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refreshment index:

cranberry juice > arnold palmer > iced tea > lemonade > ginger ale > coke > grapefruit juice > grape drank > gatoraide > water > milk > chocolate milk > orange juice > beer > other alkie beverages.

>> No.6174094
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All of that can be mixed with this which is what I normally do

then again Vodka and Milk is disgusting

>> No.6174122

Everclear > Vodka > Other distilled spirits > Wines and brandies > Beer > fermented cat piss > Non alcoholic beverages

>> No.6174124

>>6174047
>water below all those fucking vile soda drinks
Lads, we've got an amerifat

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>>6174094

>> No.6174140

>>6174124
water isn't "refreshing" its just hydrating.

sugar and flavor needed for "refreshing"

if this was a hydration index, water would be first

>> No.6174196

>>6174140
I disagree with your list, I like a sweet drink just fine but some of the things you listed are just like sugar syrup and I don't think they are refreshing at all

I also don't understand why beer is ranked so low, as it's one of the most refreshing drinks out there. Other than water and gatorade, beer is the most refreshing thing on your list.

>> No.6174219

>>6174196
>beer is the most refreshing thing on your list
by definition, beer can't be "refreshing", its a depressant, it numbs your nervous system and dehydrates you.... unless you could the first few sips, which yes, I agree, can be quick a "refreshing" experience.

>> No.6174231

>>6174219
>and dehydrates you
so does all of your overly sugary drinks

for the sake of this conversation lets just say I'm talking about non alcoholic beer, because we aren't talking about the effects of the drug we are talking about things that taste refreshing

>> No.6174250

>>6174047
>refreshment index:
>cranberry juice

Maybe if you're a chick with a urinary tract infection.

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>>6174047
>astringent with acid and sugar x3
>acid and sugar
>fizzy sugar water x2
>acid and sugar
>astringent with acid and sugar
>sugary flavored saltwater
How can you consider all this dry-mouth fuel "refreshing?"

>water in tenth place
>beer second from last
>mfw

>>6174219
So refreshing absolutely has to mean stimulant-filled? I'd use stimulating for that, since a lot of people would consider freezing, ice cold water or lager to count as refreshing as well.

>> No.6174556

>>6174047
Seem to be a lot of children ITT. Once you grow up you'll get the hang of refreshing drinks - they contain neither sugar nor alcohol.

>> No.6174570

>>6174047
coke> ... > water

Cola is purely a taste sensation with some caffeine. I always drink water to freshen up after cola.

>> No.6174575

>>6174556
>they contain neither sugar nor alcohol.
so water and carbonated water?