History GargleBlaster / Webcomics

** One cup of Double-Fortified (Distilled, then freeze-distilled and then aged - in stone casks, as wooden ones tend to spontaneously combust - for good measure) Lingonberry Snap will apparently give you hallucinations (probably because along with the Lingonberries, the recipe also includes hallucinogenic fungi). "Ah. I'd wondered why they were playing the music backwards."

'''Legs:''' Frankly my dear, I see stars!\\

** Later on, Brun requests a beer that comes in a cask with [[http://questionablecontent.net/view.php?comic=3342 glowing eldritch runes]]. The name translates to Worm-father Skull-birthday Dark-brew.

-->'''Sniper:''' ''It don't keep long. Melts through the barrels.''

---> '''Hazel:''' ... Yeah, Sammy the one-eyed talking platypus.
---> '''Jamie:''' ''What the hell was in that flask?!''

-->(Schlock burps)
-->'''Legs:''' Frankly my dear, I see stars!
--> '''Schlock:''' Medic!
--> '''Legs:''' I see dead people!
--> '''Schlock:''' HAZMAT!!

--> '''Tessa:''' I thought the "Do not drink" label was just a marketing ploy!
--> '''Lee:''' Yeah, legally they need to sell this stuff as paint thinner.

---> '''Sniper:''' ''It don't keep long. Melts through the barrels.''

* In the webcomic ''Webcomic/{{Freefall}},'' John Jones Monroevian Moonshine: Fine sipping whiskey and high explosive. According to [[https://web.archive.org/web/20030320110828/http://freefall.purrsia.com/ff700/fv00617.htm the ingredients list on the bottle]], it contains "muskrat squeezings, nitroglycerin, and other additives both natural and unnatural." This is, of course, a ShoutOut to the Kickapoo Joy Juice in ''ComicStrip/LilAbner'' (made from ground up dead skunks and old shoes among other things).

** [[MadScientist Doc's]] custom "weapons-grade" Mountain Dew can do strange things to those who consume it and aren't Doc, including [[http://www.the-whiteboard.com/autotwb1718.html a toxic or hallucinogenic effect, with the possibility of some kind of an unpredictable mutagenic effect that can turn the one consuming it into a monster.]]
** Doc asks for "a Dew and something interesting to chase it with." Howie serves up something from a glowing hot cricible [[http://www.the-whiteboard.com/autotwb2124.html here]]. In line with Doc's idea of how this trope should play out, it is spitting glowing hot embers. In keeping with the description of the original TropeMaker, it has [[http://www.the-whiteboard.com/autotwb2127.html ''interesting" results]].
* In the webcomic ''Webcomic/{{Freefall}},'' John Jones Monroevian Moonshine: Fine sipping whiskey and high explosive. According to [[http://freefall.purrsia.com/ff700/fv00617.htm the ingredients list on the bottle]], it contains "muskrat squeezings, nitroglycerin, and other additives both natural and unnatural." This is, of course, a ShoutOut to the Kickapoo Joy Juice in ''ComicStrip/LilAbner'' (made from ground up dead skunks and old shoes among other things).

* ''Webcomic/LifeAndDeath'' has one during a [[http://www.drunkduck.com/Life_and_Death/4838166/ drinking contest.]] Death wins mostly because he actually drank it (the other competitor threw the match in fear), and he later states he could ''feel'' his organs shut down one by one; he actually looped back to "sober" from how absurdly drunk he was, and needed a cup of coffee to get back to "safely tanked".

* In ''Webcomic/{{Nodwick}}'', we have "Skullwhomper Ale". The effects are rarely shown in the comic itself, but its consumption almost invariably leads to some sort of NoodleIncident. The destruction of the local tavern it is served in is a frequent component to these, and when a local Elven/Dwarven war takes over the town, the invaders end up classifying the ale as an incendiary weapon. Skullwhomper Ale was initially brewed by a dragon who ''did'' intend to use it as an incendiary weapon. [[http://comic.nodwick.com/?comic=2008-02-20 When it found out that people were stealing its concoction for drinking]], it was so embarrassed that it gave Nodwick the recipe and completely gave up on its plan.

* [[http://planescapecomic.com/29.html One strip]] of ''Webcomic/PlanescapeSurvivalGuide'' has a drink made from the exploded remains of a Balor demon being handled with tongs, and the hilarious aftereffects of the drink itself.
* ''Webcomic/StickmanAndCube'' has [[AC:Una Muerte Con Mucho Dolor]], which comes with several hours of warnings and disclaimers and must be served in a diamond glass. (the name translates as "A Very Painful Death")

* ''Webcomic/SomethingPositive'':
** In an [[IntoxicationEnsues accidental]] occurrence, Davan takes a swig from a flask... not realizing Monette had dumped Everclear in it... and Fred had dumped moonshine in it... and [=PeeJee=] had dumped absinthe in it. He instantly started hallucinating imaginary characters from ''Webcomic/GirlsWithSlingshots'', the comic whose characters' wedding he was attending at the time.
** Post-wedding strips from ''Girls With Slingshots'' indicates that [[http://www.girlswithslingshots.com/comic/gws-802/ he shared it with Hazel.]]
---> '''Hazel:''' ... Yeah, Sammy the one-eyed talking platypus.
---> '''Jamie:''' ''What the hell was in that flask?!''
* In ''Webcomic/StickInTheMud'' John receives some mysterious booze from an unknown sender. It's the cause of the whole story.

* In ''Webcomic/WickedAwesomeAdventure'', one of the Big Three soda corporations fighting over the [[AfterTheEnd post-apocalyptic]] world has made Mule Kick Hallucinogenic Vision Potion. It may or may not be alcoholic, but Mule Kick [[http://www.wickedawesomeadventure.com/2010/06/107-get-and-drink-beverage.html freely acknowledges (and even advertises)]] its propensity to give its drinkers [[http://www.wickedawesomeadventure.com/2010/10/197.html mind trips]].

* Brog ale in ''Webcomic/TheGodsOfArrKelaan'', the fermentation process involves sulfuric acid and something like nitroglycerin and even Brogs can only drink one a day. Ronson (god of alcohol) gets a little numb for a few seconds if he drinks enough of it fast enough.
* In ''Webcomic/FrederickTheGreat'', Ignatius of Loyola's drink of choice is the Dirty Charlemagne, whose ingredients apparently include Chianti, rhino dust, and mercury. Adding extra opiates makes it a Dirtier Charlemagne.
* ''Webcomic/TheWhiteboard'': More than one character runs afoul of this trope.
** [[MadScientist Doc's]] custom "weapons-grade" Mountain Dew can do strange things to those who consume it and aren't Doc, including [[http://www.the-whiteboard.com/autotwb1718.html a toxic or hallucinogenic effect, with the possibility of some kind of an unpredictable mutagenic effect that can turn the one consuming it into a monster.]]
** Doc asks for "a Dew and something interesting to chase it with." Howie serves up something from a glowing hot cricible [[http://www.the-whiteboard.com/autotwb2124.html here]]. In line with Doc's idea of how this trope should play out, it is spitting glowing hot embers. In keeping with the description of the original TropeMaker, it has [[http://www.the-whiteboard.com/autotwb2127.html ''interesting" results]].
* In the modern arc of ''Webcomic/ArthurKingOfTimeAndSpace'', Gawaine has a bottle of something called [[http://www.arthurkingoftimeandspace.com/1186.htm El Toro Guajo]], made from fermented hot Mexican guavi peppers. [[NeverGetsDrunk It has no effect on Arthur]].
* The VideoGame/TeamFortress2 [[AllThereInTheManual supplemental webcomic]] ''Blood in the Water'' gives us whatever the hell Sniper's 'family moonshine' is. [[spoiler: One syringe to the neck is enough to knock out the ''Demoman''!]] And it has a terrible shelf-life, apparently.

* Risk-taking characters in ''Webcomic/MountainTime'' ''might'' be so bold as to imbibe [[http://mountaincomics.com/comic/mt731/ bearshine]], a drink so potent it's "only legal for dead people."
* [[BlobMonster Schlock]] from ''Webcomic/SchlockMercenary'' in [[https://www.schlockmercenary.com/2008-03-11 one storyline]] ends up ingesting some random items, including some bottles of "concentrated solvent". It barely affected him (with the surprise being that he was affected ''at all''); his squadmate "Legs" wasn't so lucky....
-->(Schlock burps)
-->'''Legs:''' Frankly my dear, I see stars!
--> '''Schlock:''' Medic!
--> '''Legs:''' I see dead people!
--> '''Schlock:''' HAZMAT!!
** As it was, he ended up with a misdemeanor charge, and remanded to a Lieutenant's custody. "Unauthorized distribution of perfume", though, would have been a '''felony'''.
* ''Webcomic/CarryOn'': In one bar in Rackenroon the typical tropical fruity, slushy cocktail "Lava Flow" is [[http://www.hirezfox.com/km/co/d/20190401.html made differently]]. On the next page, we get to [[http://www.hirezfox.com/km/co/d/20190329.html see it being poured]].

** One cup of Double-Fortified (Distilled, then freeze-distilled and then aged - in stone casks, as wooden ones tend to spontaneously combust - for good measure) Lingonberry Snap will apparently give you hallucinations (Probably because along with the Lingonberries, the recipe also includes hallucinogenic fungi). "Ah. I'd wondered why they were playing the music backwards."

** As it was, he ended up with a misdemeanor charge, and remanded to a Lieutenant's custody. "Unauthorized distribution of perfume", though, would have been a '''felony'''.

* ''Webcomic/StickmanAndCube'' has [[AC:Una Muerte Con Mucho Dolor]], which comes with several hours of warnings and disclaimers and must be served in a diamond glass.

* ''Webcomic/LifeAndDeath'' has one during a [[http://www.drunkduck.com/Life_and_Death/4838166/ drinking contest.]]

* [[BlobMonster Schlock]] from ''Webcomic/SchlockMercenary'' in [[https://www.schlockmercenary.com/2008-03-11 one storyline]] ends up ingesting some random items, including some bottles of "concentrated solvent. It barely affected him (with the surprise being that he was affected ''at all''); his squadmate "Legs" wasn't so lucky....

--> '''Schlock:''' HAZMAT!!

* [[BlobMonster Schlock]] from Webcomic/SchlockMercenary in one storyline ends up ingesting some random items, including some bottles of cleaning chemicals. It barely affected him (with the surprise being that he was affected ''at all''); his squadmate "Legs" wasn't so lucky....

* [[BlobMonster Schlock]] from Webcomic/SchlockMercenary in one storyline ends up injesting the some random items, including some bottles of cleaning chemicals. It barely affected him (with the surprise being that he was affected ''at all''); his squadmate "Legs" wasn't so lucky....