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Move over, classy wine. There’s a new boxed liquor to help impress friends at your next party… Fireball.
Aptly-titled, Firebox, the ill-advised cinnamon-whisky in now available in a portable box with handy spout — to help deliver the regret more conveniently.
The Firebox contains 3.5 liters of Fireball for $39.99. Check it out here.
If you enjoy whisky reviews, but think they could be lightened up a bit with accompanying action figures, then you should check out Scotch Trooper.
Created by a “Whisky-Fueled Stormtrooper” — legit liquor reviews are paired with photos of Stormtroopers posing with each bottle, and an appropriate caption.
Check out more reviews and Stormtroopers over on Scotch Trooper. Lord Vader even makes an occasional appearance.
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Enjoying an occasional drink every once in a while is one thing. Then there’s wanting to be buried in a giant booze bottle forever.
Anto Wickham, a 48-year-old bourbon fan, has requested a giant Jack Daniel’s bottle as his final resting place. The Jack Daniel’s Coffin was created by John Gill, the owner of Crazy Coffin. The coffin stands 10-ft. high and cost Wickham $50,000. Rye in peace.
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Now, this is kind of a big deal… A long-overdue scotch whisky has been developed as a product tie-in to the Anchorman franchise. Great Odin’s Raven Special Reserve will be available soon and ready to go down into your belly.
Brought to us by Riviera Imports, the 40% ABV Scotch should work well with a little pepper and jazz flute. So, when in Rome, something, something.
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Brought to us by jello enthusiasts Bompas & Parr, the ‘Whisky Tornado’ is here to get the party started. Presented as part of the Feed Your Mind: The King’s Festival of Food and Ideas in London, the vaporized whisky can be inhaled with a straw.
The best part…The whisky bong will actually help get you drunk. The even better part, is that as an inhalant, the alcohol is absorbed from the lungs right into your bloodstream, giving your liver a much-needed break. Your lungs, not so much.
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