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Cas—Rosé

Anna—Vodka Tonic

Balthazar—Piña Colada

Rachel—Rum

Samandriel—American Ice Lager

Hannah—Champagne

Joshua—Red Wine

Benjamin—Sake

Serafina—Korean Lager

Jack—Cranberry Juice

Angel Trueforms — BevShots

Gabriel—Dry Martini

Raphael—Canadian Ice Lager

Michael—Tequila

Lucifer—White Russian

Angel Trueforms — BevShots

Uriel—English Oatmeal Stout

Metatron—Belgian Lambic Beer

Zachariah—Australian Pale Lager

Hester—English Pure Brewed Lager

Naomi—Vodka

Anael—Gin

Ishim—Jamaican Lager

Duma—German Pilsener

Ephraim—Shirley Temple

Gadreel—Japanese Dry Lager

Angel Trueforms — BevShots

Alcoholic Cocktails Under the Microscope - Pina Colada

Although some people find themselves artistically inspired with some alcoholic boost, who could have thought that alcohol itself looks like a piece of art. The “Bevshots” photo series, done by scientist Michael Davidson, features various alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, photographed through a microscope’s lens. Although originally it was done in the early 1990’s, success and recognition came only after Lester Hutt joined the team.

Bevshot images are made by first crystallizing the drink of choice on a lab slide. Using a standard light microscope with a camera attached, the light source is polarized and passed through the crystal. This creates the magnificent colors we see in our favorite drinks featured on this site.

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Microscopic Images of Alcoholic Drinks

Microscopic Images of Alcoholic Drinks   8 August 2011 All of these impressive photos of alcoholic beverages under a microscope uncover the elements that make up some of our preferred tipples. Similar to photos of snowflakes, each and every beverage is unique, while observed below when zoomed about 1, 000 times under a high tech lab microscope. Created by United States company Bevshots, these…