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Silver Aftershock
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My friend and I have been searching for a long time for the drink silver aftershock. We've found Red and Black at Sainsbury's, Blue at Asda, but nowhere seems to sell bottles of Silver or Green. Green is horrible, so that's okay, but Silver is possibly the best, does anyone have any real shops that sell it? I know you can get it online for about �10 more than the shops (not including P&P) but I don't really want to pay that. We tried directory enquires a lot, and that lead us to a Cash and Carry, they had it, but what we didn't realise is you had to be a trader to buy it. I'm (obviously) not, so I've resorted to asking here if there are any normal consumer shops where I can buy it. If a merchant can get it from a Cash and Carry it seems to follow that there must be a merchant somewhere that sells it right? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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To those of you who wanted to know what aftershock is, basically it's a very strong (40% vol) alcoholic drink that is normally shot and comes in 5 flavours: Red = Cinnamon, Blue = Citrus, Green = Aniseed, Black = Cranberry, Silver = Apple (high caffeine).
It's good for something that gives you a proper kick, but doesn't have the horrible dry aftertaste for those not used to drinking wiskey or brandy. Although I did have one friend who said to me the morning after drinking a lot of it "now I know why they call it aftershock" (he was holding his head and squinting)
To those of you who wanted to know what aftershock is, basically it's a very strong (40% vol) alcoholic drink that is normally shot and comes in 5 flavours: Red = Cinnamon, Blue = Citrus, Green = Aniseed, Black = Cranberry, Silver = Apple (high caffeine).
It's good for something that gives you a proper kick, but doesn't have the horrible dry aftertaste for those not used to drinking wiskey or brandy. Although I did have one friend who said to me the morning after drinking a lot of it "now I know why they call it aftershock" (he was holding his head and squinting)
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