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Most Expensive Vodka Ever!! (Page 2)
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Professional Poster
Join Date: Oct 2002
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Originally Posted by ambush
Stradlater, see the movie "Sideways".
Seen it. Wherein is taste used as an excuse for getting drunk? When his book deal falls through and he decides to drink the wine that he denigrated just minutes before? Or moments after, when he drank from the spit bucket?
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"You rise," he said, "like Aurora." 
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Join Date: Jul 2001
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Originally Posted by ajprice
It might be expensive, but has it got a scorpion in it?
I give you this wonderful medicinal beverage. Not a scorpion, but a snake.
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holy crap, what is that stuff?
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Join Date: Jul 2001
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Originally Posted by Weezer
holy crap, what is that stuff?
Vietnam snake wine. I have not had the stuff with the snakes in it myself, but I did buy a few bottles as gifts.
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Join Date: Apr 2003
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Originally Posted by Ω
I spoke to people in the industry about this test, and they said the test was loaded. Grey Goose was the first shot to be taken, which because the palette (sp?) is not 'primed', came off as being the harshest tasting. If the order had been changed I think you will find the results to be different.
yeah, it was primed to fail, and that's what they wanted.
Grey Goose is good, and I use it for mixes and such, but DH is right, Belvedere is where it's at.
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Join Date: Oct 2004
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Vodka is vodka. You people who think you're connoisseurs kill me.
Fancy bottle and label, price diamond  filtration etc., etc. pfft!
Ooooohhh, I agree with DH yada yada yada.
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Join Date: Oct 2000
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Originally Posted by ambush
Taste is the LAMEST excuse for ge'ing drunk.
That's just my point. Do what you want with it. That's my vision.
It's not an excuse. It makes the journey more enjoyable. Boire, c'est croire.
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Join Date: Oct 2000
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I thought for the longest time that there was not difference with expensive alcohol and wine until I drank a sip of Johnny Walker blue label and some expensive wine. And yes the more expensive the product is, the taste is incredible, it really taste like silk, you do not taste the alcohol at all.
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