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Chim Richalds
Black Label and ginger-ale. A drink that will satisfy a "I'm not drinking whiskey straight-up tonight..." kind of person. Brings together the great taste of whiskey and adds that sweet taste of ginger ale.
"....I don't know how much more of this Black Label I can take tonight man..." "Look, let me get you a Chim Richalds and you won't even know your getting wasted!!"
Chim Richalds by Sanzen December 23, 2011
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