The dudes a mixologist, he isn’t showing you a TikTok hack about some crappy food hack. This guy has some knowledge right there.

Glad you enjoyed it! I'm not sure how wide Jaywalk Rye is being distributed, I think it might be pretty focused on the New York area, but if you find it, I recommend it!

...dont worry, I'm fairly certain he knows, he does alcohol history videos.

This cocktail was created and named by some other bartenders. The name takes inspiration from the Irish Coffee, as it's a riff on it.

He's becoming too powerful

I've made a beer-garita before and I was a huge fan. However, I can see a dark Mexican Lager adding some extra depth to it. I haven't heard of Calwise Distillery before, but being a NorCal native, I'm going to try to locate some.

I used the Aurora Brewing La Crema, but I recommend using whatever local option you can get your hands on. When I was in California, I would see the Mother Earth Cali Creamin' Vanilla Cream Ale and I think that could add some nice sweetness to the drink.

Huh? What do you mean?

It's so good!

What an honor!

I like the wrinkles 😊

It tastes good, to be honest

Best of luck with making your own! I can't imagine how difficult that must be.

@@ZacharyWelker Mostly takes time and you have to be careful with the plant because its much easier to kill than you would think for a desert plant, haha.

These beer cocktails are definitely hit-or-miss and not for everyone. I was pleasantly surprised by the Diesel, but I can understand it not being the right taste profile for you. This one is definitely more of an actual 'cocktail'.

​@@ZacharyWelker I am not totally opposed to the idea behind the "diesel", I actually kinda like the "red velvet" with wine and stout, but no matter what combination of beer and cola I tried, I couldn't make it work.

Really perfect timing, then! Glad you enjoyed the video and have fun enjoying the whiskey.

I'm personally a bigger fan of Rittenhouse Rye and find that its higher proof (100) stands up in cocktails better, but for the price point I am always impressed with Sazerac.

Tequila bandera!

Seriously 😂

She wasn't judgemental nor a Karen in this video?

yo AHHAHAHA

@@farenvyldif you can’t understand how she was completely unbearable in this particular video, you’re likely part of the problem yourself

@@RoyaleWitCheese04 "completely unbearable" what are you, 12?

It sounds like a lisp on the R, it’s a speech impediment that makes an R sound like a W. I used to have speech impediments on my R’s and S’s, and my S sounds would sound like a th (eg wed thnake instead of red snake). Apparently it’s not that bad for me anymore, but I feel like I still hear it. People used to ask me all the time what kind of accent I had, like you did to him, and it was always pretty funny to me. I could be wrong, but a lisp is my guess because I only hear it on the R sounds that he makes and because I’m very familiar with lisps.

This is exactly it. It's a speech impediment around the /r/ sound. I work in hospitality so I constantly get the question of where my accent is from, as well, and it's fun. Everyone speaks differently and I've grown to love the way that I speak. Most people assume it's an English or Australian accent.

I had the same speech impediment when I was young. My speech therapist called it lazy tongue. If you practice correct speech pronunciations they'll become second nature and you can fix the impediment (if you even care too). Now when I get drunk it comes all back out but we won't talk about that 😂