Today’s drink is the
Frisky Witch, a
duo made from vodka and sambuca.
As with most duos, the
Frisky Witch is very strong, weighing in with an alcohol content of 41%.
The anise flavor is very strong as well, weighing in with a licorice score of 93%.
It was a bit too much for Mrs. Bottle to handle even though she thinks that plain sambuca tastes fine.
I liked the
Frisky Witch although I wouldn’t want to drink more than six or seven of them at a time.
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| Please ignore the licorice surgery |
If you think six or seven drinks are too many, you are not a college student.
According to a recent
survey of college students, binge drinking brings benefits such as “more courage, improved communication skills, and better social abilities.”
I attended college and I can assure you that binge drinking can lead to a lot of
things, but “improved communication skills” is not one of them. Unless of course you are looking to increase your slurring and volume level because you are normally soft spoken and people make fun of you because of your precise enunciation.
“Better social abilities” is questionable, too.
If “regrettable sexual encounter” falls under that umbrella then I suppose it makes sense.
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Not sure if this falls under "better social abilities"
or "improved communication skills" |
In addition to the benefits that the college students enumerated, there are actual
benefits as well including a reduction in the chances of cancer, stroke, Alzheimer’s, and Type-2 diabetes.
Of course those benefits are achieved by only having one (if you are a woman) or two (if you a man) drinks per day.
Doctors can really be a buzzkill.
They didn’t even give a recommended amount for children.
Why do they want kids to catch Alzheimer’s?
Overall Rating for the Frisky Witch
Taste: 4 (Mr. Bottle) 2 (Mrs. Bottle)
Presentation: 4
Ease of Preparation: 5
Drinks Until Blackout: 2 – 41% Alcohol
Ingredients
1 oz Vodka
1 oz Sambuca
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