people's comments are abit spicy. anyways thanks for the demonstration. i've never thought about how they fill these before. if i had one of those, pretty sure i would dip the whole thing into a bucket of wine or something lmao
If my counselor sees me commenting here, he'll blast me. hahaha. I'm not a drinker, but that liquid (I don't know if it's beer, rum, whiskey, gin or whatever) looks delicious. I am one of those who only drinks at the end of the year and can go up to 3 years or more without drinking. The last time I drank was on New Year's Eve 2019. So you know why I don't know what you're taking.
It’s Hiram Walkers Blackberry Brandy. It’s like liquid candy. I’m not much of a drinker myself butI keep this in my nightstand draw. If I’m snoring and wake up with a sore throat a sip cures it. If I can’t sleep a mouthful held in the mouth for a few minutes usually allows me to drift off.
Hiram Walker Blackberry brandy. It’s not available in North Carolina, I have to go out of state to get it. The stuff they sell in the ABC store that is called blackberry brandy is horrible and undrinkable. Hiram Walker also makes cherry that is also very good. They are both liquid candy.
It’s Blackberry Brandy and tastes a lot better than perfume. I had a boss once who drank cologne when he came back from lunch. He thought it covered up the liquor on his breath.
Just rinse in hot water. Pay attention to the threads and gasket, Dried spit and sugar crystals build up and interfere with the seal. There are no germs to contend with because even a 5% content like wine kills anything.
If you have a modern stainless steel flask soda and juice is OK. If it’s an old brass or tin unit they are held together with lead based solder and the acid in juice, soda or wine will leach out the lead for you to drink. An occasional sip would’t kill you but it wouldn’t do you any good. Soda may bulge it out some but it shouldn’t really hurt anything. Enjoy!
@@KentC0813 I'm glad someone understands. The stuff is expensive and not everyone wants to lick it up off the counter. I don't cry over spilt milk but I do cry over spilt expensive brandy
