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Nice stuff! The sexy design with its signature shape, matte finish, and textured surface immediately caught my eye, especially since I respect the brand. There's no sugary syrup in the ingredients, but there are "aromatic spirits" of thyme and lemon balm. They are noticeable, although barely perceptible against the alcoholic background (as it should be for vodka).
Simply put, this is the first vodka in 4 years that I don't immediately want to chase with a snack. Drinking vodka without a snack at 20 is an achievement, at 16 it's normal. It's very smooth, with a slightly burning taste, but the finish... is absent. Completely. There's no nasty alcoholic aftertaste. Just a hint of herbs, and that's it. After a couple of seconds, it completely disappears. In terms of quality, it's comparable to "Zver" and "Tsarskaya," but it's twice as cheap! Although, of course, "Zver" has its own unique feature – the absence of additives...
In short, it's an excellent, ultra-smooth vodka that you can even drink without a snack and reminisce about the good old days... After a year of abstinence, I experienced certain problems with my once-favorite vodkas, but this one felt like coming home. I highly recommend it, 9.5/10
As for hangovers, I can't say. You'll have to test that yourself.

The Godfather on Wild Turkey 101
Wow, damn! A thousand devils!!! Prepare to board! An excellent drink, much better than on scotch. The turkey perfectly balances the strength, the result: strong, smooth, sweet, spicy, delicious. I'm ready to drink buckets of it.
9.5/10.

Unfortunately, I'm not an expert like Alex, and I can't describe all the nuances of this drink or evaluate it in relation to other products in this category... I'll just say that it has a rather pleasant, perhaps even alluring, aroma. The taste is also decent, but over the past few years, I've gotten used to less potent drinks, although I wasn't a big fan of alcohol before either... I still prefer sake, both in terms of taste and the atmosphere associated with drinking it.

>Revan
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Are you talking about those people who go hunting, kill an animal, and then don't throw the carcass in the trash or send it to be processed into fur, but instead eat it properly? I don't see anything strange about that.
The fish you catch is not the same as the herring in the nearest store; it's a completely different taste experience. I suspect the same is true for game. The satisfaction of the hunter's instinct is also important, I agree, but you only get maximum pleasure when you consume what you've caught. You need to go through the whole process.

Hmm, I came across this old post of mine... And I was right. I haven't shot or caught anything myself, of course, but I've tried game since then, and it was very good...

Why do they have such eyes?

Didn't expect that.

Why?

Because I previously got the impression that your sense of aesthetics leans noticeably towards completely different areas of culture!

Well, to preserve at least some integrity of my image in your perception, I'll say that I drink this while listening to idol songs.

Yes, everything is fine now.

Fussigny

From what I've read about it, and since a year or so ago I was considering buying a bottle to celebrate the start of my annual vacation with a cigar, I've read quite a bit – it's a decent French brandy "for sipping," but nothing more. So, there's no question of any "complexity," especially since the flavor range of brandies is very limited compared to whiskey.
As for sake, I keep meaning to try it, but I never get around to it. In many ways, this is due to the atmosphere: traditionally, sake is not meant to be drunk alone, and I always try to observe the customs of consuming a drink, and ideally, to take into account the culture of its homeland at a given moment. To "feel" the drink, so to speak, and this feeling always consists of two parts: the subject and the object, and the subject must match the object... I hope you understand what I meant, because I myself don't understand it... In short, the prospect of drinking sake while sitting in a bathrobe in front of a laptop and looking at factory chimneys out the window evokes a strong sense of internal contradiction in me. And sake is expensive, and I doubt it keeps well after opening. I'd rather buy another bottle of whiskey.

traditionally, sake is not meant to be drunk alone

Good thing I'm drinking it with my imaginary wife, while imagining that I'm sitting in a garden, watching the night sky, the stars, and the moon, or the falling cherry blossoms... As they say:

The Brain — is wider than the Sky

The Brain is deeper than the sea

It’s good that I drink it together with my imaginary wife, while imagining that we are sitting in a garden, watching the night sky, the stars, and the moon, or the falling cherry blossom petals... As they say.

Lucky you. I can’t enjoy fantasies like that.

When your physical abilities are limited, you gain the opportunity to rely on the boundless expanses of your consciousness.

When your physical abilities are limited, you open up the possibility of relying on the boundless expanses of consciousness.

Professor X approves.