The Whiskey Taster’s Flavor Guide

ALCOHOL

Alcohol, sip it
Don't drink to stupor
If you can control it
It merry  you
When it takes over you
It disgrace you.

Some say it consume you
Others  it destroys  liver and lungs
Many says it liberate them from pains
We all defends our habits
Then condemn our poison.

Like a old talk
One man food 
Another's man poison
What qualities one
Disqualify another
Drink responsibly.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2024

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