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10->''"Never drink any drink with a paper umbrella in it, never drink any drink with a humorous name, and never drink any drink that changes colour when the last ingredient goes in."''
11-->-- '''Mustrum Ridcully''', ''Literature/{{Hogfather}}''
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15A drink so potent the whole room hushes when someone orders it. The bartender pales and asks, "Are you sure?" and then, after putting on a welding mask and asbestos gloves, takes the bottle out of a locked safe and pours it with tongs. When the stirring spoon is removed, [[AteTheSpoon it's been melted away]], and the ice cubes jump out with a yelp when dropped into it. And that's just the beginning of the fun.
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17Consumption often results in a FireBreathingDiner, IntoxicationEnsues, the MushroomSamba, or if you're lucky, quick, merciful unconsciousness. If you're ''un''lucky, all of the above. Except unconsciousness, at least until the least opportune moment.
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19A common scene involves a character (often a {{Cloudcuckoolander}} or someone who NeverGetsDrunk) downing an entire Gargle Blaster and suffering ''no'' ill effects, either just shrugging it off as "nothing really special" or maybe claiming that experience was "quite pleasant", causing everyone else in the room to be thoroughly confused. Someone else tries it, because obviously it must be weaker than it's supposed to be, and ends up with the usual effects.
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21Named after the Pan-Galactic Gargle Blaster from ''Literature/TheHitchhikersGuideToTheGalaxyTrilogy''; drinking one has been compared to "having your brains smashed out with a slice of lemon wrapped around a large gold brick." You may need a HideousHangoverCure to recover from it. ScrewballSerum is an explicitly non-alcoholic variant, whose end results may be equally disturbing. Another variant is BlazingInfernoHellfireSauce, which is served as a condiment, not as a drink. For the opposite, see KlatchianCoffee. May be served with a MasochistsMeal.
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23Count on the MilitaryMoonshiner dishing up this.
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25Beware of anyone who has this as their DrinkBasedCharacterization.
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27Contrast with IDrankWhat, when someone drinks something that's not supposed to be drunk ''at all.'' Compare/Contrast with UnsuspectinglySoused, when someone drinks a Gargle Blaster ''without realizing it's alcoholic'' (or knows that it is but has no idea how potent it is), CantHoldHisLiquor, when someone shows how much of a lightweight they are by promptly becoming drunk from just the slightest amount of alcohol, NutritionalNightmare (for exceedingly unhealthy food), and ATankardOfMooseUrine, when beer is just bad without excessive (or necessarily any) alcohol content. Can sometimes be used as a weapon, in a case of BizarreBeverageUse.
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33* GargleBlaster/AnimeAndManga
34* [[GargleBlaster/AnimatedFilms Films — Animation]]
35* [[GargleBlaster/LiveActionFilms Films — Live-Action]]
36* GargleBlaster/{{Literature}}
37* GargleBlaster/LiveActionTV
38* GargleBlaster/{{Music}}
39* GargleBlaster/TabletopGames
40* GargleBlaster/VideoGames
41* GargleBlaster/{{Webcomics}}
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51* Creator/BillyConnolly claims to have encountered a cocktail in America called [[MeaningfulName the Zombie]]. Its effects...well, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cq6Un_53U6c best to let him tell the story.]]
52** The [[https://www.liquor.com/recipes/zombie-2/ Zombie]] really does exist. It is a classic American drink, notorious for its expert camouflage of a VERY large amount of rum.
53* Creator/BillCosby's "Fernet Branca" routine centers around his use of this drink (a liqueur with an intense bitter taste) to relieve indigestion caused by eating barbecued sparrow. It sends him running for the bathroom.
54* Jay Mohr talks about the "[[FunetikAksent gret]]" house beer he had at a pub in Scotland, which he describes as "black, with leaves in it, and piping hot. I took one sip, and instantly shit my pants."
55* Creator/MontyPython
56** Their comedy album sketch "Australian Table Wines" lampoons the perceived boorishness of Australia by having a sophisticated sommelier review various local Australian wines. In spite of his enthusiastic recommendations, his descriptions reveal that all the wines are foul concoctions not fit for human consumption. One is described as "really opening up the sluices at both ends," while another is "specially grown for those keen on regurgitation." One "fighting wine" is said to be "particularly heavy, and should be used only for [[GrievousBottleyHarm hand-to-hand combat]]."
57** In ''Series/MontyPythonsFlyingCircus''' live Drury Lane album, the cut "Cocktail Bar" has three businessmen entering and ordering drinks of dubious potations: a special with a twist of lemming, a mallard fizz, a Harlem stinger and a dog turd and tonic. Needless to say, the gents room loo got quite a workout.
58* In one bit, Creator/PattonOswalt talks about the Guinness in Ireland, which he describes as tasting like a "cupcake and [[InsubstantialIngredients handjob]] smoothie". He goes on to say, "You don't even realize you're getting drunk, until two hours later, when you're punching a fire hydrant."
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62* In the ''ComicBook/AchilleTalon'' album ''Viva Papa!'', the only product of the BananaRepublic of Tapasambal is an alcohol made from cactus juice. The locals seem able to drink it without much trouble, but when the hero and his sidekick Lefuneste sip a little, they instantly [[HighPressureEmotion turn red and produce cartoonish jets of steam]]. Along with the obligatory ''Film/LesTontonsFlingueurs'' (see films) ShoutOut: "''Cha, ch'est une boichon d'homme, cha!''" ("Now, jhat'sh a men'sh drink, jhat!").
63* In ''ComicBook/AlanFord'', popular villain Superciuk got his powers after being washed away by a tsunami of incredibly cheap red wine made from grapes, cabbages, trash and industrial waste. He similarly requires bad wine to fuel his alcoholic breath. Later on in the series (and in the animated cartoon) he relies on a concoction of garlic-tomato juice.
64* After Barney Jordan from ''[[Main/BelgianComics Bernard Prince]]'' had won a [[https://www.seriouseats.com/introduction-to-pulque pulque]] drinking contest against a very big and scary Mexican rebel leader, he told Bernard that he had been through worse once:
65-->'''Barney:''' There was this poppy schnapps that I ran into in Shanghai under similar circumstances. You either died or went stark raving mad...I survived...
66* Vas in ''ComicBook/TheBoys'' has a homebrew drink, made in part with ''brake fluid'' and generally seen as this. The other members of the crew are shown immediately tossing it out, unbeknownst to new guy Hughie (who reacts to the drink like he's been kicked by a mule despite his superpowers). It's so vile that it actually immunizes him against a poison meant for knocking out superhumans; Vas remarks "this shit would probably kill AIDS virus."
67* In ''ComicBook/BuckGodotZapGunForHire'', nigh everything served at Al's bar is one of these. This is a plot point when one of the [[HiveMind PSmith collective]] decides to sample a little of everything, expecting to be drunk at worst, and instead gets floored so fast and so hard that the rest of the collective ''think he's been murdered''.
68-->'''Buck:''' Al, anything you serve can be considered "alcohol" in the same sense that a [[EarthShatteringKaboom fractal bomb]] can be considered an "explosive"...
69* In the ''ComicBook/JohanAndPeewit'' adventure "The Vikings' Pledge", Peewit falls into cold water and is offered a "drop" as a pick-me-up. True to the name, there's a single drop of liquid in the glass, but that's enough to make him breathe fire when he downs it.
70* Downplayed when ''ComicBook/LuckyLuke'' drinks a Tequila. [[https://sarip2000.files.wordpress.com/2009/08/tequila.jpg The only effect is some firespitting and a mild case of smoke out of the ears.]]
71-->'''Mexican:''' Refreshing, isn't it?
72* ''ComicBook/TheMightyThor'': One comedic issue featured Thor having an epic drinking contest prior to becoming the wielder of {{Mjolnir}}, which culminated in being challenged by ''Mephisto''. Drinks included [[ComicBook/TheIncredibleHulk the Gamma Slamma]], [[ComicBook/{{Galactus}} the Cosmic Ray]], [[ComicBook/FantasticFour the Ultimate Drunkifier]], and Odin's Beard ([[{{Squick}} literally Odin's beard that had been soaked in ale]]). It ended with a nameless concoction that Loki cursed, which caused Mephisto to explode (Thor didn't actually drink it, he just swished it around his mouth and spat it back out).
73* In IDW's line of ''Franchise/TheTransformers'':
74** There's [[MeaningfulName Nightmare Fuel]]. It's described as being able to push a warworld into hyperspace, and it requires protective equipment just to handle the bottle. For Cybertronians.
75** There's also the time Whirl slipped Ultra Magnus some Weapons Grade Nucleon. Not only was Magnus instantly knocked out, he had to have his fuel tanks rebuilt. Doubles as both a ContinuityNod (Nucleon is a substance that in some continuities causes increased physical power at the cost of unpredictable side effects, such as [[ShapeshifterModeLock total loss of transformation ability]]) and {{Foreshadowing}} (the idea that Magnus CantHoldHisLiquor despite being one of the largest people on board makes more sense when [[spoiler:you realize he's essentially the Transformer equivalent of a MobileSuitHuman]]).
76** And there's {{Berserk Button}}s, which Whirl once did too many of and trashed Swerve's Bar when someone asked him what time it was [[note]]Whirl was originally a clock maker, who was known for his ability to craft highly-intricate mechanical clocks until he was subjected to [[BodyHorror Empurata]] for petty reasons and had his hands replaced with clumsy pincers (along with having his face removed to turn him into a CyberCyclops) so that he no longer had the manual dexterity needed to craft clocks anymore[[/note]].
77* ''ComicBook/{{Starstruck}}'' has the Double Death Commando, which is prepared in an elaborate sequence including the barkeeper (wearing protective gear) infusing the mixture with a positron beam and served in a heavy-duty double-handled mug with a warning to drink it quickly before it explodes. It's actually a slight subversion, as the drink is basically a rather pleasant and only moderately boozy vanilla-mint milkshake...which serves to cover up the massive dose of illicit stimulants it comes with.
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81* Subverted in one old ''ComicStrip/HagarTheHorrible'' strip: told that "You gotta be tough to drink in this place" at the bar he's frequenting, Hägar downs something that creates the typical effects... but when he asks for a glass of water afterward, the bartender tells him, "That ''was'' a glass of our water!"
82* ''ComicStrip/KnightsOfTheDinnerTable'':
83** During a ''TabletopGame/{{Hackmaster}}'' campaign, a particular bar requires first-time patrons to order ''Gut Busters''. They use it to weed out low-level characters; drinking a drink of it does 1d10 damage, which is more than most first-level characters have. Bob's character, after being assaulted by certain patrons, gets a double, forgetting both that he's been injured and that each shot does 1d10 damage. He dies from the drink, to the shame of his party members.
84** Mojo Dave's "mojo juice" apparently has this effect in the real world. Sipping it causes "Hawg" Waller to pass out.
85* The Kickapoo Joy Juice from ''ComicStrip/LilAbner'', having been described as "more inflammable than jet fuel". If it "needs more body", they just chuck another body in, as it's brewed from fermented skunk spray (affectionately called "skonk oil").
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89* ''Fanfic/AlphaAndOmega'': Aria T'loak gets Shinji to drink Noverian rum which is completely non-alcoholic until it comes into contact with saliva. Shinji coughs and insists it's some form of chemical weapon, before asking for another.
90* ''Fanfic/AtTheEdgeOfLasglen'': Elven wine is explicitly called this by two human characters, since even a few drops are enough to get a human utterly wasted.
91* ''Fanfic/BaitAndSwitchSTO'' has the "Hathon hammer", a cocktail made from bloodwine (a Klingon liquor twice as potent as whiskey), kava juice, and kanar (a Cardassian liquor). It's described as being tasty, but like its name says it hits you like a hammer. Eleya also calls the bartender who invented it insane.
92* An omake for ''Fanfic/AChampionInEarthBet'' introduces a character to goblin homebrew, which starts out with several types of 200-proof alcohol -- some of them poisonous to humans -- adds a cocktail of ''actual'' poisons like alkaloids, and spices things up with potassium nitrate[[note]]Which can be used as a rocket propellant[[/note]]. The blood is probably the ''safest'' ingredient. It doesn't pour into the cup, it splats. Mimic has to drop his forcefield and swap his power into rapid transmutation to survive it.
93--> This wasn't a drink. This was bathtub grade napalm, mixed with a smoke bomb and precursors for nerve gas.
94* ''Fanfic/{{Contraptionology}}'': Applejack's mad science project is a batch of "large hadron cider" made in a still reworked to function as, essentially, a particle accelerator. What comes out the other end needs to be stored in a tankard made out of shaped magnetic fields, comes with a thick head of "quantum foam", and, when drunk, slices through Applejack's years of habituation like butter and gives her the ability to see magic while blitzing her out of her mind.
95* ''Fanfic/TheDifferenceOneManCanMake'': Played with when Harry introduces vodka to the world. Tyrion, who is known for his ability to hold his drink, can't handle his first mouthful of the stuff.
96* ''[[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/7163140/17/False-Starts-Harry-Potter Forget Disney]]'': Literature/HarryPotter learns not to drink anything made by Princess Tigerlily or drunk by Tinkerbell unless it's first tested on pirates. Both Tigerlily and Tinkerbell think Everclear is for wusses.
97* ''Fanfic/AGoodCompromise'': It turns out that despite being resistant to most poisons, even Vorta have trouble drinking Romulan ale. Tyria Sark is rather amused to see Kilana sent into a coughing fit after draining her glass instead of sipping it.
98* In ''[[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/14078434/3/Harry-Listens Harry Listens]]'' goblin grog is apparently so potent that even ''goblins'' have trouble drinking it when it's served hot.
99* ''Fanfic/IfTheyHaventLearnedYourName'': Steve Rogers asks for a full bottle of "their strongest stuff" at a Croatian bar and receives a cobalt-blue bottle that has something swimming in it, and whose smell Sam likens to paint thinner. Even still, it takes four or five shots of the mystery liquor for Steve to get drunk off of it, and in order to stay drunk, he has to keep taking a sip every minute or so, and a full shot every twenty. The bartender looks at Steve worriedly every so often because he's still lucid and upright and not blacked out on the floor.
100* ''Fanfic/TheInfiniteLoops'': Several of the "looper bars" have at least one of these. If someone orders it, chances are they just came out of a very rough loop.
101* In ''Fanfic/InheritanceWorm'', Talisker Super Reserve is a glowing Tinkertech whiskey brewed in Scotland, where it's only barely legal and exports face steep penalties. The alcohol content is so high that it would work better as a poison if not for the Tinker's ability preventing alcohol poisoning. The Butchers can drink most booze while getting only mildly tipsy; Talisker can get them wasted.
102* ''[[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/11157943/1/I-Still-Haven-t-Found-What-I-m-Looking-For I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For]]'': Harry Potter once mixed firewhiskey, sake, vodka, and wine (and possibly turpentine and antifreeze, as well) together and drank it. After one drink, he woke up the next day in police custody and even years later insists "the statue had it coming".
103* ''[[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/10787301/3/Lily-s-Next-Great-Adventure Lily's Next Great Adventure]]'': Harry's account manager comments that "only the most insane human" would be able to handle drinking goblin grog.
104* ''Fanfic/LimpetAU'': Due to supply shortages during their twenty-five-year pilgrimage through the Unknown Regions, the crew of the ''Executor'' took to making a concoction they call "starshine" by distilling engine coolant. When Piett mentions this to Luke in "Meet the Skywalkers", the latter comments that he's used to the Rebellion's own dodgy alcohol, although he doesn't specify exactly how they made it outside of saying that "it's amazing how many things you can do with a tauntaun".
105* ''Fanfic/MareGenius'': "Zap Apple Horse Liniment" is fermented Zap Apple Jam that's run through a pot still that the Apple Family keeps in a hollow on the edge of their property. Said still is only lit up when the wind is blowing away from the farmstead and any pony habitation. It is usually used to rub down Granny Smith's arthritic joints. It is also a dandy engine degreaser, fire accelerant, and sterilization agent during field surgery. Drinking the stuff usually results in a "not guilty by reason of insanity" plea in Equestrian court, because you would have to be out of your mind to consume it in the first place. Fluttershy gets completely hammered and ends up singing [[Franchise/{{Discworld}} The Hedgehog Song]] merely by [[CantHoldHisLiquor taking one sniff from an open jug]].
106* ''Fanfic/MaulingSnarks'': The Palanquin serves Parahuman Gargle Blaster made with powerful tinker-produced alcohol and distilled essence of Newter, a single drop of which is enough to send someone on a hallucinogenic drug trip. Olives are optional because they ''dissolve'' in the drink. Of course, Amy and Taylor are immune to poisons, so it doesn't affect them in the slightest.
107* ''Fanfic/TheMountainAndTheWolf'': The Norscans have a ceremony called Doomdrinking where various alcohols are mixed and a drop of something is added that causes the bowl to dissolve, a drop of the mixture is put into another bowl of water that also starts reacting, and diluted again to a lesser reaction. The resulting monstrosity causes men to pass out instantly and in once case ''melts his jaw'', which makes sense when the Wolf reveals the secret ingredient is ''troll bile'', which can dissolve stone. The whole thing is supposedly based on apples ([[{{Literature/Discworld}} well, mainly apples]]), but he mentions other tribes having their own recipes involving dead sheep, beastman blood or horse jizz.
108* ''Fanfic/APeacefulAfterlife'': Angel Dust's 'wine'. Is actually grape juice and rubbing alcohol, but demon physiology allows drinkers to withstand the poisonous elements and merely become profoundly drunk.
109* ''Fanfic/ShadowchasersSeries'' has some potent potables that are not meant to be drunk by humans.
110** ''Fanfic/ShadowchasersCyberCommander'' introduces viperwine, a type of whiskey made from Indian pit viper venom, which is ''lethal'' to anyone except reptilian Shadowkind. You need a special permit to sell it legally.
111** ''Fanfic/ShadowchasersAscension'' introduces some drinks that consumed by devils (who cannot get drunk from alcohol, due to their supernatural anatomy, and need to consume magical substances to experience intoxication). Rank and file devils drink gughalaki, which is compared to very strong rum, and delivers "a powerful, nearly hallucinogenic punch". Upper class devils, including the BigBad Jalie Squarefoot, drink [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Demon's Blood]] from wine glasses, the equivalent of fine wine to the aristocracy of Hell.
112* ''Fanfic/TheSweetieChroniclesFragments'': Parodied. Sweetie orders "the Works" from Sugarcube Corner, which is a sundae loaded with so much sugar it induces a MushroomSamba. Cue total silence and Mrs. Cake asking the obligatory "Are you sure?"
113* ''[[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/12166964/1/Tending-to-the-Soul Tending to the Soul]]'': Jaune has created a special kind of alcohol for Huntsmen that tricks their Aura into thinking it's beneficial, which means the already extremely strong liquor is spread through their system far faster due to their Aura helping it along. While mere potent alcohol to normal people, a Huntsman will get completely hammered after a shot or two in mere seconds.
114* [[Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer Xander's]] bar "Nights" has several varieties in ''[[http://www.tthfanfic.org/Story-11757/Methos+Tales+from+the+Barman.htm Tales from the Barman]]'' due to several gods and similar drinking there. When the Comicbook/{{Juggernaut|MarvelComics}} demands a bottle of the strongest stuff Xander's got, Xander pulls out a bottle of alcohol and gives him a thimble-sized glass of it, telling him that if he can handle that then Xander will give him something stronger. Whatever it is knocks Juggernaut flat on his ass immediately.
115* In the 6th installment of ''Fanfic/TalesOfTheUndiscoveredSwords'', during the preparation for the Halloween party, a group of swords concoct such a drink given a very PunnyName ''Ichigo Hitokuchi'' (roughly "one life, one sip"[[note]]with ''-kuchi'' also being a counter for swords[[/note]]). The concoction is said to be so strong even notorious heavy drinker [[TheAlcoholic Nihongō]] passes out from it.
116* In ''Fanfic/ThievesCanBeHeroes'', Izuku has to drink a strange solution of unknown chemicals in order to get a job as a test subject at a local clinic so that the Phantom Thieves can get the medicine they need to stay healthy on future heists. Its flavor is described as an eye-opening mix of sour and bitter that's nearly impossible to get down. But the ''real'' kicker is that after it reaches the stomach, it reacts with gastric acid to produce an unspeakably foul stench compared to [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surströmming Surströmming,]] the world's worst smelling food, overwhelming his senses and putting him in a several-hour-long coma.
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120* Bor-brew ale from the ''Literature/LoneWolf'' series doesn't look that threatening and even has a pleasant taste ("malted apples"). It has a fearsome reputation because it's the favored beer of ''dwarves''. The first time Lone Wolf can drink it, he runs the risk of falling unconscious and waking up with a hangover that robs him of [[HitPoints Endurance]]. Later it seems the brew became even more potent; the second time he can drink it, he runs the risk of ''suffering horrifying hallucinations'', falling unconscious, and waking up with a hangover that again robs him of Hit Points. Yes, [[EverythingTryingToKillYou even the beer is trying to kill Lone Wolf]]. In either case, actually consuming the stuff without side effects earns impressed looks from witnesses.
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124* ''Radio/TheHitchhikersGuideToTheGalaxy1978'':
125** The aforementioned "Pan Galactic Gargle Blaster" from is described as the best drink in existence. It also says that the effect of a Pan Galactic Gargle Blaster is like having your brains smashed out by a slice of lemon wrapped round a large gold brick, and it sums the entire drink up as the alcoholic equivalent of a mugging. That is to say, expensive and bad for the head. It was invented by Galactic President Zaphod Beeblebrox who, naturally, has had a few. The book noted that there exist a number of twelve step programs on numerous worlds that can help a person begin recovering from the drink. Not recovering from a drinking ''habit'', mind you, just from ''one drink.'' In the TV series a drinker collapsed ''after one sip'', spilling the remainder on a table which instantly started to corrode. Whether the person was unconscious or dead is entirely unclear.
126** ''Hitchhiker's Guide'' also features Old Janx Spirit, which in addition to getting people drunk also suppresses their telepsychic powers. (This property is exploited in an amusing DrinkingGame, which Ford plays to lose.) An old Orion mining song describes its side effects as: "my head will fly, my tongue will lie, my eyes will fry and I may die". Naturally, it's an ingredient in the Pan Galactic Gargle Blaster.
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130* ''Roleplay/CelestialRefresh'' features Infected Mage. It was created by infamous (both in roleplay and his own universe) ComicBook/{{Deadpool}} and some other guys. Key note that it's FATAL to most of the humans. This includes human-equal race representatives. For record, [[HealingFactor Deadpool]] hardly manages to down five of them. That's considering that he came through [[BroughtDownToNormal the Multiversal Drain]], but he [[GotTheCallOnSpeedDial got better]] ([[BetterThanNew and even stronger]], supposedly).
131* One sidestory in ''Roleplay/EmbersInTheDusk'' describes the various types of Avernus-made booze. It includes a wine which, under certain conditions, make one's arms melt off. Some people do it deliberately, because the resulting liquid can be processed into an even better wine, a black market good fetching more that enough to buy replacement limbs.
132* Bob, of ''Roleplay/ThingsBobIsNotAllowedToDoOnTVTropes'' fame, got himself banned from homebrewing after making a batch of 150-proof (that's 75% alcohol) kombucha (which isn't supposed to have ''any'' alcohol).
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136* Sassy from ''WebAnimation/TheBigLezShow'' has several ridiculous and incredibly powerful drug concoctions, namely the Trippa Snippa[[note]]"Speed, weed, heroin, cocaine, mushrooms, Pine-o-Clean, petrol, battery acid, acid, salvia, meth, some herbs and spices and some lettuce and tomato, vodka sauce, Bam and the Dirt Is Gone!, Ajax Spray and Wipe, some chicken and cheese, all wrapped in a tortilla."[[/note]], which causes a terrifying hallucinogenic trip that knocks Lez out for almost two weeks ("Nah, you were out for eleven days, you fukken druggo"). He later goes on to sell a cocktail while bartending that is another delivery device for enormous quantities of drugs that is outright stated to be lethal to most humans and makes Lez severely ill before making him have a terrifying trip, and gets him called out by Lez for his cavalier attitude towards getting him and other people to ingest his incredibly dangerous concoctions.
137* In ''WebAnimation/IfTheEmperorHadATextToSpeechDevice'', Leman Russ attempted to recreate Fenrisian Ale while trapped in the Warp by mixing Bylestim[[note]]a combat drug made from, among other things, Warpblood from a Lesser Daemon and powdered Warpdust[[/note]] and the distilled liver-juices of a Bloodthirster. Resulting in a drink so potent it [[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure generates an aura of menace]], and gets the Inquisition to lighten up a bit. Karamazov's not too far off when he calls it literally "liquid Chaos". [[spoiler:Apparently, it gets everyone so insanely drunk they start pranking powerful daemons and ''succeed''. It also kills Dominique, though he finds it was worth the trip and admits he would've died a ''long'' time ago if he knew this stuff would get him so smashed]].
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141* Virtual pet site ''Website/{{Neopets}}'' plays this one as a direct homage with their Pan Galactic Gargle Slushie item -- the description even reads "The wisest saying in the galaxy is apparently, 'Never drink more than two Pan Galactic Gargle Slushies unless you are a twenty ton mega-elephant with pneumonial bronchitis.'" While the site is kid-friendly and thus does not actually let pets get drunk, it's one of the rarest and most expensive slushies in the game, which likely says a lot about the staff.
142* ''Website/SCPFoundation'' has [[http://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-294 SCP-294]], an "universal beverage dispensing machine" that was once used to deliver a cup of "the perfect drink", which caused the one who drank it to commit suicide because it was so mind-blowingly awesome, nothing else in life could even ''hope'' to compare afterwards. Someone else asked it for the trope namer, with predictably spectacular results.
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146%% Does this section even qualify? Gargle Blasters are known for high alcoholic potency, not bizarre/revolting ingredients...
147%%* ''Website/BuzzFeed'' has an entire playlist on their Website/YouTube channel of their staff trying various [[https://youtu.be/qelJaQyFYGw strange]] drinks. They've sampled [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IKVmXcwk03Q chili vodka]], along side vodkas flavored with yogurt and bacon. The poor saps at their Australian office also sampled the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3mx7jm2LiD8 chili pepper vodka]] with predictable results and [[https://youtu.be/q9T3Dx7NE-k American shot drinks]].
148* ''WebVideo/TheCartoonPhysicist'' had one of these during her review of ''Film/TheHitchhikersGuideToTheGalaxy2005''. Due to her dislike for the movie, she definitely needed it.
149* The ''Christmas Story 2'' episode of ''WebVideo/TheNostalgiaCritic'' starts with the Critic and [[WebVideo/CinemaSins Jeremy Scott]] making "Christmas Story 2 Eggnog". It involves a single drop of actual eggnog, a package of vegetarian hot dogs, a drumstick, a star fruit and filling most of it with water, blend it, garnish with a lit cigarette. They proceed to ''actually taste it'' and they immediately run to the sink to spit it.
150* Many cocktails made by ''[[https://www.youtube.com/c/TipsyBartender Tipsy Bartender]]'' features multiple bottles of liquors mixed together. Of note are the cocktails that use an entire bottle of Everclear (which is 95% ABV) ''as a base''.
151* An episode of ''WebVideo/ZTrueLongIslandStory'' had Wrestling/ZackRyder revealing what an actual Long Island Iced Z is: A mixture of vodka, rum, tequila, diet soda, and protein. His attempt at drinking the concoction ended with him immediately vomiting it into the nearby sink, complete with "He's gonna puke!" sound byte from ''Film/BeyondTheMat''.
152* ''WebVideo/{{Oxventure}}'': Edward's signature drink is a Snakebite and Black with an Aftershock depth charge. For those not in the know, that's a 50/50 mix of lager and cider with a splash of blackcurrant cordial and a shot of 40% abv cinnamon schnapps. The alcohol content is way higher than than anything that should be drunk by the pint, and the intense flavors and sheer amount of sugar mask the alcohol content so well you may not realize how drunk you are until you're hugging the toilet.
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