rotgut in a sentence

Definition

ROTGUT refers to low-quality, cheap alcoholic liquor that is often harsh and can cause unpleasant aftereffects.

The small-town bar was known for its cheap ROTGUT that left patrons with headaches the next morning.
After a long week, he decided to unwind with a shot of ROTGUT whiskey, despite knowing it might not sit well.
The old distillery had a reputation for producing ROTGUT, which some locals swore had a unique charm.
She grimaced as she took a sip of the ROTGUT, wondering how anyone could enjoy such harsh liquor.
In the dim light of the tavern, the ROTGUT flowed freely, fueling laughter and wild stories among friends.