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| Blenheim Ginger Ale, Piggly Wiggly, Charleston, S.C. |
Piggly Wiggly is the only place I can be guaranteed to find Blenheim Ginger Ale and if I'm not on foot I pick up a six pack. I went by their bottling plant in Hamer, S.C. years ago and by the look of their website they have upscaled their operation a bit since I was there. They even have an up to date
blog now but the place I like to go for Blenheim info is the ever loyal
Blenheim Shrine site:Blenheim ginger ale has attained legendary status, partly because it is hard to find, and partly because of its spicy kick that nearly causes out-of-body experiences. Oh sure, they have a 'not as hot' level, but my friends, if you aren't used to anything spicy, even Blenny's '#5' could make your head feel like it's in a toaster oven! The "OLD #3 HOT" is a hot ginger ale that's NOT for the weak of heart. Then again, it might jump start a heart or two. (Note: It helps not to breathe in before you get it in your mouth.)
There are three different heat levels with the red cap being the spiciest Old #3. I think you should try it. Here are some descriptions:
- "...the hot gingerale will knock your socks off!"
- "The resultant rush of ginger into the nasal membranes is intense."
- "It was the most intense sneeze I've ever had. I thought my brains shot out of my nose."
- "...sort of like drinking extremely tasty sandpaper"
- "Like a slap in the face from a spurned lover"
- "...has to be the hottest drink on the planet"
- "...when they say hot, they mean it"
- "I can’t drink it straight. I don’t know anyone who can"
- "...on your first swig your head flew back"
- "...don't get any up your nose, or else"
- "The #3 Hot Ginger Ale does bite back, yes sir"
- "Considering the heat of the normal, the hot must be hotter than the hinges of hell."
- "...so hot and spicy that you will gag, choke and cough at first, but wow it is tasty"
- "...a whiff would revive a person midfaint"
- "Wowee-wow-wow was this stuff intense!"
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