Tiny Explosions wrote: » So you're not supposed to taste vodka when drinking vodka? Pretty sure you are meant to taste it:pac:
Senna wrote: » I worked in one pub (in the UK) were they emptied the remains for the drip trays back into the kegs at the end of the night. The larger slop always went back into either the Fosters or Bud keg, as both tasted like piss anyway. But in the UK its legal for pubs to put the slops of real ale back into the real ale kegs, over here no one would bother their ass to attempt to put water or anything else back into a pressurised keg, its too messy and chances are you would lose more lager than save by constantly unscrewing/then closing the tap piping.
norrie rugger wrote: » A keg is only pressurised as long as there is liquid and gas in it (well duh I hear you say) so once the beer is dispensed the gas can be vented, equalising the pressure, allowing for a back filling.
SIX PACK wrote: » Hi people just taught id share this story with ye, I was in the Foundry last night with my mates as ya do, I was a fairly tipsy had a few beers before going out, then 2 shots of Jack Daniels at home. Then before the club we went to pub i got another J D nothing wrong with it. Then in the club i got a pint of budweiser must of been watered down didnt taste like their was alcohol in it, After that i ordered a double JD @ €9.50 no ice that was definatly not the full 38% abv i was ****ing raging but if i tried complaining to the bar man id probably get chucked out... I also notice some people bring in their own vodka etc... cant say id blame them anymore Any1 else get the same feeling when out clubbing that the alcohol they buy at a hefty price is watered down???
Senna wrote: » Yes, but the connection on the top of the tap coupler has to be unscrewed and re-screwed, if not connected again full/properly, it will work its way lose (under such pressure). Trust me, i've lost 45pints in seconds, because the owner had been fcuking around with it. Its a bad idea.
norrie rugger wrote: » If the beer is slops then nothing lost Not saying that this is a good idea!!!
mink_man wrote: » a good thing to make sure your drink doesnt get watered down is not to drink...
Tiny Explosions wrote: » That's a good way to stay sober too!;):D
SIX PACK wrote: » Some1 told me they use cheap Huzzar Vodka re bottle it into Smirnoff bottles... & if you ask for vodka & redbull u get Huzzar & some cheap energy drink like Shark which are only €0.35c a can Robbing Greedy bastards:mad: The more they have the more they want
Ix Deadmau5 wrote: » My friend used to work in a night club here in my town and he was telling me that the shot glasses they use aren't the normal sized ones, so you're paying the same for a normal shot, but getting less. Well at least in Tralee.
Mr.S wrote: » Redbull is usually a cheap no brand energy drink.
Mr.S wrote: » Most clubs will use the vodka substitute Vodkova (much lesser %) in drinks, unless you specifically ask for a brand, ie Smirnoff. "shots" are usually in smaller glasses, so not really a shot. Redbull is usually a cheap no brand energy drink.
Cullen82 wrote: » Worked for a well known Irish owned bar in Spain some years ago, Spent a few nights sitting in the cellar with the owner bottling supermarket lemon and Rushkinoff vodka into Smirnoff Ice bottles....none ever copped it....Don't see why the same would'nt happen here!
Deleted User wrote: » Ice kills the taste of whiskey.. If you're paying for a really nice whiskey, either drink it straight or with a bit of water. Cold ruins it.
SantryRed wrote: » Seriously, I've never gotten this. How do you water down something that comes straight from a keg?
SarahBeep! wrote: » I was in 'the' nightclub in limerick last night, hate the place and my usual wouldnt let a friend in so we went to the other place. Ordered a Jameson and red, as I always do. Had a few, went back for another and the barman(differnt to the other guys who'd served me) got my whiskey, put the glass on the bar, got out the bottle o red lemonade and poured it for me! :mad: WTF??Has this ever happened anyone?
mink_man wrote: » good way to not damage your live aswell
Deleted User wrote: » Wouldn't be too worried about this.. They're all bad for ya, one just has huge marketing.
opinion guy wrote: » How are they bad for you ? No worse than a coffee with sugar.
Deleted User wrote: » Isn't vodka and a red bull drink bad for ya? I usually just regurgitate stuff I hear on here so if I'm wrong, so be it.
Sid_Justice wrote: » I don't think many pubs at all dilute their spirits or pints. Both are difficult to do and not worth the risk.
oppenheimer1 wrote: » Its quite likely that this happens in a lot of bars, especially when there are specials on. Not only that but I suspect that cheaper vodkas are rebottled into the bottles of premium vodkas. Only a hunch, never worked in a bar.