new beer with caffeine added

kevin_100 · Post by **kevin_100** » March 14, 2005, 6:19 pm

Has anyone tried this yet. I am not much of a beer drinker, but a beer with caffeine in it has got me a little bit curious.

I'm thinking about trying this when spring break gets here. That way, if I become unconscious for 72 hours (like that will happen) I won't have to worry about missing class.

I am kind of a light weight guy, so a few beers in me sends me to another land. Actually I am just kidding, it takes "Wild Turkey" to send me to another land, and by god that stuff will send you to another land. If you have never been drunk, and you feel not anything can get you drunk, then get yourself a pint or half pint (depending on your weight) of "Wild Turkey". Be sure to kind of drink fast, otherwise you won't get 100% drunk, you will just walk funny and the room will be slightly spinning. Either way, if you drink fast or slow, if you drink enough, you will be drunk, it just take time.

In my opinion, I believe "Wild Turkey" is the strongest whiskey on the market. Now, I know it isn't the strongest liquor, but it is the strongest whiskey, and if you don't believe me, well, test it for yourself.

I always thought "Jack Daniels" was some kind of powerful whiskey but it isn't all that great. It is better quality than "Canadian Mist" though.

Anyway, if anyone experienced the new caffeine beer by Anheuser-Bush, well, tell what you thought about. Did the taste change? Did you get a better buzz, compared to just plain alcohol beer? Would you buy caffeine beer over regular beer if both was the same price?

Anyway, any information you can give, I'll read it!!!!

HatePirate · Post by **HatePirate** » March 15, 2005, 12:26 am

What's the purpose of the caffeine in beer? To prevent you from passing out? I probably won't try it. About the only things I drink any more are Cap'n and Coke, bourbon, or ...Skyy Blue

kevin_100 · Post by **kevin_100** » March 15, 2005, 1:40 am

Skyy Blue is a good malt liquor. Malt liquors are really good but they are extremely rich and makes a person sick after drinking a couple.

I like the Smirnoff Ice, Skyy Blue, and Mike's Hard Lemonade.

HatePirate · Post by **HatePirate** » March 15, 2005, 4:01 am

Yeah, I forgot Triple Black. That stuff kicks ass. I can't get used to the taste of beer so I stick with the sissy malt liquors and hard liquor.

solid_dave · Post by **solid_dave** » March 15, 2005, 4:49 pm

In response to the question about whiskeys, there are stronger. I wanna think Fighting Cock is around 103 proof, some whiskeys can get to around 110, not usually above that though. There's also distinct differences between straight, bourbon, and canadian (blended) whiskeys.

kevin_100 · Post by **kevin_100** » March 16, 2005, 1:33 am

I don't think I could stand anything stronger than "Wild Turkey". That stuff is too strong. It doesn't take much of it to make you really act like the Mayberry charactor "Otis Campbell". I am not joking about that either. Old Otis drinks stuff stronger than that, stuff that would probably kill me.

Here is my pro and con of whiskey:

Pro: You will be Otis Campbell for a night.

Con: Doesn't have a good taste to it.

Talking about hard liquor now, I heard "Everclear" is like 180 proof. Sheez, I couldn't imagine drinking that. When I was in high school, people would talk or brag, not sure which, but anyway they would claim that they had drink "Everclear". I have read jokes about "Everclear" being strong enough to put into a automobile engine. Not sure how strong of an alcohol is needed to keep a automobile engine running, but I am thinking that it isn't far from 180 proof.

TheBeerBaron · Post by **TheBeerBaron** » March 21, 2005, 12:55 pm

I havnt tried it, but the beer with Caffene is too expensive and weak to be worth anything.

Wild Turkey is indeed good stuff. But for the best money/quality ratio I would have to go with Evan Williams.

As to grain alcohol, 180 proof means 90% alcohol, so its strong stuff, really cant get much stronger obviously.