Could you suggest an alcohol brand that would be enough to keep survival instinct at bay?

[Pen>Sword]

Preferably the not-so-expensive, bang-for-the-buck, with least amount of volume consumption that I needed to drink to overcome SI. I'm using it for research and future use. I'm asking this because I rarely drink alcohol, and I'm not a wine connoisseur.

Please include the type of alcohol, brand, price, alcohol content and other relevant information. I know that there are plenty of factors of getting drunk such as weight and tolerance. I can say that I'm average weight for someone living in Canada and I rarely drink.

I know that there are plenty of former or current alcoholics here (sorry, I don't mean to open your healed or healing wounds). What are your recommendations?

 

[Moose.000]

Ol' Smoky Moonshine, blue flame flavor. 128 proof or Wild Turkey Rye, 101 proof. Both $25 a bottle.

 

[orlandom]

Any 40% Distillate

 

[mini_weeny]

Bacardi Rum, I have a very painful ear condition that no meds can do anything for but a good amount of that even makes me feel like my teeth are numb. I think my whole body gets numb.

Bacardi Rum, I have a very painful ear condition that no meds can do anything for but a good amount of that even makes me feel like my teeth are numb. I think my whole body gets numb.

Very cheap, taken with any soda and ice. No brainer, don't know about survival instinct but it gets me really drunk.

 

[GarageKarate07]

This would depend entirely on your region as alcohol is distributed by brand to some places but not others. It would also depend on your country. 40% by volume is good enough to be very potent in small to large quantities especially for a non-drinker. Cheap vodka, tequila, rum, and so on. POPOV Vodka is a Cheap usual for most of the US. This also assumes you are of age. If you are not then don't drink.

 

[ClairyFairy]

White spirit very cheap

 

[Odwin]

Absinth green