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• [Beverages fact 1]  In 2006, Bill Murray showed up at a student house party in St. Andrews, Scotland. He drank their Vodka out of a coffee cup and washed their dishes in a cramped kitchen.

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• [Beverages fact 2]  Diners started using orange handle coffee pots for decaf because the color orange was associated with the orange-colored label on Sanka, a once-popular brand of instant decaf coffee.

  Beverages, Misc source

• [Beverages fact 3]  Bars play loud music because it is good for their bottom line. Loud music makes customers drink faster and in greater quantities.

  Beverages, Music source

• [Beverages fact 4]  Linje Akvavit is a flavored liquor from Norway. It is shipped from Norway to Australia and back before being bottled. The sloshing and temperature change the liquor. Experiences on the ship impart certain flavors to the beverage. Akvavit is traditionally served as a holiday drink.

  Beverages, Countries source

• [Beverages fact 5]  In Vietnam, it is possible to order a cobra blood wine from the restaurant menu. The waiter will take a live cobra, kill it on the spot, drain the blood into a shot glass of rice wine, and top it off with the cobra's still beating heart for you to gulp down.

  Animals, Beverages, Death, Places source

• [Beverages fact 6]  There is a Catholic Saint of Beer named Saint Arnold of Soissons who saved the lives of many by urging them to drink beer rather than water which he believed was spreading the plague. Boiling during the brewing process killed the pathogens.

  Beverages, Disease source

• [Beverages fact 7]  There is no federal minimum drinking age law. It doesn't have that authority. An act signed by Reagan, however, supersedes the states’ rights by punishing any state that ignores this by reducing federal highway apportionment by 10% in an effort to reduce drunk driving.

  Beverages, Law source

• [Beverages fact 8]  An urban legend claimed Zima was not detectable by a breathalyzer, boosting its popularity among the young and gullible.

  Beverages, History

• [Beverages fact 9]  Beethoven loved his coffee so much that he had his own recipe. It consisted of 60 beans. Not 59, not 61, but precisely 60. He would drop them into a cup separately and sometimes do a second recount. He also had a special apparatus for preparing it.

  Beverages, People source

• [Beverages fact 10]  In 2002, 7 Up launched a variation of 7 Up called “dnL” (the 7up logo turned upside down). It was basically the opposite of 7 Up. Instead of a caffeine-free clear soda in a green bottle, it was a caffeinated green soda in a clear bottle, and instead of lemon-lime, the flavor was lime-lemon.

  Beverages, Corporation source

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