Goldschlagger
It's cinnamon-flavoured Vodka which had pieces of gold leaf floating in it. Shake it before you drink it. 40% alcoholic volume.
Goldschlagger by Fionnuala-Mairead February 23, 2009
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Goldschlager by KingTT February 5, 2004
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Goldschlager
Strong drink that tastes like big red and has real gold flakes inside. Drinking a lot tends to give you diarhea the morning after and causes you to wet myself.
Goldschlager by jerryblank May 17, 2005
Goldschlager
Goldschlager is a special, sweet, but not too sweet, cinnamon-tasting liquor, for those with the need for a big zing who want to celebrate the day, can drink in moderation, and do not mind some after effects.
I have been looking for a zing at end of the bottle of red wine for years. Sorry, Albany, NY, wine shop guy... I finally found the zing. It was in the Goldschlager all along.
Goldschlager by Darlene McPeek February 10, 2006
Goldschlager
(n)- Cinnamon schnapps liqueur (40%) with gold flakes. Rapid consumption results in inebriation and eventual disorientation which eventually leads to unconsciousness. Upon consciousness, causes one to realize they are in someone else's bed in A/B with their pants 1/2 off. At this point, friends help one up and one proceeds with puking. Then there is more disorientation, eventually leading to another state of unconsciousness. Later the next morning, it is realized that stolen furniture polish was thrown out one's window.
Goldschlager by J-Dawg January 28, 2004
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Goldschlager by DILDOZER THE ANAL REAMER October 4, 2011
Goldschlager
Cinnamon schnapps, sometimes called Big Red because of the taste. It usually comes in long necked, large bowled bottom bottles with real gold flakes floating inside. The flakes are rumored to create tiny cuts in your throat and stomach, with the idea being that the alcohol enters the bloodstream faster and gets you drunk quick.
Goldschlager by Jon Read July 16, 2008
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