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9 Most Dangerous Alcoholic Drinks
Knockeen Hills: Its production was made legal again and today Knockeen Hills has even sought protection of its heritage and production methods
Four Loko: Many argued that marketing for Four Loko purposefully manipulated its appearance to be mistaken for an energy drink
Absinthe: Trace amounts of the chemical thujone were thought to be responsible for producing mild hallucinations
Everclear: Due to the dangers associated with Everclear’s high alcohol percentage, some U.S. states have prohibited the sale of 190 proof liquor
Death In The Afternoon: this dangerous cocktail combines an ingredient already on our list, Absinthe, with another form of alcohol: champagne
Changaa: Originating in Kenya and translated to mean “kill me quick,” is a popular, traditional home-brewed spirit
Bacardi 151: It was discontinued in 2016, is a highly alcoholic rum
Moonshine: states have lifted bans prohibiting moonshine, however, it is still illegal to brew liquor within a personal residence
9 Most Dangerous Alcoholic Drinks9 Most Dangerous Alcoholic Drinks