Just curious. I know SnakeBite is illegal here in the UK, I've heard
it creates some sort of poison when you mix the two (all hearsay) and
maybe a hallouncogen?
Can anyone tell me what happens when a snakebite is made, and what is
so bad about it to make it illegal. Also, what does the stuff do to
you (apart from get you pissed very quickly!)?
Thanks for any responses to my Questions :)
Chris
I suspect this is pure urban legend. I've never heard of any of this before.
Snakebite gets people drunk quickly by default - the only people who drink
this vile concoction are youngsters with little tolerance to alcohol.
To me it seems pointless to mix two drinks together with a result that
tastes worse than either of the ingredients. Add to this that many
snakebites are made from mixing such brews as Carling Black Label and
Strongbow and you soon see what daft way it is to enjoy a drink.
Mike
"Chris Clancey" <chr...@amoose.com> wrote in message
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Really? That seems pretty tame compared to what you'll get if you order a
snakebite in a bar here in Montreal:
http://www.webtender.com/db/drink/3312
Richard
e.g. half lager @ 4% ABV + half cider @ 4.5% ABV =
Pint of snakebite at 4.25% ABV.
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If it's half cider and half "larger" then one certainly
does just add up the alcohol content and half the result.
It's not much more complicated for any other ratio.
More importantly, you'll never magically get more alcohol
than you put into the drink.
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