Best hard liquor

[Thuglife]

i voted cognac

[Suga Foot]

cognac/brandy is my favorite.

But I drink Rum more than anything else.

[ecrazy]

Tequila and Vodka are my picks

[eS El Duque]

tequila

[Acgrundy]

Whisky.

[Da WCC Hopar!]

vodka

[J Bananas]

Te kill ya

[Sikotic™]

Gimmie some rum any day over tequila or vodka.

[Wild_Elmo]

vodka

[Ðøšïå]

[Suffice]

Rum. More specifically, Bacardi

[Sikotic™]

Rum. More specifically, Bacardi

Hell yeah

[Matrix Heart]

Ancient

In a basic form the technique of distillation goes back to Babylonia in the fourth millennium BC when specially shaped clay plots, it is thought, were used to extract some small amounts of distilled alcohol through natural cooling, for the manufacture of perfumes. It is unlikely this device ever played a meaningful role in the history of the development of the still. Distillation seems to have been known by alchemists in Alexandria, around the 3rd century AD, who used alcohol only for the coloring of metal and sublimation and was not widely known.
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Islam

The development of the still with cooled collector — necessary for the distillation of spirits — was an invention of Islamic alchemists in the 8th or 9th centuries. In particular, Geber (Jabir Ibn Hayyan, 721–815) invented the alembic still, from which he observed heated wine released a flammable vapor, which he described as "of little use, but of great importance to science". Not much later Al-Razi (864–930) described the distillation of alcohol and its use in medicine. By that time, distilled spirits were not just chemical products, but fairly popular beverages: the poet Abu Nuwas (d. 813) describes a wine that "has the color of rain-water but is as hot inside the ribs as a burning firebrand". The terms "alembic" and "alcohol", and possibly the metaphors "spirit" and acqua vitæ ("life-water") for the distilled product, can be traced to Islamic alchemy.


 

[Thuglife]

rum is played out

[Kill]

well, depends. I mean, none of these can fuck with a real good whiskey, and there are other hard liquors that I´ll just drink small dosages for pleasure, but that I´d never get drunk on. So in everyday life so to speak, my choice is Tequila