Now, which one is it?
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Based on the fact that the OP said this had been 'a long time in the making', i would assume that he's considered the sale to the public bit.Originally posted by chef View PostDon't you need some sort of public hygene or food safety certification / pass all the red tape type stuff before you can sell anything food/drink related officially to the public?? especially alcoholic stuff.
I mean if I go and make some "grandads recipe vodka and it turns out to be lethal as f##k, surely I failed some law or red tape somehow somewhere?"
That's why i love CUK. There's always a queue of people waiting to piss on your chips
When freedom comes along, don't PISH in the water supply.....Comment
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I can assure you that it won't make you blind in small enough quantity.Originally posted by Notascooby View PostIs there a blind tasting option?Comment
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It wasn't pissing on his chips, although maybe he'd like that, I've never asked or even tried it myself. I was simply asking a question that came to mind. Agreed, it was fairly obvious thinking about it.Originally posted by TestMangler View PostBased on the fact that the OP said this had been 'a long time in the making', i would assume that he's considered the sale to the public bit.
That's why i love CUK. There's always a queue of people waiting to piss on your chips
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Is it chips with piss on them. I'll share the prize with TM.
Real guess: It's a british(obv) liquor spirit. Something like Calvados sice we do good apples.Comment
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Warmer, but considering they are worth several million then unfortunately , no.Originally posted by chef View PostPurityComment
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