There's a lot of things that started in an old way. Let's take a look at our dear comrades

behind the iron curtain in mother Russia.

In Russia, Wodka is always drunk neat, adding mixer, even ice seen as polluting wodka's purity. The only exception, beer, when

mixed with wodka produces a drink called Yorsh.

Also, offering someone a drink is sign of trust and friendship,

turning it down very offensive.

Also in Russia you do not drink vodka.

Wodka drink you.

Damn it.

Thank you, VD.

Bodka and beer.

Bodka, that's a nasty combination.

That's creative.

Right. I would drink what's called horse, horse, horse, whatever it's called.

I drink it. I mean I still think that's the way Russian strength or vodka.

But like, no, just straight up. Or you'd mix it with something like beer, but like the Moscow

mule was invented I want to say in Ohio.

Right.

Oh yeah. Yeah, it was not invented to Moscow.

I promise you that.

No that's literally why they named it that is they were trying to figure out a way to sell more vodka. Yeah, literally smearnol vodka and the guy was like they got his buddy's like try this one. I got a bunch of ginger beer and they're like this is great like uh it's vodka and Russian Moscow mule yeah there

I go vintage manners that are now going out of style this one at the bottom of list head I feel like you'd be the only

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