"Moose Milk" is a rather alcoholic mixture concocted by the Royal Canadian Air Force several decades ago. My father made it now and again in South Africa, having come across it through meeting Canadian servicemen during World War II. It seldom failed to pole-axe strong men.
I was therefore pleased to find that Daily Kos has published a recipe for it, if you're courageous (and/or foolhardy) enough to want to try it (and if you can afford the 85 US fluid ounces [2.656 US quarts or 2.514 litres] of hard liquor involved, not to mention the other ingredients!).
Have fun!
Peter
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As the son of a WW II RCAF officer, I can confirm that the results are as claimed.
Had it when I was assigned to NATO. It's not for the weak!
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