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OCmike's Alcoholic Challenge

There is only one rule: No more than one correctly answered question per person, per hour.


1. What famous author once declared, "I hate to advocate drugs, alcohol, violence, or insanity to anyone, but they've always worked for me."? Hunter Thompson

2. What is the official spirit of the United States by an act of Congress?

3. When the mayor of Munich opens the beer drinking festival known as Oktoberfest he taps a keg of beer and declares "O´zapft is!", which means what in Bavarian?

4. What juniper berry spirit was invented in Holland? gin

5. What popular soft drink originally contained an extract of the leaf used to produce cocaine, before removing it due to public pressure in the early 1900’s? Coca-cola

6. What flavor is Frangelico? Hazelnut

7. What do you get when adding a cocktail onion to a martini? Gibson

8. What does a “labeorphilis” collect?

9. What is the oldest beer brewery in North America? Molson

10. What number is printed on bottles of Rolling Rock? 33

11. What country has the most individual beer brands? Belgium

12. What drink did “Sex And The City” cause to increase greatly in popularity?

13. What is the maximum proof of any beverage sold by the US distilled spirits industry?

14. What is a “Claret”? Bordeax(red)

15. What constitutional ammendment # was given to Prohibition? 18

16. What are “wine legs”? The remnants of alcohol on the wine glass as the wine is swirled in the glass (pinky out)

17. What European country consumes more alcohol per capita than any other in the world?

18. What can be found floating in a bottle of Mezcal? moth larva

19. What famous beer anthem begins “Are there or aren’t there Artesians?” Oly - Olympia

20. What is known as “The Champagne of Beers”? Miller High Life

1. What famous author once declared, "I hate to advocate drugs, alcohol, violence, or insanity to anyone, but they've always worked for me."?

Has to be Hunter Thompson.

I know most of these... :hugeshocker:

OCmike wrote:6. What flavor is Frangelico?

Hazelnut.

7. What do you get when adding a cocktail onion to a martini?

Friday Night

-Diopolitan

20. What is known as “The Champagne of Beers”?

Miller High Life

5. Coca-Cola

OCmike wrote:
18. What can be found floating in a bottle of Mezcal?

All my hopes and aspirations.

18--- moth larva--- ask an entomologist.

15 - Eighteenth

4. gin

Toddowen wrote:11- The Czech Republic

Nope. The rest are correct so far, including Marty.

OCmike wrote:

9. What is the oldest beer brewery in North America?

Molsons

Martyred wrote:

OCmike wrote:

9. What is the oldest beer brewery in North America?

Molsons

He said North America, not North Mexico.

Goober McTuber wrote:

Martyred wrote:

OCmike wrote:

9. What is the oldest beer brewery in North America?

Molsons

He said North America, not North Mexico.

He said "beer," not the filtered vomit of clubbed seals.

Goober McTuber wrote:

Martyred wrote:

OCmike wrote:

9. What is the oldest beer brewery in North America?

Molsons

He said "North America," not North Mexico.

FTFY

Sicerely, you-know-who

Dinsdale wrote:
He said "beer," not the filtered vomit of clubbed seals.

It was good enough to wrap Cinder's rancid milk bags around.

10. 33

14. What is a “Claret”?

Yet another Denver Broncos bust.

Your wit is "impeccable."

OCmike wrote:16. What are “wine legs”?

The streams of liquid that fall back down the inside of the glass after you swirl the wine.

They're often mistaken as some sort of indicator of quality. In reality, the size/length/width of the legs indicate little more than the alcohol percentage.

OCmike wrote:19. What famous beer anthem begins “Are there or aren’t there Artesians?”

I'm still within an hour of my last answer, so I'm ineligible.

But to anyone taking on this question, I wish you "Good Luck."

7. a gibson

Dinsdale wrote:

OCmike wrote:19. What famous beer anthem begins “Are there or aren’t there Artesians?”

I'm still within an hour of my last answer, so I'm ineligible.

But to anyone taking on this question, I wish you "Good Luck."

I was debating whether to answer this one of the one I just did.

Nice clue, BTW...

Dinsdale wrote:

OCmike wrote:19. What famous beer anthem begins “Are there or aren’t there Artesians?”

I'm still within an hour of my last answer, so I'm ineligible.

But to anyone taking on this question, I wish you "Good Luck."

Olympia. "It's their beer..."

Luck is for amateurs.

11 - Belgium

Screw_Michigan wrote:Your wit is "impeccable."

Thanks. Those randomly place quote marks should work real well for you, you m2-wannabe.

Truman wrote: Luck is for amateurs.

Disagree. Luck is for anyone ballsy enough to put Oly to their lips.

Olympia isn't in Olympia anymore... actually, it never was, but Tumwater is adjacent to Olympia.

14. A Grey Goose, neat

14. What is a “Claret”?

A red Bordeaux.

11. USA

My last post was an attempt at a joke.

13. 190

BSmack wrote:11. USA

Already answered by MuchoBulls. I was a bit late on the bolding though.

17. What European country consumes more alcohol per capita than any other in the world?

Gotta go with the Irish.

Nope, but they're #2.

Dinsdale wrote: In reality, the size/length/width of the legs indicate little more than the alcohol percentage.

Actually they tell a lot more than alcohol %. Flunk 10th grade science much?

STFU midget and answer that Sex and The City question.

You know it was your favorite show and you cried like the faggot you are when it was cancelled.

What pray tell is Sex and The City? You seem to know a lot about it.

3. "It's tapped!"

It was about bitches that wanted cock stuffed into them.

Like you, cumlap.

Moving Sale wrote:

Dinsdale wrote: In reality, the size/length/width of the legs indicate little more than the alcohol percentage.

Actually they tell a lot more than alcohol %. Flunk 10th grade science much?

What is this, "Dorf on Wine"?