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The weirdest liquor of all
MORETezhi Sanbian Jiu or the Three Penis Liquor should be the weirdest of all liquors available. It is made by brewing seal penis, deer penis and Cantonese dog penis in Chinese Rice Wine and the distilled liquor is considered as a traditional medicine for male impotency and lack of virility.
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