From The Best To The Best

Alcohol Is Something That One Drinks To Ease Themselves Mentally And Physically. But If You Are Drinking – Why Not Drink The Best?

From The Best To The Best

When the first man was born, he might’ve been having the thought of having a beer in hand. For a fact – humans love their alcohol, sometimes way too much. Although early pieces of evidence trace back the glorious roads of alcohol to as early as 7,000 BCE nobody really knows when it was actually made – probably the inventor was way too high to know what the discovery actually is. Alcohol is available as a beverage in different types accordingly to the environment and one’s personal taste. Today, we are going to tell you about the finest alcoholic drinks from all over the world that’ll not only make you high but also please your taste buds!

5 Finest Beer From The World

5 Finest Beer From The World

Alpha Pale Ale – Australia

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After tea and coffee, beer is the third most mouth-watering drink that people go for. The love for beer is inevitable but people have their favourite brands while drinking this alcoholic beverage. The Alpha Pale Ale is known for its similarity to the Fosters, but trust us, it is nowhere near that.

Early pieces of evidence trace back the glorious roads of alcohol to as early as 7,000 BCE – probably the inventor was way too high to know what the discovery actually is.

Quilmes – Argentina

Are you the one who likes their beer cold? Well, you are in luck today because this is the coolest beer in the whole world. The beer comes from Argentinian glaciers with a whiff of refreshment packed in it.

Hanoi – Vietnam

This is probably one of the most popular alcoholic drinks in the world. Vietnam is known for being full of tourists and for their Hanoi beer. It is a bit citric in taste and feels amazing while you gulp it down your throat. It is also quite light in taste as well s your pocket.

Singha Lager – Thailand

Tying its knot to the ancient Thai culture – Singha is the pride of Thailand. It is also named after a mythological creature found in ancient times. Although the roots tie way deep to the ancient culture – it is quite modern in terms of taste, production, and the quality of barley used.

After tea and coffee, beer is the third most mouth-watering drink that people go for. The love for beer is inevitable but people have their favourite brands while drinking this alcoholic

Tsingtao – China

Coming to the country where beer was founded in around 7000 BCE. Back then, it was a delicacy and was only served to the members of the kingdom. Tsingtao is the closest you can get to the origin of the word “Beer”. It is believed it comes straight from Laoshan Mountain today.

5 Finest Whiskeys From The World

5 Finest Whiskeys From The World

Deanston 18 Years Old

Whenever there’s a babble around the word “Whiskey” – Scotland is a country that everyone thinks of. The popular word “Scotch” originated from here and Deanston makes sure that you are having the best of it. Feel the caramel on top of your tongue with dark chocolate and oaky afterbirth.

Jack Daniel’s Honey Tennessee

Jack Daniel’s is a favourite for the drinkers who love the notes of honey in their whiskey. Although this whiskey also has notes of oak and vanilla woods. All in all, you will feel a smoky yet strong aromatic whiskey that’ll make your nose and mouth jump with joy.

Yamazaki 12-Year-Old

We can’t miss Japan if we are talking about whiskeys. Japan is known to bridge the perfect gap between modern and vintage – Yamazaki is a popular brand and if you get your hands on one; you’ll dive deep into their gist of fruity accords.

Glenfiddich Bourbon Barrel Reserve 14 Year

Either you’re a Bourbon fan or you’re the Irish lad. This one is for all the bourbon lovers as Glenfiddich never disappoints anybody. But the uniqueness of this bottle comes from its distinct spicy and oaky flavours.

Blended Malt Scotch Monkey Shoulder

In the first instance, you might find this name a little bit funny but as soon as it touches the tip of your tongue – the need for more will automatically arise out of the blue. It is the perfect whisky for cocktails as the latter is blended perfectly.

5 Finest Vodkas From The World

Absolut

When we talk about pure, distilled, and unflavoured – Absolut is the only vodka which complies with each one of these elements. This is one of the few vodkas where you’ll not find even a bit of sugar. If you want a balanced and all-rounder alcohol – go with Absolut.

Beluga Gold Line

Vodkas also have fine in them and the fine line lies where the beluga gold line is. Coming straight from Russia – what can go wrong with a Russian drink? The drink itself is named after a top-notch delicacy – Caviar.

Hangar 1 Fog Point

United States Of America – the international power that makes everyone feel jealous is actually responsible for making one of the finest vodkas in the vodkas of the world. It looks as beautiful as it tastes. You will find citrus and pear along with the smooth taste of honeysuckle.

Tito’s Handmade

Handmade alcohol tastes different as you can feel the raw flavours popping in your mouth. An added advantage while going for this option can be its gluten-free properties. It is filtered by active charcoal – removing impurities from the core and making it taste one of the best.

Grey Goose

Have you ever seen the flying blue goose on a bottle of vodka? It might be the luxurious realm of Vodka coming straight from France – Grey Goose. From the creamy texture to its taste – everything will make you feel rich. It’s not even too much grainy because of the five times distillation it goes through.

From the March 2023 issue of FHM India.

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Mukund Sharma

The FHM India editorial team.

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