... is a liqueur made in Haifa, Israel and is now available in the Texas and NY. Has anyone tried it or heard of it. Just curious. Thanks.
I don't think so. Tubi was concocted by two brothers in Haifa around five years ago.Wonder if it's any relation to Sabra? Not sure it's being made anymore....
... is a liqueur made in Haifa, Israel and is now available in the Texas and NY. Has anyone tried it or heard of it. Just curious. Thanks.
Oh, I forgot. Thanks, anyway. Wait. Sober? How do you explain the cats?I'm sober now, but there is a Pogo's near me that sells it.
Well, I really don't know. It came to my attention through a buddy who's daughter lives in Israel. The young lady enjoys it. I saw that it has very limited distribution in the US, and, you know, just thinking ...One of the bigger questions surrounding this drink is, what exactly is in Tubi 60? The bottle clearly states that it is 38 percent alcohol, which could account for the hallucinogenic effect, but after that, it becomes more enigmatic, only claiming to be made of high-quality alcohol, lemon juice and spices – that sounds fairly mysterious, not really revealing any of the ingredients other than lemon juice. But based on its effects, it has been speculated that one of those spices is a plant known as Khat. It’s a natural stimulant that counteracts the usual depressant of alcohol, giving the drink that sense of alertness, even when fairly intoxicated, and also providing you the energy to go out and dance the night away.
Oh, I forgot. Thanks, anyway. Wait. Sober? How do you explain the cats?