From grain to grape or corn to comb, I’m most enjoyed from dusk through gloam. I could be a spirit but by no means a ghost, if you cannot find me perhaps ask the host. A small fling with me will bring you no strife, but make me your lover and I’ll ruin your life. What am I?

Riddle: From grain to grape or corn to comb, I'm most enjoyed from dusk through gloam. I could be a spirit but by no means a ghost, if you cannot find me perhaps ask the host. A small fling with me will bring you no strife, but make me your lover and I'll ruin your life. What am I?

Riddle: From grain to grape or corn to comb, I’m most enjoyed from dusk through gloam. I could be a spirit but by no means a ghost, if you cannot find me perhaps ask the host. A small fling with me will bring you no strife, but make me your lover and I’ll ruin your life. What am I?

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Alcohol.

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