The cheapest way to get drunk is to purchaseboxed wines or other low-cost spirits. This approach allows you to consume alcohol rapidly and efficiently while remaining under budget. For example, a standard 40 ounce bottle of Old English malt liquor can cost as little as $2, making it one of the most economical options. Adding an extra shot or two of the same malt liquor to this can rapidly increase the alcohol content and provide an intense buzz. When combined with soda, such as colas or Diet Coke, the alcohol content can rise to around 16%-18%, further accelerating the effects of the drink.
While this method can provide a temporary buzz at a low cost, it is important to remember that rapidly increasing alcohol intake can lead to serious health risks. If you choose to drink this route, be cautious not to exceed your alcohol tolerance or drink too quickly. Gradual consumption is the key to avoiding harmful levels of intoxication and reducing the risk of alcoholrelated accidents or health issues.
