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Nose: blackcurrant jam and burnt sugar. Some spices, or maybe roses. Definitely, cloves. Not bad.
Taste: not too dry, light, minerality, spice, unripe fruits and berries.
A decent wine. For its price – one of the best, at least from the 2019 harvest. The main thing is that it’s very drinkable, even without snacks. 7.5/10.
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The aroma is malty, with a hint of sourness, and smells like green apples and various herbs. It's weak and not very rich, even by low wheat beer standards, but it's not repulsive. The taste follows the same pattern. Lots of malt, no hops, fruits, herbs, and flowers, all seasoned with a distinct sourness. It's fresh, light, pleasant, and the finish is clean – what more could you ask for from a wheat beer? However, it could be more full-bodied. And the sourness shouldn't be so pronounced. Still, it's a good beer, especially for those who like wheat beers, and it's very cheap, at least here. 8/10. The price/quality ratio is even closer to a 10.
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Aroma: a whole assortment of fruits, light honey, and something like... machine oil? Something industrial or smoky, but very pleasant. Taste: again, fruits, especially sweet ones: mango, melon, pear. Against the fruity background, cedar is clearly distinguishable, and tar is less noticeable. Very good, it lacks some body, but the taste is bright and rich. Excellent beer, currently, perhaps the best blanche I've tried. As a bonus, it comes in a funny volume – 0.5681. The price is reasonable for this quality. 9/10
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I drink quite rarely, but over the years, the taste and smell of sake have become very nostalgic, regardless of the manufacturer... It goes perfectly with watching anime, haha.

French, cold water, and sugar – it can be swallowed if you sip it slowly. The main thing is not to smell it; only my not-fully-recovered sense of smell saved me.
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Pure – it's an amazing abomination; I almost spat it out; I'd have been better off sucking on pure alcohol.
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Russian + French (first, a little syrup, then water on top) – it can be drunk, but it's still awful.
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I haven't fully recovered, so there won't be a complete review. The taste is as neutral as possible; for a brut, it's very drinkable. And it's cheap. I bought it to mix with absinthe – the best way to drink absinthe, at least the mass-market kind. That damned green bottle has been sitting around for six months, and I've only drunk half of it.
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It seems to be better than Abrau, by the way. And cheaper when on sale.
e si ieu muoir, er mi grans deliuriers
And baijiu – for strength of spirit.
In general, since I tried baijiu at the last "hardcore game event" – and by "tried," I mean "sampled three and a half varieties for several hours without interruption," I've come to greatly appreciate this affordable option and even consider it the best in terms of price-quality ratio. If I were in Moscow, I would immediately buy a case. However, I can't say anything about more expensive versions – the price increases exponentially, while the quality improves only marginally, and then good old whiskey takes over as the leader.
Describing baijiu is a thankless task. Those who haven't tried it won't understand anyway, and those who have will say that it's all nonsense. But it's 9.5/10, so you need to try it yourself and form your own opinion.
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Castillo de Madap Crianza, 2016
Cabernet Sauvignon, Monastrell
Rich, but soft. Although it's a bit of a mishmash, I'd say the Cabernet is textbook. Cheap, like many Spanish vintages – that's why I love the country, even though I'm loyal to Italy and respect some French wines. I'm sure it will go well with small cigars, but not large cigars. Small cigars with wine... Well, well. Best enjoyed with meat, apples, and spicy food. 8/10
Coldstream London Gin
Smooth. Very smooth, but lacks character. It has a flavor, it's pleasant, with a great balance – but it feels like you're drinking flavored water; there's no intensity at all.
Relatively inexpensive. Due to its smoothness, it easily outperforms the cheaper "Castle," and it's better than some Bombay gins in terms of price and quality, but it struggles in its own category. The original Dutch version is slightly inferior in balance but excels in strength and, especially, intensity. Langley is in a league of its own because Langley is Gin, with a capital G; it fills the apartment with the aroma of juniper and tastes like steel, but this... This is gin for those who don't really like gin. That's it. 8/10
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And you don't recognize the Irish?

A cannon, a bomb, a hundred other nouns and adjectives expressing admiration for bukhlikhor. Slightly less good than Polish polugar, but far cheaper, and no mass-market "moonshine" even comes close. Moderately fragrant, incredibly drinkable even without snacks — only some homemade ones are better. Smells more of malt than bread, but those are trifles. 9.5.10
Not foul to drink without snacks, not shameful to put on the table, not bad to drink a couple of bottles with appetizers — what more could one want?
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Irish are cheaper than Lambey — simply not needed. Woman's whiskey.