Yay Belgium
True story: I was sitting at the computer last night thinking, "I know I was gonna post about something..." I just remembered that I was going to post about how awesome framboise lambic is.
In addition to being (apparently) an amnesia-inducing agent*, lambic is also one damn fine beer. The makers must be aware of this, as they sealed the bottle with foil AND a non-twistable cap AND a cork, just for good measure. Good thinking -- I don't want the kids guzzling this one like they do all the others.
And on a related note, I need a new corkscrew for my birthday.
*Shouldn't there be a better word for this?
UPDATE: Ben may have found a word -- Lethean. Hmm... Lethean... hot or not?
UPDATED UPDATE: An anonymous tipster has suggested amnestic, which is supported by the Stedman's Medical Dictionary. Thanks for playing, everyone!
In addition to being (apparently) an amnesia-inducing agent*, lambic is also one damn fine beer. The makers must be aware of this, as they sealed the bottle with foil AND a non-twistable cap AND a cork, just for good measure. Good thinking -- I don't want the kids guzzling this one like they do all the others.
And on a related note, I need a new corkscrew for my birthday.
*Shouldn't there be a better word for this?
UPDATE: Ben may have found a word -- Lethean. Hmm... Lethean... hot or not?
UPDATED UPDATE: An anonymous tipster has suggested amnestic, which is supported by the Stedman's Medical Dictionary. Thanks for playing, everyone!
* How about 'distilled Lotus leaf'.
ReplyDeleteYum, lambic. Personally, I prefer peche or kriek (kriek especially!) to framboise.
ReplyDeleteDid you know you can get non fruity lambics? They taste just like beer, though, so not so good.
I would have just said memory effacing, myself.
So, the word you're looking for is "amnestic". Really and truly.
ReplyDeleteStep forward and claim your prize, anonymous. One gold star for you.
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