Drunk History
During Prohibition, this gangster's Chicago empire made millions off bootleg booze.
Who is Al Capone?
CROCK-POT
What is a SLOW COOKER?
This clear spirit is traditionally made from potatoes or grain.
What is VODKA?
This ancient civilization paid workers in beer instead of money.
What is Egypt?
TUPPERWARE
What are food storage containers?
A "Boilermaker" combines a shot of whiskey with THIS beverage.
What is BEER?
During the Civil War, THIS GENERAL was nearly fired for drinking - until Lincoln stepped in and said (historians disagree on whether this was actually said, however it did sell newspapers): "Can't lose him. He fights! Find out what he drinks and send a barrel to each of my generals!"
Who is Ulysses S. Grant?
(Accept: Grant, General Grant)
TEFLON
What is NON-STICK COATING?
(Accept COATING/NON-STICK)
This spirit must come from the state of Jalisco, Mexico to be authentic.
What is TEQUILA?
This Founding Father wrote much of the Constitution while nursing a nasty hangover.
Who is James Madison?
POST-IT
What is a STICKY NOTE?
THIS COCKTAIL mixes Irish Cream, Whiskey, and Guinness.
What is an IRISH CAR BOMB?
This former US President was infamously quoted as saying: "After the White House, what is there to do but drink?" when responding to questions about his plans following his tragic presidency.
Who is FRANKLIN PIERCE?
(Accept: PIERCE)
CHAPSTICK
What is LIP BALM?
This cinnamon whiskey brand was originally developed as a flavored schnapps.
What is FIREBALL?