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No Hangover

With Dotshot avoid hangovers after drinking and wake up feeling amazing the next day. Dotshot is the best anti-hangover drink available on the market, it makes sure that your life is hangover free. Say No Hangover with Dotshot-The best hangover drink!

With Dotshot avoid hangovers after drinking and wake up feeling amazing the next day. Dotshot is the best anti-hangover drink available on the market, it makes sure that your life is hangover free. Say No Hangover with Dotshot-The best hangover drink!

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from caffeine withdrawal. But sometimes, when you’ve just dissolved the last of<br />

your stomach lining in a bucketful of gin, a cup of joe is just too much to handle.<br />

That, dear reader, is why God invented tea. Personally, I share Jean-Luc Picard’s<br />

fondness for bergamot-flavored Earl Grey, but any black tea with a decent amount<br />

of caffeine will do. Add a little milk and sugar the way the British take it, and you’ll<br />

be cozying your way back to being a functioning person in no time. And, if you<br />

don’t need quite so strong a caffeine boost, you could go for green tea with all of<br />

its antioxidant properties. Just drag yourself to the kettle and brew a cup. It’s the<br />

first step.<br />

Wheat Beer<br />

The hair of the dog is real, my friends. In fact, a disconcerting number of cocktails<br />

were invented as hangover cures. Of course, most health professionals would<br />

advise against this remedy—you’re just digging yourself in deeper, after all. Plus,<br />

if you keep going, be warned: Hell hath no fury like the hangover that comes after<br />

a bender. As Tallulah Bankhead wrote in her autobiography, the hair of the dog is<br />

“as logical as trying to put out a fire with applications of kerosene.”<br />

But when you realize that nothing productive is going to come of this misbegotten<br />

day, you might as well have a cold one and get a little relief. Technically, the hair<br />

of the dog is supposed to be whatever it was you were drinking the night before<br />

(the whole phrase is, after all, “the hair of the dog that bit you.”) But let’s be<br />

honest: That makes no sense. What you need is a nice, tasty beer.<br />

Virgin Hot Toddy<br />

There’s a fine line between drinking hot toddys to cure a cold and waking up the<br />

next morning with both a cold and a hangover. But everything in a hot toddy that’s<br />

supposed to be good for real illness—honey, lemon, cloves—is also good for the<br />

illness you’ve just inflicted on yourself. Honey is already a traditional hangover<br />

remedy, lemon has that precious vitamin C, and the other ingredients are probably<br />

good for you, too. (Why not?) If you really want to make it a cure-all, add a little<br />

fresh ginger, since that helps with digestion (see above, re: gin and stomach<br />

lining), and also because it’s delicious. And, if you’re already on that hair of the<br />

dog train, you can skip the “virgin” part and toss in a shot of whisky as well.<br />

So here were some of the drinks which are well known for <strong>No</strong> <strong>Hangover</strong>.

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