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Are there any health issues with drinking brandy or whisky neat instead of diluted with water?
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No, not really other than the quantity and frequency of drinking may become detrimental to health. Alcohol has a diuretic effect and providing extra liquid for diuretics may prevent a relative dehydration that may happen after drinking significant amounts of alcohol.
Answered 10/19/2021
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