Heh, Russians consider beer a soft drink. My teacher said it used to be sold in vending machines like pop. I've been there and spent 3 weeks. I didn't see it in any vending machines though. I didn't get drunk, but I watched a 12 year old buy a beer for his dad at a soccer game and drink some of it himself. Baltika is one of the more popular beers in Russia and they have Baltika 1 through 9. Baltika 1 is a little alchohol, and Baltika 9 is half vodka.

local restaurant calls beer "lush soda"

local restaurant calls beer "lush soda"

Not beer where this comes from. More like Potatoe Vodka and other clear alchohols. Beer is not the preferred drink. To weak.

You mean American Beer is weak.

Not beer where this comes from. More like Potatoe Vodka and other clear alchohols. Beer is not the preferred drink. To weak.

You mean American Beer is weak. :thumbsup:

Well Try a Scaldis Noel and you'll think otherwise.

Well Try a Scaldis Noel and you'll think otherwise.

So this thread started as a virus discussion but is now an alcohol discussion.....lol

So this thread started as a virus discussion but is now an alcohol discussion.....lol

Well. Any thread about Russians usually gets to Alchohol, Democracy, and Bad reactors.

Well. Any thread about Russians usually gets to Alchohol, Democracy, and Bad reactors.

Well Try a Scaldis Noel and you'll think otherwise.

 

i thought it's not american...

 

http://www.belgianexperts.com/scaldisweb.php

Well Try a Scaldis Noel and you'll think otherwise.

 

i thought it's not american...

 

http://www.belgianexperts.com/scaldisweb.php

Commenting to people that are saying beer can be weak.

 

Have 3 or 4 of these small 8oz bottles.

Commenting to people that are saying beer can be weak.

 

Have 3 or 4 of these small 8oz bottles.

The Malt Advocate

 

“...Perhaps the most ‘drinkable’ of the world’s ultra strong beers. Chewy but not syrupy. Full- flavored, but not cloyingly sweet. Even with an original gravity of 1095 or 24 degrees Plato, Scaldis manages to moderate the excesses associated with most of the world’s heavy-weight brews, while delivering the sneaky power of a Mike Tyson left jab.”

The Malt Advocate

 

“...Perhaps the most ‘drinkable’ of the world’s ultra strong beers. Chewy but not syrupy. Full- flavored, but not cloyingly sweet. Even with an original gravity of 1095 or 24 degrees Plato, Scaldis manages to moderate the excesses associated with most of the world’s heavy-weight brews, while delivering the sneaky power of a Mike Tyson left jab.”

The Malt Advocate

 

...Perhaps the most drinkable of the world's ultra strong beers. Chewy but not syrupy. Full- flavored, but not cloyingly sweet. Even with an original gravity of 1095 or 24 degrees Plato, Scaldis manages to moderate the excesses associated with most of the world's heavy-weight brews, while delivering the sneaky power of a Mike Tyson left jab.

 

bottoms-up!

The Malt Advocate

 

...Perhaps the most drinkable of the world's ultra strong beers. Chewy but not syrupy. Full- flavored, but not cloyingly sweet. Even with an original gravity of 1095 or 24 degrees Plato, Scaldis manages to moderate the excesses associated with most of the world's heavy-weight brews, while delivering the sneaky power of a Mike Tyson left jab.

 

bottoms-up!

It has been a few yeqars since I had a few of these but man were they strong.

It has been a few yeqars since I had a few of these but man were they strong.

drink these in this order:

1. Foster's 2 cans

2. jagermeister 4 shots

3. maddog20/20 16oz.

 

I swear you'll get the worst taste in your mouth ever.

drink these in this order:

1. Foster's 2 cans

2. jagermeister 4 shots

3. maddog20/20 16oz.

 

I swear you'll get the worst taste in your mouth ever.

The last two by themselves will do that alone.

 

Yuuuk.

The last two by themselves will do that alone.

 

Yuuuk.