From TARDIS Index File, the free Doctor Who reference.

Alcohol results from the action of yeast on sugar. The yeast converts sugar into ethanol; which, as it was inhospitable to bacteria, would retard spoilage. It has been drunk, used, seen, and even occasionally manufactured by the Doctor, companions, and others.

Adventurer archaeologist Bernice Summerfield (who travelled with the Doctor for some time) greatly appreciated alcoholic beverages.

Wine

Wine was a drink made from pressed fruit, usually some form of grape. It was commonly found on Earth.

References

The Doctor

• The Doctor was given a refill on his wine during his feast with Nero. (DW: The Romans)
• The third incarnation of the Doctor in particular enjoyed a glass or two of wine whilst guarding Auderly House, saying to Jo; "That's a most good-humoured wine. A touch sardonic, perhaps, but not cynical. A most civilised wine, one after my own heart." (DW: Day of the Daleks)
• The third incarnation of the Doctor was also offered wine whilst at the Wholeweal community. (DW: The Green Death)
• Sour wine was on offer in Irongron's castle. The third incarnation of the Doctor also drinks several goblets whilst with Lord Wesex. (DW: The Time Warrior)
• Mehendri Solon gave the Doctor and Sarah Jane Smith some red wine when they were in his house on Karn. (DW: The Brain of Morbius)
• The Doctor described 1979 as more of a "table wine" of a year, whilst in Paris. (DW: City of Death)
• Whilst in the past of The Gateway, The Doctor ate and drank wine with Biroc and other Tharils. He also used the idea of overfilling one of the Tharils' goblets with wine to illustrate a point. (DW: Warriors' Gate)
• The Doctor ordered champagne and wine while posing as a Reichsinspektor General in an alternate timeline. (NA: Timewyrm: Exodus)
• In the cellar of his house the Doctor has wines from every conceivable century on Earth, also wines from Ribos and champagnes from Manussa. (VD: Decalog 2: Lost Property)
• The Doctor could identify the year and place of origin of wine by its taste. (NSA: The Clockwise Man)

Bernice Summerfield

• Bernice Summerfield consumed a lot of wine during a meal with King Tarrol on Peladon, seemingly to trick a pair of accompanying Ice Warriors into thinking she was drunk (she wasn't). (NA: Legacy)
• Whilst at the Braxiatel Collection, Bernice Summerfield drinks Craxiatanian Chardonay. (NA: Theatre of War)
• Bernice enjoyed a good German wine on a hot summer's day. (NA: Strange England)
• Bernice and Irving Braxiatel share enjoy some glasses of fine champagne following the Gamaliel situation. (BNA: Dragons' Wrath)

Other companions

• Barbara Wright and Ian Chesterton drank some wine whilst in a Roman villa. Vicki and her poisoner friend attempted to kill Nero by putting poison in his wine goblet. (DW: The Romans)
• Duggan and Romana drunk wine following their failed attempt at stopping the theft of the Mona Lisa whilst in Paris. (DW: City of Death)
• Chris Cwej got drunk on Melon Wine and had his right ear pierced prior to their arrival in the 1980s. (NA: Damaged Goods)
• Evelyn Smythe drank red wine during a meal with Charles Darwin in an attempt to avoid the various turtle-based dishes. (BFA: Bloodtide)
• Susan drank wine whilst on the planet Avalon explaining to Ian Chesterton that she couldn't get drunk unless she wants to. (MA: The Sorcerer's Apprentice)

Torchwood Three

• Champagne taken with level 6 retcon led everyone at Gwen and Rhys Williams' wedding to fall asleep and forget the day's strange events. (TW: Something Borrowed)

Beer

Beer was created by the fermentation of hops in water. The farming of hops for this purpose may have been have been what caused humanity to first switch from a hunter-gatherer society to an agricultural one. (BNA: Walking to Babylon)

References

The Doctor

• The first incarnation of the Doctor was offered some alcohol by the dentist Doc Holliday before a tooth extraction, but he said that he never touched the stuff. (DW: The Gunfighters)
• The fifth incarnation of the Doctor got drunk on ale that had been spiked with ginger beer, which seriously reduced his resistance to alcohol. This also affected the TARDIS. (BFA: The Kingmaker)
• The sixth incarnation of the Doctor drinks Fisherman's Ruin, the local beer in Sheldon's Folly. (PDA: Grave Matter)
• The seventh incarnation of the Doctor and Dr. John Watson drank beer in London where it is laced with strychnine to give it body. (NA: All-Consuming Fire)
• In the cellar of his house the Doctor had a shelf stacked high with Ogron ale. (VD: Decalog 2: Lost Property)
• The Doctor claimed a former British Prime Minister drank him under the table. (DW: Aliens of London)

Bernice Summerfield

• Bernice Summerfield drinks real ale in Oxford, 1993. (NA: The Dimension Riders)
• Bernice Summerfield drinks six pints at a beer tent on the planet Crex. (NA: Human Nature)
• Much beer is consumed at the Cheldon Bonniface pub leading up to Bernice Summerfield and Jason Kane's wedding. (NA: Happy Endings)
• St. Oscar's University holds at the end of each term the 'Kinky Gerlinky Memorial Staturluna, Beer Race and Pyjama Jump'. (BNA: Ghost Devices)
• The Witch and Whirlwind bar on Dellah sells Admiral's Old Antisocial beer, which Benny loves. (BNA: Dry Pilgrimage)

Other companions

• The Brigadier stated "I'd rather have a pint" at the end of events in Devil's End. (DW: The Dæmons)
• Ace drank beer in bowl in Mesopotamia, 2700 BC. She thought it tasted not unlike pig vomit. (NA: Timewyrm: Genesys)
• Martian Ale is mentioned by Roz in relation to sex. (NA: The Also People)
• At the conclusion of events Fitz Kreiner drinks beer and eats crisps on Vega Station. (EDA: Demontage)
• Evelyn Smythe used to compete in the Yard of Ale race against the students at the History Social. (BFA: The Marian Conspiracy)

Torchwood Three

• Gwen Cooper downs a large beer as Jack explains some details of Torchwood. (TW: Everything Changes)

Other

• A bar on Blinni-Gar served Ogron ale. (PDA: Prime Time)

Spirits

Spirits were made by distillation, and were usually quite potent.

References

The Doctor

• The Doctor drinks what appears to be a whiskey and soda in Hart's office. (DW: The Sea Devils)
• The Doctor toasted Captain Dent's health with an unknown spirit after a civilized, but confrontational, introduction. (DW: Colony in Space)
• The Doctor and Iris Wildthyme drank Bombay Sapphire Gin, in which the Doctor prefers lime to lemon. (PDA: Verdigris)
• The Doctor, The Brigadier and Claire Aldwych drank (gulped mainly) a lot of brandy while discussing the deaths of Hitler and Eva Braun. (PDA: The Shadow in the Glass)
• The Doctor brewed whiskey in the TARDIS bathtub whilst in Chicago in 1929. (NA: Blood Harvest)
• The Doctor threatened to triplicate the flammability of some brandy, however the Slitheen declared that he was "making that up". Harriet Jones also informed him that one passes to ones left. Later, he, Harriet and Rose imbibe a measure of that brandy after successfully rescuing Mickey and Jackie by phone. (DW: World War Three)

Bernice Summerfield

• Bernice Summerfield drank cheap watered down vodka in a dirty London bar in 1908. (NA: Birthright)
• Bernice Summerfield gets drunk on rekkar. (NA: Shakedown)
• Bernice Summerfield brewed vodka to clean wounds (and to drink) she also found a flask of the Doctor's Napoleon's Brandy. According to the Doctor, it was really Napoleon's brandy. (NA: Sanctuary)
• Roz and Bernice drank homemade hooch on the planet Yemaya 4. (NA: Sleepy)
• Bernice fought a Martian on Earth in 1997 with a bottle of (cheap) vodka and a lighter. (NA: The Dying Days)
• Bernice spends time in the Witch and Whirlwind bar while Jason and Emile are off having adventures (on what isn't Ardethe) drinking both Jack Daniels and scotch. (BNA: Deadfall)
• On what was supposed to be an alcohol free cruise Bernice Summerfield drank some (particularly lethal) Brettellian Potato spirit, so strong it made her eyes water. (BNA: Dry Pilgrimage)
• RedStar was a brand of Martian vodka, it is also used in several cocktails such as 'A Red Under The Bed', Bernice Summerfield drank much of RedStar whilst on Mars. (BNA: Beige Planet Mars)
• Benny drank drugged brandy whilst on the Braxiatel Collection. (BFBS: The Squire's Crystal)

Other companions

• The Countess drank a green liquid when she spoke to the Doctor, Romana and Duggan. (DW: City of Death)
• Chris' father, when Chris, the Doctor, Roz and Bernice returned to Earth following a variety of confrontation opened a bottle of Gallavax Prime fermented drink brewed by mutant space bees which tastes vaguely of honey. (NA: Original Sin)
• On one occasion Jack Harkness when sentenced to death ordered three hypervodkas as a last meal. (DW: The Doctor Dances)
• A bar on Blinni-Gar served; Draconian sake and Foamasi brandy. (PDA: Prime Time)

Cocktails and other alcoholic drinks

References

The Doctor

• The Doctor claimed (while attempting to distract the clockwork androids) that he accidentally created the banana dacquiri. (DW: The Girl in the Fireplace)

Bernice Summerfield

• Bernice Summerfield drinks 3 glasses of Kronka: a cocktail of cherry brandy, creme de bananas and pure M3 variant at a space port. (NA: The Highest Science)

Other companions

• Tegan drank a screwdriver (orange juice and vodka) whilst at Lord Charles Cranleigh's garden party in 1925. (DW: Black Orchid)
• Donna drank a sidecar (Cognac, orange liqueur and lemon juice) whilst at Lady Eddison's garden party in 1926. (DW: The Unicorn and the Wasp)
• Ace drank a gin and tonic (among other things) and goes drinking with Vincent. (NA: Warlock)
• Fitz Kreiner (pretending to be James Bond) drank martinis "shaken not stirred" on Vega Station. (EDA: Demontage)
• Polly drank several cocktails including a Flaming Her, before switching to rum and coke while at the Regent Hotel bar. (PDA: Dying in the Sun)
• Barbara Wright was introduced to gin and tonics in her as a student by Herbert Effemy. (PDA: Byzantium!)

Others

• There were many sundowners consumed by the people within the Miniscope on the SS Bernice. (DW: Carnival of Monsters)
• Shou Yuing had a vodka and coke while she talked to Ace. (DW: Battlefield)
• Vragg was a Sontaran beverage. (NA: Shakedown)
• Irving Braxiatel offers martinis all round in his office in the Proximia Chain (BNA: Return to the Fractured Planet)
• Bev Tarrant drank a dry vodka martini whilst on Duchamp 331. (BFA: Dust Breeding)

Wikipedia has a more detailed and comprehensive article on

Alcohol

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Alcohol is a chemical compound of carbon, hydrogen and oxygen. It many of its forms it serves as an intoxicant to humanoids, as such, it has been produced in a variety of manners throughout the galaxy. (TOS novel: The Starship Trap)

Federation medical science has developed an anti-intoxicant to either prevent or reverse the effects of alcohol intoxication. (TNG novel: Debtors' Planet and DS9 episode: "Apocalypse Rising")

In 2365, Kori, a youngster who lived in The Armada, brewed grain alcohol, using quadrotriticale, in a still he had built using components from a Romulan missile he and his brother had found. (TNG comic: "Space Seeds")

Alcoholic drinks

• beer and ale
  • Andorian ale • Argelian ale • Bass • Cardassian ale • Elysian ale • greel • Jibetian ale • Kesatian ale • Maparian ale • Romulan ale
• brandy
  • Antarean brandy • Boacan brandy • Canopian brandy • Ghiachan brandy • Maratekkan brandy • Nestafarian brandy • Saurian brandy • Yridian brandy
• gin
• kanar
• kis
• vodka
• whiskey and bourbon
  • Aldebaran whiskey • Denevan whiskey • Irish whisky • Kentucky bourbon • Scotch whisky • Scott's Whiskey • Tennessee whiskey
• rum
  • Salurian rum
• wine and vermouth
  • Beaujolais • boiling worm wine • champagne • Chateau Picard • Cold Duck • firewine • Gamzian wine • geeza • kavit wine • Klingon bloodwine • Port • Rigelian bloodwine • Ridley cabernet • torlan wine • tulaberry wine • uttaberry wine
• mixed drinks and other liquors
  • Aldebaran Depth Charge • Altairian devil • Argelian nine-layer cocktail • Cetian cooler • chechtlhutlh • Devil's Downfall • Dinartian Poison • Ferrin's Dark • Gellian vitz • hongua • kali-fal • Kaylar kalamity • kebo • Lathian spirit • qrokhang • martini • Riskelian mescal • sabora • Scotch and soda • sundowner • volcanic spew • warnog

Connections

• alcohol article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.
• alcohol article at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

From The Vault

Some Fallout 3 whiskey.

Various forms of alcohol appear in all games of the Fallout series.

Liquor

In the different Fallout games there are different types of liquor. They also have different types of effects. They can be found in just about anywhere from The Muddy Rudder Bar in Rivet City, to a garbage bin in the middle of the Wasteland.

Types of alcohol

There are quite a few different types of alcohol in the Fallout series. Here's a list of them.

1. Whiskey. Effects: +1 Charisma, -1 Intellegence, and +1 Strength. It has a distinct noticeable orange glow, but not as much as much as Nuka-Cola Quantum.
2. Beer. Effects: +1 Charisma, -1 Intellegence, and +1 Strength. It is a dark brown bottle. Looks like a regular beer bottle.
3. Scotch. Effects: +1 Charisma, -1 Intellegence, and +1 Strength. The bottles appear to be empty but should have the same color as Whiskey.
4. Vodka. Effects: +1 Charisma, -1 Intellegence, and +1 Strength. The bottle has a chocolately look to it. It also sells at 20 caps.
5. Wine. Effects: +1 Charisma, -1 Intellegence, and +1 Strength. The bottle has a red grape color to it. It is also the rarest of all alcohol in the Wasteland.
6. Moonshine. Effects: +2 Charisma, -2 Intelligence, and +2 Strength. The jug is a stereotypical moonshiner jug, complete with paper label. Sadly, it lacks the even more stereotypical "XXX" branding. Point Lookout add-on only.

A bottle of Vodka.

Locations

Here are some of the bars and popular locations for booze in the Capital Wasteland.

• Moriarty's Saloon
• The Muddy Rudder
• The Federalist Lounge
• Dukov's Place
• Weatherly Hotel
• The basement of Calvert Mansion (Point Lookout add-on)

See also

• Alcohol Addiction

From GuildWiki

This index contains a list of all known alcohols in the game organized for quick referencing.

Alcohol	Potency (level(s))	Max. Use (minute(s))	Merchant Value
Aged Dwarven Ale	5	3	100
Aged Hunter's Ale	5	3	100
Bottle of Grog	5	3	0
Bottle of Juniberry Gin	1	1	25
Bottle of Rice Wine	1	1	200
Bottle of Vabbian Wine	1	1	100
Dwarven Ale	1	1	100
Eggnog	1	1	0
Flask of Firewater	5	3	0
Hard Apple Cider	1	1	0
Hunter's Ale	1	1	5
Keg of Aged Hunter's Ale	5	3*	0
Shamrock Ale	1	1	0
Spiked Eggnog	5	3	0
Vial of Absinthe	1	1	0
Witch's Brew	1	1	0
Zehtuka's Jug	1	1	0

*Keg of Aged Hunter's Ale has 50 uses.

Related Articles

• Drunk
• Drunkard
• Category:Alcohol

From Halopedia, the Halo Wiki

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Ethyl Alcohol Background Information Chemical Formula CH3CH2OH Uses Medicine (UNSC) Beverages (UNSC)
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Ethyl Alcohol, chemical formula CH₃CH₂OH, sometimes simply known as Alcohol, is a drug used by both Humans and Prophets. Ethanol is also known as EtOH, using the common organic chemistry notation of representing the ethyl group (C₂H₅) with Et. Ethanol is a straight-chain alcohol, and its molecular formula is C₂H₅OH. An alternative notation is CH₃-CH₂-OH, which indicates that the carbon of a methyl group (CH₃-) is attached to the carbon of a methylene group (-CH₂-), which is attached to the oxygen of a hydroxyl group (-OH). Its empirical formula is C₂H₆O, a formula that it shares with dimethyl ether.

It has several medicinal uses, but is most well known for its intoxicating effects (it can be used as a depressant), and as such is used in a wide variety of alcoholic beverages, for example, the ancient Human beverage Beer is a standard drug carried aboard UNSC starships and facilities. It is a flammable, colorless, mildly toxic chemical compound with a distinctive perfume-like odor, and is the alcohol found in alcoholic beverages. It has a number of medical uses as well. While these were never specifically mentioned, historical earth armies used ethyl alcohol (and alcoholic beverages) as an antiseptic and general anesthetic. This being so, it is very possible the UNSC continues this use when better alternatives are unavailable. The Covenant also possessed alcohol or a very similar intoxicant.^[1]

Ethanol is used in UNSC commercial vehicles as a biofuel, notably more advanced variants of the JOTUN series of agricultural drones^[2]. It is likely that this was Corn Ethanol, a derivative of corn used as an alternative fuel. Corporal Locklear was very aware of these facts, and managed to find the Medicinal Grade MED34-CH3CH2OH alcohol stores on the UNSC Gettysburg shortly before his death in the explosion of the Forerunner Crystal.^[3]

Trivia

• The Prophet of Regret, then the Vice Minister of Tranquility, once showed up drunk to a meeting with the Minister of Fortitude. ^[4]
• The San 'Shyuum, and probably other species, drink a liquid to purge their bloodstream to make them sober when drunk. ^[5]

Sources

1. ↑ Halo: Contact Harvest
2. ↑ Halo: Contact Harvest, page 212
3. ↑ Halo: First Strike, page 283
4. ↑ Halo: Contact Harvest, page 263
5. ↑ Halo: Contact Harvest

From Lostpedia

Desmond drinking a bottle of alcohol ("Live Together, Die Alone")

Alcohol of various forms has been associated with characters throughout the Lost storyline. Sometimes the effects of alcohol have lead to the revealing of interesting plot points, such as the fail-safe discussion and Christian's attempt to visit his daughter.

Pre-Island

• Jack ordered vodka from Cindy during the flight of Flight 815, before the crash. ("Pilot, Part 1")
• Shannon says that the year she spent in Paris was "drinking, not studying" ("Pilot, Part 2")
• Christian Shephard was fired from his job as chief of surgery after botching a surgery while drunk. ("All the Best Cowboys Have Daddy Issues")
• Charlie met Lucy in a pub. ("Homecoming")
• Christian Shephard met Sawyer in a bar. ("Outlaws")
• When Locke and Cooper met for the first time, Cooper says "Something tells me I'm going to want a drink for this" and then offers Locke a scotch. ("Deus Ex Machina")
• Jack and his father drank vodka at the hotel pool where Jack was trying to write his wedding vows. ("Do No Harm")
• After murdering her father, Kate visited and ordered a beer from her mother, who worked as a waitress at Keith's Diner. (which she refused to serve) ("What Kate Did")
• Ana Lucia met and flirted with Jack in the airport bar, while she drank a tequila and tonic. ("Exodus, Part 1")  ("Two for the Road")
• In Locke's anger management group, Francine discusses her mother stealing money from her to buy alcohol ("Orientation")
• Locke and Anthony Cooper discuss a plan to get Cooper's money over drinks at a bar. ("Lockdown")
• A drunken Christian has Ana Lucia drive him to the home of his daughter Claire in Sydney.("Two for the Road")
• Christian Shephard met Ana Lucia in a bar. ("Two for the Road")
• Christian Shephard attended Alcoholics Anonymous ("A Tale of Two Cities")
• Desmond and Donovan share a drink. Desmond later drinks alone. ("Flashes Before Your Eyes")
• Widmore uses his MacCutcheon Scotch whisky as a symbolic gesture to humiliate Desmond. ("Flashes Before Your Eyes")
• Before Cooper pushed Locke out of an 8 story window, he poured 2 glasses of MacCutcheon whiskey. ("The Man from Tallahassee")
• Kate and Cassidy shared a drink at a bar in Iowa while talking about Kate's purposes to recounter her mother and Sawyer's role in Cassidy's life.("Left Behind")

On the Island

Juliet's rum seen at Lost: The Auction

DHARMA beer found in the van "Tricia Tanaka Is Dead"

• Jack finds a small bottle of vodka in his pocket upon regaining consciousness in the pilot episode and uses it to sterilize his wound when Kate sews it up. ("Pilot, Part 1")
• Sawyer and Kate play a game of "I never" with 2 bottles of spirits Sawyer stole from the plane wreckage. What begins with playful questions soon escalates to the shocking revelation that both Sawyer and Kate have killed a man—shown by both of them drinking to the question. ("Outlaws")
• Sawyer gives Kate his entire stash of alcohol, which she attempts to bring to Jack in his efforts to save Boone. She falls and smashes some of the bottles inside her backpack. ("Do No Harm")
• Rose and Bernard retrieving wine from the supply drop. ("Two for the Road")
• Hurley fetches some DHARMA Cabernet from Rose and Bernard for his and Libby's picnic. ("Two for the Road")  ("The Adventures of Hurley and Frogurt").
• Hurley tells Libby he might remember where he knows her from if he gets drunk enough. ("Two for the Road")
• A bottle of white wine in Sawyer's tent is visible. ("Two for the Road")
• Kelvin finishes off a bottle of Dharma Merlot just before his fail-safe discussion with Desmond. ("Live Together, Die Alone")
• Desmond is found in his boat drinking alcohol. ("Live Together, Die Alone")
• Hurley and Charlie liquor up Desmond with MacCutcheon to try and get him to reveal how he sees the future. ("Flashes Before Your Eyes")
• Hurley and Jin discover cans of DHARMA Initiative beer in the DHARMA van. ("Tricia Tanaka Is Dead")
• Mikhail Bakunin cleans his hands with DHARMA Initiative vodka before attending to Sayid's bullet wound. ("Enter 77")
• DHARMA Initiative beer is spotted in Ben's refrigerator. ("The Man from Tallahassee")
• Ben has DHARMA-brand merlot in his tent. ("The Man Behind the Curtain")
• Sawyer and Hurley have a box of DHARMA wine in their house in the Barracks. ("Eggtown")
• Ben serves wine when he invites Juliet to his house for dinner ("The Other Woman")
• Juliet drinks a bottle of DHARMA rum after the Freighter explodes. ("There's No Place Like Home, Parts 2 & 3")

Post-Island

• Jack tries to order another drink, while already visibly intoxicated, from a flight attendant two years after the crash. ("Through the Looking Glass")
• Jack pours himself a screwdriver (orange juice with vodka) whilst watching Hurley's car chase on TV. ("The Beginning of the End")
• Charles Widmore sleeps with a bottle of scotch by his bed. ("The Shape of Things to Come")
• Kate comes home to find Jack drunk, and surrounded by bottles of alcohol. ("Something Nice Back Home")
• Frank Lapidus grabs 2 bottles of Jekyll Island beer for the Oceanic Six after their rescue. ("The Lie")

Alcoholics

The following characters have been described either as an alcoholic or depicted with a drinking problem:

• Christian Shephard
• Jack Shephard, in flash-forwards
• Wayne Janssen
• Frank Lapidus, described as a "drunk" by Naomi ("Confirmed Dead")
• Francine's mother, who stole $30 from her ("Orientation")
• Roger Linus, Ben's father ("The Man Behind the Curtain")
• The unnamed people in the Alcoholics Anonymous meeting in "A Tale of Two Cities"

Miscellaneous

• Cast members Michelle Rodriguez and Cynthia Watros were arrested in Hawaii, where Lost is filmed, for traffic violations involving alcohol on December 1, 2005. [1]

Drinking game

Fanon Alert!   This section contains non-canon material created by fans inspired by the show.

Drinking games involve drinking a pre-determined amount of alcoholic beverage whenever a pre-established condition has been met. The objective is to win via others becoming too drunk to continue participating, or sometimes to simply increase the enjoyment of the related activity through inebriation. In the fandom of Lost, one such drinking game is called "Jackface", based on the expressive and varied facial expressions of Matthew Fox; another example is drinking whenever Hurley says the word "Dude."

See also

• Bars
• Bartender
• Cigarettes
• Food
• Moriah Vineyards

The Star Trek Expanded Universe Database is for fanon and related content. See Memory-Alpha.org for the canon Star Trek wiki.

Alcohol is a chemical compound. When ingested by humanoids it can have an intoxicating effect and is popular in many cultures.

Alcoholic beverages

• Beer
  • Duff beer
  • Romulan ale
• Cocktails
  • Martini (TOSS # 16: "Cocktails")
  • Mojito
  • Old-fashioned (TOSS # 16: "Cocktails")
• Meridor
• Sherry (TOSS # 16: "Cocktails")
• Whiskey
  • Aldebaran whiskey
  • Scotch whisky
• Wine
  • Bloodwine
  • Champagne
  • Firewine
  • Mineral wine

See also

• synthehol

External links

• Alcohol article at Memory Alpha, the canon Star Trek wiki.
• Alcohol article at Memory Beta, the non-canon Star Trek wiki.

From Wookieepedia, the Star Wars wiki.

A group of intoxicated Alliance operatives.

Alcohol refers to a number of chemical compounds that have intoxicating effects on Humans and many alien species. The Zelosians, however, exhibited intoxication when they ingested sugar.^[1]

Many beings, such as the Gran Ree-Yees^[2] and the Mimbanite of Mimban^[3], were addicted to alcoholic beverages. Others, like Han Solo after the death of his friend Chewbacca^[4], drank alcohol to drown their sorrows.

Certain alcohols, such as ethyl alcohol, could also be used as a cleaning solution.^[5]

Appearances

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Sources

• Galaxy Guide 9: Fragments from the Rim

Notes and references

External links

•  "The Star Wars Cantina: Getting Hammered In A Galaxy Far, Far Away" - "Only Sith Deal In Absolutes!", Abel G. Peña's StarWars.com Blog

From SWG Wiki

Alcohol draft schematic

Alcohol is a food component.

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