My understanding (although I can’t provide a cite) is that the real danger from "snake whiskey"is hepatitis, not venom. However, if you’re still interested, there are usually a few bottles available on ebay.
Do they make any alcohol with 11-year-old zombies mummified in them? 
There are those who would disagree with me, but I think much of Chinese “medicine” has precious little medicinal benefit.
You know what I mean. :rolleyes:
Bosda, got a cite for that?
We’ve been through this before. This is a bit of incorrect pedantry. Venomous is a subset of poisonous. It’s perfectly correct to refer to snakes as being poisonous; they are also venomous.
If this link to Google Books works, yes.
shudder Thanks. Oh well. I guess at least you didn’t have to worry about going blind.
I first saw the stuff in Thailand, so of course I had to have a shot of it. Didn’t give me a boner or anything. In Vietnam, they had some sort of snake shop where they wrangled cobras, so I picked up a bottle with two green snakes and a cobra.
To paraphrase Apocalypse Now, " I don’t know how you feel about this whiskey, but if you’ll take a shot, you’ll never have to prove your courage in any other way."
Would it be easier to use your hands?
Sure, but where’s the fun in that?
[sup][sup]I’m picking up the mother fucking whiskey with the mother fucking snakes! [/sup][/sup]
By “supposedly increases “potency””, he means increase a man’s potency in the Viagra sense, not the booze’s potency in the booze sense.