Aftershock Liqueur

What can I say? My first experience with one of the latest sensations to hit the partygoer’s scene just happened this weekend. As is the norm, amongst our group of friends, whenever any of us have a party at home the first thing you do or get when you walk through the door is to drink a shooter of some sort. Sometimes it’s that awful Tequila, sometimes Sambuca (one of my favourites that always gets me plastered) etc. I’m sure you get the jist. Well this time it was Aftershock. One knockback (shoot) was all it took to get me to say, “Wow what was that”. I just loved it. Naturally I was inquisitive and got my friend to show ...

I dont know if you've noticed but once you have tried one drink you can pretty much judge the reaction there going to have on you..... you either love the taste or hate it, it either goes straight to your head or doesn't really effect you to badly (maybe your used to it or something!) Well, if you fancy a bit of a change maybe you should try a drink that lives up to its name in everyway, in fact it couldn't have a better name, the name says it all, the name is sooo perfect that... ok ok ok am going to stop with the name thing now! you get the idea... Well what has the name really got to do with the drink?? ok so you drink it.. mmmm ...

...Cons... 1) If you don't like cinnamon or cinnamon-flavoured drinks, you're almost certainly going to hate After Shock, which is Cinnamon with a big "C" 2) If you don't like your alcohol to give you a head rush and leave you with steam escaping from your ears (metaphorically) then, again, this is not a drink for you. 3) Cost, especially in nightclubs is astronomical. But then, so is the cost of all alcohol in nightclubs. The difference here is that After Shock tends to be consumed so much more quickly than spirits like whisky and vodka, because the strong cinnamon taste hides the alcohol taste that can make it hard to ...