RATZEPUTZ!!!

[Spitfire]

Anyone of you fine people ever tasted the German Ratzeputz?
It's a bitter - and taste just like it sounds.

 

[Smithy]

Anyone of you fine people ever tasted the German Ratzeputz?
It's a bitter - and taste just like it sounds.

Yes!

And Ratsh*t would be a more appropriate name for it

 

[filfoster]

A Business Opportunity

Any American distributors for it yet? Surely Zima drinkers are still looking for something to replace that horrible brew.

 

[Spitfire]

Any American distributors for it yet? Surely Zima drinkers are still looking for something to replace that horrible brew.

Could be - but I don't think Healt Government would allow the stuff to enter US...lol

 

[Hamilton_Honey]

hoozzawhatzitzz?

Thanks for the warning!

 

[Fletch]

Rat's Pizzle???

="The good tummy-warmer - Genuine from Celle."

Magenwärmer usually denotes a digestive bitters, such as the famous German brand Underberg, or the globally notorious Jägermeister. The latter means hunting master, a term coined in the Third Reich in 1935, while Hubert Underberg-Albrecht originated the potation named for him in 1846. Just based on that, I'd prefer either to rat's pizzle.

 

[Woland]

Anyone of you fine people ever tasted the German Ratzeputz?
It's a bitter - and taste just like it sounds.

A truly vile and disgusting liquid...
Why on earth would one waste good money (and tastebuds) on such torment,
when the ultimate bitter can be purchased just around the corner?

*Sighs and considers a weekend excursion to Denmark*