So far, the reviewers have been glowing about drinking it.
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interesting to note that the process of distillation removes radioactive particles from the product, making it safe to drink
Not drinking vodka made from radioactive grain is even more safe.
If distilling removes the radioactive particles, then no, it isn't.
Not drinking vodka is more safe than drinking vodka
True, but it comes with the downside of not drinking vodka.
I need some vodka to deal with this
in chemistry, nothing is 100%
...And that is why I hate chemistry.
It's just alchemy disguised as a science.
Thank you, Jessie.
you’re welcome, spooge
Unless there's tritium in it (which is unlikely, half-life is too short)
There could also be ^14^C, a beta emitter with a half life of 5730 years.
How it tastes?
Not great, not terrible.
Its been measured at 3.6% ABV
But this equipment only measures up to 3.6% ABV!
We got the high-range boozimeter from the safe, but it burned out instantly.
Probably got a bad one the. Mother Russia make great Potato
I'm guessing this is a reference, but im not putting 2 and 2 together.
Isn't most vodka around 40% abv?
Edit: Found their website https://www.atomikvodka.com/
Buy our unique 5x distilled Apple Spirit (42% ABV) and the First Release of our new Apple Brandy (42% ABV) aged in Ukrainian oak
Looks like 42% ABV
It's a reference to https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7366338/
Ah that makes sense. Gotta add it to my long list of things I should watch
Nuka Cola (High Proof)?
I thought vodka was made with potatoes.
Anything containing sugar can be turned into alcohol. Some easier than others.
Sure, but what makes vodka vodka and not, say, brandy or moonshine if not the starting material you're fermenting?
Vodka is pretty much just ethanol. It doesn't have (and isn't supposed to have) any taste or smell.
It can be made with pretty much everything.
Processes. Vodka is just neutral spirits. Think of what makes whisky whisky.
It can be made with either! I think most vodka you get (at least in the US) is made with grain, but there are distillers who specifically make potato vodka, too.
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Too bad the boar doesn't have extra legs.
Wonder how that'd affect the sales. Could either become local flop or a worldwide hit.
Make a Molotov cocktail outta that stuff and you could level Moscow! Running away fast enough is a problem.
this should've been an energy drink, I've been saying dor years how Monster tastes like radiation or electricity
Granted Atomik is a fire name for a radiation vodka though, so they got me beat in that department
You’ll be drunk for the rest of your life!
Why do I really want to drink it? The distillation removes any radioactive particles making it safe to drink. And it just seems so fucking metal??
It's true what they say: Russians and vodka don't mix. It's like eating a spoonful of Drano; sure, it'll clean you out, but it'll leave you hollow inside.
- Enrico Pallazzo
Chernobyl is in Ukraine
They're producing another weapon to use against the fascist invaders
Big brain time
Oh we can share with neighbours
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That gif is giving me a seisure
Do the farmers have to wear hazmat suits?
Tastes like metal
Chat is this real?
Is it easy to find in the dark?
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