The most dangerous drinks in the world.1 photos

Drinks from different countries that you hardly want to try.

1. Ayahuaska

Ayahuasca (translated from Quechua — & laquo; liana dead & raquo; or & laquo; liana perfume & raquo;) — hallucinogenic beverage. Produced by the indigenous people of the Amazon. The main component is a vine from the genus of melons called perfume vine.

Indians of Amazonia believe that this drink is capable of connecting two worlds with an invisible thread for a short time: the living and the dead. This is not surprising: the powerful psychoactive effect of ayahuasca, supported by confidence in the existence of spirits, sends hallucinations in the right direction, and you may well see dead relatives.

The preparation of this enchanting, in every sense of the word, drink is as follows: pieces of vine spirits are cooked for 12 hours along with a whole heap of leaves of other plants acting as spices.

Another interesting effect that ayahuaska has on the body & ndash; this is his instant cleansing from all parasites living in it.

2. Goldenroth

Goldenrod & ndash; Swiss cinnamon schnapps (contains 53.5% alcohol), which consists of very thin, but clearly visible flakes of real gold. Each liter of goldrod contains ~ 15 mg of gold.

Especially for this drink, sieves are produced with tiny holes that trap especially large gold flakes. However, most snobs who bought a bottle for more than 300 bucks drink a drink without straining, resulting in tiny pieces of metal often damaging the stomach lining, there were cases when gold remained in the stomach for several months, causing gourmet discomfort, burning and nausea. On exit, the precious metal can also become stuck, damaged and cause rot in the rectum.

3. Gilpin Family Whiskey

This extremely rare drink of the gods is made exclusively for the order, which certainly will appeal to all connoisseurs of whiskey, who, however, are unlikely to suppress the natural vomiting reflex, having learned that the main ingredient of Gilpin Family Whiskey (translated from English. & laquo; ; Glipin family whiskey & raquo;) — urine of elderly people with type 2 diabetes.

The author of this masterpiece & ndash; outrageous designer and researcher James Glepin (James Gilpin), whom critics have repeatedly sent for treatment in a psychiatric hospital.

Mr. Glipin extracts urine from a group of elderly volunteers, including his own granny.

Before freshly collected urine goes into whiskey preparation, it goes through a simple cleaning procedure — filtered through a conventional water purification filter.

4. Tsonggsul

Tsonggsul (Tsongsul) & ndash; not very popular traditional Korean drink, which is a wine made from human feces and medicinal herbs that wandered in alcohol for 3-4 months.

Rocket News 24 decided to test this disgusting swill on three unsuspecting Chinese women you can see in the photo. The naive girls gave the following assessment of the taste of the Tsonsgsula: “Very tasty drink that is easy to drink and has a very mild aftertaste. I think that it will become a real hit among girls who love sweet alcoholic beverages. ” However, they instantly changed their mind when they found out that this sweet alcoholic potion was made from Korean poop, saying that Tsonsongsl "tastes like shit".

5. Fijjtu beer

The title of the most dangerous beer in the world rightfully belongs to an African drink called Fijjtu, for the production of which foul water infested with parasites was used.

The Fijjtu brewery was closed in 2003, having existed for as much as 5 years after it became clear that excessive consumption of its products leads to bloody diarrhea, hellish headache and vomiting (and this is only at best). Some connoisseurs of this beer said that, while intoxicated, they saw bright images. Thanks to this, this intoxicating drink was fixed by the name of "God's dew"

6. & laquo; Armageddon & raquo; — the strongest beer in the world

The new brainchild of the Scottish brewing company Brewmeister called & laquo; Armageddon & raquo; (Armageddon) will arrange a real end of the world in your stomach. The percentage of alcohol content in this frothy drink is an incredible 65%. That is, this hellish swill is even stronger than whiskey and vodka!

& ldquo; The World's Strongest Beer & rdquo; & ndash; reads the inscription on the bottle label “Armageddon”. This title was not officially assigned to him by representatives of the “Guinness Book of Records”, but I think that this is only a matter of time: the previous record holder & ndash; beer & laquo; End of history & raquo; inferior & laquo; Armageddon & raquo; in the fortress as much as 15%.

Brewmeister co-founder Lewis Shand says: & ldquo; In its composition & laquo; Armageddon & raquo; much closer to liquor than beer, but by its taste it was classified just like beer, which we are incredibly happy! & rdquo ;.

He also added: & laquo; Armageddon & raquo; — a nuclear warhead that bounces on your brain so that you remember it for the rest of your life.

This beer is very popular because a group of friends only needs one bottle to load under the table together!

That is why Brewmeister warns everyone that to use & laquo; Armageddon & raquo; should be with the utmost care and strictly in small doses!

Brewmeister brewer John Mackenzie (Jon McKenzie) said: “To get a beer with such a high alcohol content, we had to develop a special fermentation method, which we called“ ice ”. Because of this, this beer is much thicker than the one you used to drink. ”

How does this special method work? Beer is prepared using crystal malt, wheat, oat flakes, and the purest Scottish spring water, which is frozen during the brewing process! This is done in order to increase the alcohol content! The mechanism is very simple: water freezes, but alcohol does not. The brewers remove the excess water in the form of ice and thus produce a drink with an alcohol content of as much as 65%!

7. Molort

The most disgusting in its taste qualities alcoholic beverage in the world can be called a molort (mal & r;) & ndash; Scandinavian wormwood schnapps (35% alcohol).

They say that it is worth trying the moltort only once and taste, which many describe as & ldquo; poisonous poison & rdquo ;, & ldquo; nasty muck & rdquo; and & ldquo; vile abomination & rdquo; will haunt you for the rest of your life.

Molort has a specific smell, which includes a whole bunch of aromas that bring back memories of burnt rubber, turpentine, ballpoint pen ink and embalming fluid.

In 2011, the molort was awarded the title of the “World's worst liquor”.

8. Changa

Changaa (Changaa) & ndash; Kenyan moonshine and one of the cheapest alcoholic beverages in the world. Changaa has gained the most popularity in African slums. The use of Changa is extremely destructive for the body and alcoholics who are addicted to this drink usually live very, very briefly.

The literal meaning of the word Changa — & laquo; kill me quickly & raquo; that fully reflects the essence of this drink, each stack of which will take several years of your life.

Changa is obtained by distilling cereals such as corn and sorghum. It doesn’t sound bad, if you don’t take into account that African pseudo-moershakers are completely unaware of such a concept as sanitation and quality standards, so you can find anything in the finished product, ranging from sand to products of human activity. In addition, competing manufacturers who want to present their product in a favorable light add to it a special flavor and aroma to add secret ingredients such as battery acid, jet fuel, embalming fluid, etc.

To get "full" & raquo; it is enough only 300-400 grams of Changa, after which the person most often loses consciousness, and in the morning he experiences a severe hangover, accompanied by terrible headaches and nausea. Often, the use of Changa completely discourages a person’s memory and mission to recall the feats accomplished during a drunken stupor becomes simply impossible, which, by the way, is probably for the best.

9. Miracle Cough Drink

In the XIX century, it was believed that heroin is an excellent cough medicine. Just think, from 1898 to 1910 this strongest drug was sold as a replacement for morphine and a cough medicine for children. Imagine, your immature offspring comes up to you and declares: “Mom, I'm sick, give heroin! & Rdquo;

Coughing, of course, it helps, but it’s not worth explaining once again how dangerous this drug is. However, at that time heroin was considered harmless "aspirin", able to instantly get rid of annoying ailments.