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canned drink with highest AV

Perfect gift for the drunk on the go.

-Jim Gaffigan
I have one of those from the prohibition era. It was a great-great-great uncle's (or some kind of similar relative who I'm pretty sure was an in-law anyway). His name is engraved onto it - first name Adolph. We don't use that name in the family any more. Go figure.

It has about enough capacity for a shot and a half, and the side opens up to be a cigarette case as well. Pretty fancy, except that any cigarettes would have had to be extra small diameter to fit. I guess things were smaller in the 1920s and 1930s. People certainly were.
 
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Black Eyed King Imp - 12.7%ABV

There's a beer called End of History that's 55%ABV but it come is a dead squirrel. For real. No joke.

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I just lost my appetite.....
 
Tried it, not to bad for that brand. If you ever visit the twin cities area the Surely brewery/restraunt is a must do, the owner was also responsible for getting the brew pub law passed here in Mn. its called the Surely bill for that reason
 
I have one of those from the prohibition era. It was a great-great-great uncle's (or some kind of similar relative who I'm pretty sure was an in-law anyway). His name is engraved onto it - first name Adolph. We don't use that name in the family any more. Go figure.

It has about enough capacity for a shot and a half, and the side opens up to be a cigarette case as well. Pretty fancy, except that any cigarettes would have had to be extra small diameter to fit. I guess things were smaller in the 1920s and 1930s. People certainly were.
Cigarettes also didn't necessarily have standardized sizes. I think they generally lacked filters as well.
 
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Cigarettes also didn't necessarily have standardized sizes. I think they generally lacked filters as well.
It hasn't had cigarettes for decades. Probably more than 80 years. The cousin I got it from died ten years ago at the age of 96 and never smoked. He probably had it since the mid to late 1930s. It may never have had cigarettes in it for all I know, so it wouldn't have mattered what fit in there. Cash would have, so there's that.
 
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It hasn't had cigarettes for decades. Probably more than 80 years. The cousin I got it from died ten years ago at the age of 96 and never smoked. He probably had it since the mid to late 1930s. It may never have had cigarettes in it for all I know, so it wouldn't have mattered what fit in there. Cash would have, so there's that.
It sounds like a cool little flask either way :)
 
Once I thought I was in the bathroom, but I was really in the closet next to it.:woot:

Just last weekend a guy got so drunk he opened up his roommate's "kit box" and full on urinated in the thing. Don't ask me what happened afterward when his roommate found out, but I'd be pretty deliberate about thinking up a revenge plot.
 
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