Guess Whats in THIS bottle! Winophiles!

[dessertmaker]

We started our apple pie moonshine yesterday! and that is what we thought it was.

It's not a fair guess for a wine forum. But neither was the cider and everybody got it right away. This is not a very traditional drink. It's a simple mixer.

The drink mixer is nonalcoholic and wasn't even available in the United States until 1997. But could have been crafted in Austria as early as 1984 and a variation could have been crafted in Thailand as early as 1976.

The shot has even less of a history. It was introduced in the United States until 2009.

The original mixer is actually among the top 10 most popular mixers in the US and is made with a shot that was introduced in Germany in 1935.

 

[WI_Wino]

It's not a fair guess for a wine forum. But neither was the cider and everybody got it right away. This is not a very traditional drink. It's a simple mixer.

The drink mixer is nonalcoholic and wasn't even available in the United States until 1997. But could have been crafted in Austria as early as 1984 and a variation could have been crafted in Thailand as early as 1976.

The shot has even less of a history. It was introduced in the United States until 2009.

The original mixer is actually among the top 10 most popular mixers in the US and is made with a shot that was introduced in Germany in 1935.

red bull and yager

 

[Julie]

Irish car bomb or boiler maker

 

[Tess]

A jagebomb!!! Red Bull with a shot a Jägermeister

 

[Tess]

You drinking these tonight!! Night Night

 

[dessertmaker]

CLOSE! Jager was introduced to the United States in 1970.

This is actually a bomb though. It is made with a mixed rum imported from Trinidad and Tobego, aged in barrels for 12-24 months and mixed with spices before bottling.



It's a kraken bomb!

 

[dessertmaker]

Anybody want to hazard a guess on this glass?

 

[dessertmaker]

Well dang! This ones a wine and nobody wants to take a stab at it? But y'all guessed at a cider and a rum? I don't understand you people! LOL!