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    Why is Corona drunk with lemon?
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    A slice of lemon or lime is often added to the drink to give it a lightly citrus taste.
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    How do you drink an inverted-bottle cocktail?
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    Drink it with a straw, but be careful not to accidentally tip over the bottle as you drink.
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    What type of lime is best?
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    Any type of lime will work as long as it's fresh and juicy.
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    Is it safe to drink a Corona Light after it has been cold and than hot and cold again?
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    Yes, it's safe to drink alcohol that has gone through temperature fluctuations, but these fluctuations can affect the taste.
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    What will happen when I drink Corona for the first time?
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    Hopefully, you will enjoy the taste and enjoy yourself. Just make sure you don't drink too many and make yourself sick.
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    "Sprinkle the rim of the bottle with a little sea salt, Lucas or salt-based seasoning of your choice." What is Lucas?
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    Lucas would appear to be a UK-based manufacturer of seasonings for butchers. Using salt will probably produce better results.
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