Goldschlager - where to buy it?
Discussion
mmm-five said:
I picked up a bottle at one of my local supermarkets (Asda, Morrisons, Tesco) within the last month. Can't remember which though, as I not a loyal customer of any, I just go to the one I'm closest to when I remember I need milk or such.
I'll try Sainsburys and the other local ones then. lol @ being people we don't like! I just got asked by SWMBO to find some, I don't even know who they are for!
Cara Van Man said:
randomman said:
I'm surpirsed no one has mentioned the myth that it has bits of metal in yet.
I was under the impression the gold leaf in mine was real....Which is b
ks - Cant recall what the glittery stuff is now actually, used to know.randomman said:
Cara Van Man said:
randomman said:
I'm surpirsed no one has mentioned the myth that it has bits of metal in yet.
I was under the impression the gold leaf in mine was real....Which is b
ks - Cant recall what the glittery stuff is now actually, used to know.
ks isn't it........but the gold bits ARE gold leaf.liner33 said:
Cara Van Man said:
randomman said:
I'm surpirsed no one has mentioned the myth that it has bits of metal in yet.
I was under the impression the gold leaf in mine was real....liner33 said:
Cara Van Man said:
randomman said:
I'm surpirsed no one has mentioned the myth that it has bits of metal in yet.
I was under the impression the gold leaf in mine was real....The Wiki God said:
The actual amount of gold is extremely small and serves as a sort of novelty: there is currently less than a tenth of a gram (0.1 g) of gold flakes in a 750 ml bottle of Goldschläger[1], which, as of July 9, 2008, amounts to about 3.00 USD on the international gold market.[2]
JamieBeeston said:
liner33 said:
Cara Van Man said:
randomman said:
I'm surpirsed no one has mentioned the myth that it has bits of metal in yet.
I was under the impression the gold leaf in mine was real....The Wiki God said:
The actual amount of gold is extremely small and serves as a sort of novelty: there is currently less than a tenth of a gram (0.1 g) of gold flakes in a 750 ml bottle of Goldschläger[1], which, as of July 9, 2008, amounts to about 3.00 USD on the international gold market.[2]
Randomman - The first schlager seller
My thread has arrived!.
Shame your in Berkshire as im going to the wholesaler in the morning to purchase some of the gold loopy juice.
Im sure if you asked your local barkeep he could add a couple of bottles to the order.
And yes it cuts your throat, gets you drunk quicker and is unlike any other spirit in the world thats why you pay £2.50 for a thimble full
oh and you must try sambucca, have you tried the 7 different flavours? honestly they don't all taste the same you must try them all 
Shame your in Berkshire as im going to the wholesaler in the morning to purchase some of the gold loopy juice.
Im sure if you asked your local barkeep he could add a couple of bottles to the order.
And yes it cuts your throat, gets you drunk quicker and is unlike any other spirit in the world thats why you pay £2.50 for a thimble full
oh and you must try sambucca, have you tried the 7 different flavours? honestly they don't all taste the same you must try them all 
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