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I think that people that live in certain places get used to the laws and don't find it unusual. This might be surprising to many but were I live we don't have liquor stores. All the booze is sold in our local supermarkets.

There are all matter of tastes in this world some good and some bad and some horrendous. I agree with you @djordjem87, there is no place in this world for this sort of thing.

That is an insane price but is the beer any good? It's all good and well that it's cheap but if it's undrinkable, it defeats the point of buying it.

Shandy's normally don't taste like full out beer but rather have a hint of beer. It can give that extra something to a boring soda.

I've actually had some really good wines in a bag. It's all a question of packaging, if they sell a 3 liters box of wine for €12, the wine can't be that bad.

Funnily enough you are not the first person that I have heard says that. I personally don't find a difference in the carbonation between bottled and canned beer but a friend of mine has the same view as you and also prefers cans.

I have never seen whiskey sold in a plastic bottle. I don't envy your experience but by the look of things the bad whiskey that I bought must have been excellent next to the one you had.

That's what I thought, if you were stuck in the 70s they might look good but as expensive as they are they have this cheapness to it.

Lets hope they don't spring a leak because I would pay to watch that, I would loose a fortune. Just seeing them rush around trying to drink as much beer as they can before they lost it all would be priceless.

Hahaha honestly they way you started your post it sounded like you were suffering from some sort of condition because you didn't get enough beer.

It should be very good judging by the price tag it normally goes for €170 ($190) and it's not easy to find.

All collage movies normally have a lot of booze in them. If not through out the movie at least in one part of it. The hang over that's another movie with a lot of booze.

Not that I needed an excuse before but now I have the perfect excuse. :D

I don't know if it would be such a bad combo, after all we often eat something salty when we drink beer. Either way as you say Hokkaido is some ways off, it's a pity.

We have a saying were I come from, what is cheap ends up being expensive.

I have applied this way of thinking in other situations. I once went and bought freshly caught fish. All the locals were going for certain types of fish and would avoid others. The people that were buying the other fish were people that weren't from there. After a visitor bought a big fish that...

I don't know what this world is coming to, just the other day they wanted to make a beer from some guys seat. As bad as that is this is still way worse.

@Sue Jim Beam is a respectable bourbon but I don't really buy it, I will normally have it if they don't have JD. Were I come from they don't have a lot bourbon but you can always find these two brands.

Maybe for Christmas when friends and family are hanging around the Braai. Some of these recipes will really go down well.

The whole idea of bar tending is a bit romanticized, I think that you either are good at it or not. I am with you, I was just not made for bar tending, it's all good and well serving some drinks and having a laugh, it's a whole other story actually being good at it.