13 Alcoholic Drinks From Around The World That Are Unusual But Totally Worth Trying

 Spirytus Vodka is native to Poland and is said to be one of the harshest drinks in the world. It contains 95% ABV.

The Rogue Ale brewmaster uses yeast from his own beard to make this beer.

The Yukon's Sour Toe Cocktail is a drink made with a dehydrated, preservered human toe in it. 

Absinthe is also called "The Green Fairy," and is said to have magical, hallucinogenic properties.

This rare 160 proof liquor originated in Jamaica.

These drinks are popular in Vietnam and Thailand and are said to have many health benefits.

This brand of whiskey is in high demand but is extremely hard to find.

Poitín is an Irish moonshine that was once illegal because it contains 85% alcohol by volume.

Some people believe that this Netherlands-based drink contains cocaine. It contains elements of the coca leaf which can be found in cocaine.

This is just as gross as it sounds. Eels from the Mekong River are used to make this wine.

The world's strongest beer can be found in Scotland.

 River Antoine Royal Grenadian Rum is said to taste like lighter fluid. It's extremely flammable and is illegal on most airlines.

Maotai, China is where the Maotai originated. A bottle from 1958 is priced at 1.45 million yuan.