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Description A closer view of a bottle of snake whisky with a cobra and a scorpion inside. The fact that the snake inside will give you strength and virility is probably more of an old wives' tale a a myth, but the locals are sometimes known to use a rat snake instead of a cobra, spreading it's bones behind the head before bottling it, and passing it off as a cobra. The locals were not willing to let us have a shot of it, and insisted on selling the whole bottle. No one was buying due to the repulsive prospect of carrying a dead snake around dipped in alcohol! At any rate, I don't suppose the customs authorities in most countries would allow it. The orange colour is simply the colour of the bottle. Laolao is totally clear and transparent, like vodka. (Luang Prabang, Laos/ Lao PDR, April 2014)
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Author shankar s. from Dubai, united arab emirates

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