[meteorite-list] You Never Knew You Wanted a Vodka Filtered Through Meteorites

From: Shawn Alan <shawnalan_at_meteoritecentral.com>
Date: Sun, 01 Nov 2015 06:29:18 -0700
Message-ID: <20151101062918.e8713c95af9984a493c5db01816d4c10.a467755448.wbe_at_email22.secureserver.net>

Hello Listers

I wonder if this vodka is filter with Martian meteorites?

Shawn Alan
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You Never Knew You Wanted a Vodka Filtered Through Meteorites





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Crystal Skull Vodka was already pretty fun, but one thing it didn't
have: actual filtering through crystal skulls. ?And while Outer Space
Vodka was not, in fact, filtered in outer space, it used the next best
thing: naturally occurring space junk, aka meteorites. Besides,
apparently whiskey brewed in space smells and tastes like burnt rubber.

A lot of vodkas, especially on the bottom of the shelf, are filtered
through charcoal, a form of carbon. But only a small portion of
meteorites are made of carbon ? many are silicon materials or nickel
and iron metallic meteors. The latter is usually the type of thing
filters are keeping out. Silicon, on the other hand, is used in more
recent filtration systems. So, while online information about Outer
Space Vodka is ... scant (it has a 6 follower Twitter account, but no
official website), we're assuming that silicon meteorites are used, or
the meteorite filtration process is a gimmick.






But of course, it's ALL a gimmick, that's the point. But this gimmick is
much, much less expensive than Crystal Skull Vodka, and still has a
goofy bottle made to look like a green alien head, though UFO
enthusiasts will tell you they actually have grey skin, but they also
believe the president is a reptilian, so what do they know? It retails
for $29.99, but you can get a whole case here for $161 and get your
Christmas shopping out of the way.

source:http://www.popularmechanics.com/space/a17997/meteorite-filtered-vodka/
Received on Sun 01 Nov 2015 08:29:18 AM PST