I have it on good authority
 

That this booze really does taste like gasoline. Yet some in Chicago say it's their drink of choice.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q7s16ewP1RU

Funny!
The comments were great. Read about 50 of them and nobody that had tried it, like it.

This one is my favorite beer commercial.

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How bad could it be?

Is it really that bad, how does it even exist if it is so bad?

So many questions.

+1 The comments are gold.

That is just how I feel about virtually every "good" wine I have tried. I have never once has a sip of wine and thought I really wanted another.

We took a tour of the Maker's Mark distillery in 2016. Interesting to see it made, and at the end we were led into the tasting room. They had a sample of 5 different Marker's Mark, from a white lightning, fresh from the distillery, not aged, to the premium extra smooth good stuff. I did not want to buy any of it. We had the same tour of the Jack Daniels distillery and I had the same conclusion. No interest in the stuff.

I love beer. Erdinger Dunkle. That is the good stuff. MMMMMM. Burp.

https://us.erdinger.de/beer/dunkel.html

Just your taste buds.

Went to a single malt scotch distillery in Nova Scotia last summer and had the rack of products like you described.

Brand new through the spiffy/expensive aged stuff. Gasoline taste up through nice.

I just kept saying to my sharing pal, "Hit me"