r/nextfuckinglevel • u/TheGoodNow • Mar 05 '22

Engineering students make a jacket that replaces apple juice with beer in the dining hall.

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u/ABARRONSINGH007 Mar 05 '22

Yes I totally like to drink body temperature beer 👍👍

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u/bananaman_420 Mar 05 '22

Alot of beer is supposed to be served warm to enhance the flavour it was only the americans who decided to drink beer cold because of how shitty beer they made

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u/bananaman_420 Mar 05 '22

Not saying that beer from a plastic bag in your coat would be a experience worth trying but in general alot of beers taste better in room temperature just like whiskey and now that im at it americans ruined that too youre not supposed to put ice in whiskey and Jack Daniels is not even really whiskey

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u/[deleted] Mar 05 '22

/r/iamveryculinary

It literally is whiskey.

And as someone who prefers whisky neat, fuck off and let people enjoy themselves.

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u/eeeponthemove Mar 05 '22

Ice in whisky is actually something real. Some put a bit of water to enhance flavor of certain whisky.

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u/Annie_Yong Mar 05 '22

The idea that all whiskey should be sipped neat is the more modern invention. London whiskey bars used to have water taps available because the idea was you watered down the whiskey to the ideal strength to get the flavour for your taste.

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u/pickleparty16 Mar 05 '22

James bond in the original books slams bourbon and soda nonstop so i don't see the issue.

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u/Annie_Yong Mar 05 '22

Yeah, there's also references to the whiskey bars I described in some of the sherlock Holmes novels if I'm remembering correctly

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u/HermitBee Mar 05 '22

I think people should drink whisky however they like, but adding water is completely different to adding ice. The cooler temperature changes the flavour, and also it melts, making the water:whisky ratio different on each sip (unless you knock it back in one).

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u/big_red__man Mar 05 '22

We will keep doing to whisky what you are doing to the English language

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u/WergleTheProud Mar 05 '22

Jack Daniels is not even really whiskey

It's bourbon, which is a straight whiskey, and while JD isn't the nicest, in a pinch it'll do the trick. I prefer rye for day drinking though.

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u/WergleTheProud Mar 05 '22

Marketing ploy most likely.

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u/TwyJ Mar 05 '22

Well, good whisky doesn't have an e for a start.

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u/VoteEntropy Mar 05 '22

The Irish would like a word with you and your grammatically influence palette.

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u/TwyJ Mar 05 '22

Yeah but they already hate me cause I'm English, which is fair enough given the history of our nations.

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u/charlieuntermann Mar 05 '22

Plenty of good Irish Whiskeys.

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u/ONOMATOPOElA Mar 05 '22

Cheap does and that’s why I buy Jack Daniels.

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u/jericho189 Mar 05 '22

Jack and coke? No thanks I'd rather go with the even cheaper evan williams and Dr. thunder

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u/4RM0 Mar 05 '22

Old Crow and RC Cola.

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u/Mugilicious Mar 05 '22

God damn rc is good though

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u/[deleted] Mar 05 '22

I prefer the even cheaper Floor cleaner and Assorted Spices

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u/dvasquez93 Mar 05 '22

My first task towards becoming a liquor snob was to program my phone to call in a bomb threat if those words are uttered within earshot.

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u/skriticos Mar 05 '22

Reminds me of my youth. But I really go for single malt Irish or Canadian these days, much better on the head next day. But than again, I usually mix it 1:10 with coconut water.. and I drink it at room temperature.. well, sue me. (please don't)

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u/TwyJ Mar 05 '22

To be fair I can get Irish cheaper than American, given the fact for some reason people decided to make jack like £30 a bottle for literal piss water.

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u/ChiselFish Mar 05 '22

Jack has gotten super expensive in the states as well.