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Once again, Lance and I are doing an “At the Movies” show, in which we pair our cocktails to two movies.
This time we’re taking on two classics from Alfred Hitchcock, the bemusing To Catch a Thief and the seriously messed up Vertigo.
To Catch a Thief
Jake's "Francie’s Fireworks"
Lance's "Avez-vous Bourbon?"
Vertigo
Jake's "Beautiful Mad Carlotta"
Lance's "The Other Woman"
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In this episode, we change the format a bit!
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The Pegu Club is a gin and lime drink that originates at a Victorian gentleman's club in British-occupied Burma (now Myanmar). We talk a bit about old Brits harrumphing and a bit about the weather and a bit about why we don't drink wine or beer that much.
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Some people may call the Vieux Carré a fancied Manhattan, but this classic named after the Old Square in New Orleans is well worth exploring.
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Tequila, orange liqueur, and lime are all it takes. Whether it's frozen or "coin style", the Margarita is one of the most popular sours in the world.
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It's gin and dry vermouth, stirred cold and served up with a cocktail onion. Is a Gibson really its own thing?
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One part sweet vermouth, one part bitter liqueur (typically Campari), the Americano is a wonderful low alcohol refresher.
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Equal parts of gin, lime, maraschino, and Chartreuse makes a drink that will blow your mind!
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After trash-talking vodka forever, we finally sit down with a bottle and see what's up.
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