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I bought Coca-Cola Zero. The taste is completely different from the regular one. But there’s nothing I can do, I’ll have to finish it.

Guys, I'm in a pickle. My recently beloved "Moroshi" wasn't available at the nearest store where I usually buy it, and at another store, it was suspiciously cheap, so I had to choose from a variety of unfamiliar vodkas. I chose "Drova," and I wasn't really disappointed.
The taste is quite mild, with a bitter but original and pleasant aftertaste (oak?), the smell is weak and not at all harsh. The only problem is that a few seconds after a sip, it gives you a slight headache.
I recommend drinking it with a delay, not immediately after a sip, but after a couple of seconds. This way, you'll feel the original taste and avoid the aforementioned headache.
Overall – 7/10 for 300 rubles.
The vodka comes in three versions – with oak, walnut, and birch charcoal. The oak version also includes oak bark, the birch version includes birch sap, and the walnut version also has something else. I took the oak version; next time, I'll try the birch one.

That seems a bit suspicious...

What?

Your post reads like a collection of “secrets” on how to drink cheap liquor and survive

Nah, the vodka seems alright. I'm about 80% sure it's genuine. And it's probably just because I'm not used to it. As they say: "The first one hits like a log

Your post reads like a collection of "secrets" on how to drink cheap vodka and survive

I'm about to have a cup of "Princess Nuri. High Mountain" tea, and I also bought a box of May tea. I just need to finish the "Princess Nuri" first.

Oolong with ginkgo biloba. There’s a small tea shop in our new trendy mall, and the salespeople are such pushy pests. Whenever I go in there, I end up spending at least a thousand. But the girls are nice, and they gave me a discount card the first time, so I don’t mind. They also convinced me to try this tea; they were having a tasting when I went in to buy some more herbs. It has a very unusual flavor; I didn’t fully appreciate it during the tasting, but I bought some anyway, and I’ve really come to like it at home. It’s a nice change of pace, as I usually go for fruity teas or teas with spices.

Oolong with ginkgo biloba

At first, I thought it was some kind of Asian insult.

You thought of the right thing.

I bought "Tess," a black tea, supposedly with fruit flavors. A huge box. I took a sip and was immediately disappointed. The tea flavor overpowers the artificial flavoring. So, I won't be buying it again. It's better to buy "Nuri" or "Ahmad," at worst.

Żubrówka. I made it myself, of course. As a base, as you can see, I used "Drova," which wasn't the best idea, but there weren't many alternatives. The taste is very smooth and pleasant; the smell slightly disappointed me (the alcohol scent is stronger than the herbal one). Like "Drova," it hits you in the nose after a couple of seconds, but weaker, so it's quite tolerable. I’ll try making it again sometime, but with a different base. Overall, I liked it a lot. From not the best vodka, it turned out to be a rather noble and pleasant drink. 8.5/10

I prepared for the exam quite well yesterday.

Ah, Guinness, how much is contained in this word for the heart of a Russian beer lover. But for some reason, it didn't impress me that much. Yes, it's quite smooth, yes, it's quite dense, yes, it has that famous foam, but if you compare it to, for example, "Krušovice," Guinness unexpectedly loses, and I don't know why. However, it's quite drinkable. 6.5/10

Very unusual, very interesting. First, it's sour, then sweet, then a hoppy bitterness. It's very easy to drink, but I didn't feel a strong desire to go for a second glass. 5/10

The lowest of the low. The taste is awful, even worse than Baltika, except maybe for the "seven," but that's subjective. My friend, who I was drinking with, doesn't agree. But it's cheap, and there are often discounts on it, so if you want to get really drunk and you're broke, this is your choice.