxicated.
Legalize Absinthe In The U.S?
" @Kohe321 said:Not unless you crash your car or fall on your head :PNo. That's not true. It's a common belief that alcohol kill brain cells. And Absinthe is extremely strong alcohol, so therefore it would kill more. But this is completely false. Alcohol does not kill brain cells. "" Doesn't Absinthe kill a lot of braincells? I remember hearing this... "
There are a lot of things that shouldn't be illegal in the states, but the religious right is unfortunately very, very loud. In another country, the worst of them could be called terrorists, or at the very least extremists. They've bombed abortion clinics, attacked and killed gays, and put unimaginable resources to work in keeping innocuous things like marijuana illegal. It's unlikely to change in the near future, but we can only hope that over time those extremists and their bloodlines die out
" @PhaggyBigNastyMcKill said:I cheat and use just sugar as the base for my moonshine, gives it a super clear texture that makes trying impart wormwood and other flavors that much easier." The alcoholic drink is banned, but wormwood and all the other herbs that is needed to make this drink is perfectly legal to buy. Solution, make it yourself. "I'm also big on the idea of creating your own alcohol, I happen to make my own wine in red wine fact, although I've never made any spirits of this sort before. I've been tempted to create some Potato moonshine before...
I would make sure you you get your quantities right, you could end up making people ill if your not careful.
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" @Linkyshinks said:That makes perfect sense, it would make any ingredient more soluble. I'll be adding a good source of THC to my still if I ever make it, I hear there's a chemical in wormwood (Thujone) that works really well with it." @PhaggyBigNastyMcKill said:I cheat and use just sugar as the base for my moonshine, gives it a super clear texture that makes trying impart wormwood and other flavors that much easier. "" The alcoholic drink is banned, but wormwood and all the other herbs that is needed to make this drink is perfectly legal to buy. Solution, make it yourself. "I'm also big on the idea of creating your own alcohol, I happen to make my own wine in red wine fact, although I've never made any spirits of this sort before. I've been tempted to create some Potato moonshine before...
I would make sure you you get your quantities right, you could end up making people ill if your not careful.
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Maybe I'm a prude, but I'm not supporting the legalization of any alcohol anywhere. I think the world would be a much better place without it.
"It's 70% alcohol. that's classified as a drug in my country. Czech absinthe is the only I've drank that was "real". English and Polish ones were bullshit. Oh yeah, I prefer shotting it really. Funny story, one time we were drinking the real deal and were gonna go out on town after the pre-party and my buddy decided to try to run me over with a bicycle, but I kicked him off it and he went crashing to the ground. Then we went down town where after half an hour or so he was bitching about his shoulder hurting. Us being the inconsiderate drunk assholes we are said he should probably drink more to forget it. Ina moment of clarity he went to an emergency ward (Which luckily was few blocks away) and had dislocated his shoulder, they popped it back in, put it in a sling and then he bolted out of there to hook up with us to party more. He eventually paid the little processing fee when he sobered up a few days later.(Hooray for socialized medicine!) Any way, in my experience Stroh 80 is a lot more lethal than proper absinthe "Haha. This is like a Kerouac story.
Europe for the Win! But seriously i had no idea it was illegal either. Is it basically the same as the stuff you guys call "Moonshine" or "boomshine" or whatnot?
You can import absinthe into the U.S. from some places, and there are also places that are actively distilling - legally - in the U.S.
Either way, it was banned for a long time due to the high proof of it at bottling. Basically, it's all due to the proof of the alcohol itself, which makes no sense to me anyways.
Doesn't matter to me. Tastes like shit.
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