Street Drugs
This widely-used psychoactive drug, derived from a plant, is now legal for use recreational use in 24 U.S. States.
What is Marijuana?
This 110-story skyscraper, located in The Loop, is now the third-tallest building in the world.
What is the Willis Tower?
This spirit holds the largest market share in the U.S. at 33% and is distilled from fermented grain mash, such as barley or corn, and is typically stored in wooden casks.
What is Whiskey?
Nicknamed "The Sandman," he became the only player to ever be elected unanimously by the Baseball Writers' Association of America in 2019.
Who is Mariano Rivera?
The second-largest country in South America and eighth-largest in the world, by land mass.
What is Argentina?
This addictive stimulant, sometimes called "Snow", is made from the plant leaves that are native to South America.
What is Cocaine?
Both a neighborhood and a street, this one-mile-long stretch of Michigan Avenue reaches the Chicago River to Oak Street on the Near North Side.
What is The Magnificent Mile?
Liquid is distilled from fermented cereal grains and potatoes to make this liquor, though, some modern brands utilize maize, sugar cane, fruit or honey.
What is Vodka?
Inducted in 2014, he is the only pitcher in MLB history to win at least 15 games for 17 straight seasons.
Who is Greg Maddux?
Its official language is German and it has the 13th-highest nominal GDP per capita.
What is Austria?
A member of the opioid class, this drug is commonly found in cough medicine.
What is Codeine?
The oldest ballpark in the National League and the second-oldest in the majors, this Windy City institution was nicknamed "The Friendly Confines" by first baseman Ernie Banks.
What is Wrigley Field?
Its four main ingredients are rice, water, koji mold, and yeast, and is sometimes enjoyed warm or hot.
What is Sake?
Inducted in 1972, he became the first pitcher in the live-ball era to post an earned run average below 2.00 in three different qualifying seasons.
Who is Sandy Koufax?
Bordered by Turkey to the west, Georgia to the north, Azerbaijan to the east and Iran to the south.
What is Armenia?
A derivative of this drug is prescribed for adults with treatment-resistant depression.
What is Ketamine?
Located at 175 North State Street, this landmark's marquee is an "unofficial emblem of the city."
What is the Chicago Theatre?
Generally containing 35-60% alcohol by volume, this spirit is typically consumed as an after-dinner digestif.
What is Brandy?
A 1962 inductee, his 2,581 career strikeouts were third all-time upon his retirement in 1956.
Who is Bob Feller?
Its anthem is called "The Great Charlemagne."
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Historically used by indigenous South Americans of the Amazon for religious and healing rituals, you can drink this as a brewed tea.
What is Ayahuasca?
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This Loop building's Italiante architectural style and early use of a precast concrete facade sets it apart from it's more modern neighbors.
What is the Delaware Building?
Mix equal parts London dry gin, Campari, and vermouth rosso to produce this cocktail.
What is a Negroni?
If one demarcates 1901 as the beginning of MLB's modern era, this HoFer holds the record for wins by a pitcher, games started by a pitcher, and complete games pitched.
Who is Jack Chesbro?
This country is the third-largest producer of cashmere and saffron.
What is Afghanistan?