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Grab your grenadine, better yet, make your own, and fresh squeeze some oranges. Let’s make a Tequila Sunrise! Uncle Brad stumbles through the drink's contested origins, where two towns are locked in a cocktail custody battle—Tijuana and Phoenix both claiming parentage with zero willingness to share visitation rights. Our journey then wobbles north to California, where the undisputed modern version was shaped and became a rock and roll icon. Uncle Brad, who's never met a cocktail history he couldn't overexplain, walks us through two historical recipes while Jules—who believes every drink deserves an identity crisis and mezcal twist—throws convention out the window with her Oaxacan remix. Come for the history lesson, stay for the inevitable debate about which version is superior (spoiler alert: the one in your hand always wins).
Tequila Sunrise
Glass: Highball Glass
Garnish: Cherry and Orange Taco
Directions & Ingredients
In glass add:
Pour grenadine slowly over back of your spoon to let it sink to the bottom
Stir gently from the bottom go give it a sunrise look
Garnish with your cherry and orange taco
Tequila Sunrise Spritz
Glass: Collins Glass
Garnish: Orange slice
Directions & Ingredients
In mixing glass add:
Add ice, tequila, fresh orange juice, and sparkling water to a collins glass and mix together.
Slowly pour in Aperol to see your sunrise effect.
Garnish with an orange slice!
Did someone promise Japanese bitters (Uncle Brad)? They are called, “The Japanese Bitters” (btw this is an unsponsored plug – they are delicious!)
TIP: Favorite pre-made syrups for a bar. Thanks @starrsharkins!
The Art of Drinking
IG: @theartofdrinkingpodcast
Jules
IG: @join_jules
TikTok: @join_jules
Website: joinjules.com
Brad
IG: @favorite_uncle_brad
This is a Redd Rock Music Podcast
IG: @reddrockmusic
www.reddrockmusic.com
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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Grab your grenadine, better yet, make your own, and fresh squeeze some oranges. Let’s make a Tequila Sunrise! Uncle Brad stumbles through the drink's contested origins, where two towns are locked in a cocktail custody battle—Tijuana and Phoenix both claiming parentage with zero willingness to share visitation rights. Our journey then wobbles north to California, where the undisputed modern version was shaped and became a rock and roll icon. Uncle Brad, who's never met a cocktail history he couldn't overexplain, walks us through two historical recipes while Jules—who believes every drink deserves an identity crisis and mezcal twist—throws convention out the window with her Oaxacan remix. Come for the history lesson, stay for the inevitable debate about which version is superior (spoiler alert: the one in your hand always wins).
Tequila Sunrise
Glass: Highball Glass
Garnish: Cherry and Orange Taco
Directions & Ingredients
In glass add:
Pour grenadine slowly over back of your spoon to let it sink to the bottom
Stir gently from the bottom go give it a sunrise look
Garnish with your cherry and orange taco
Tequila Sunrise Spritz
Glass: Collins Glass
Garnish: Orange slice
Directions & Ingredients
In mixing glass add:
Add ice, tequila, fresh orange juice, and sparkling water to a collins glass and mix together.
Slowly pour in Aperol to see your sunrise effect.
Garnish with an orange slice!
Did someone promise Japanese bitters (Uncle Brad)? They are called, “The Japanese Bitters” (btw this is an unsponsored plug – they are delicious!)
TIP: Favorite pre-made syrups for a bar. Thanks @starrsharkins!
The Art of Drinking
IG: @theartofdrinkingpodcast
Jules
IG: @join_jules
TikTok: @join_jules
Website: joinjules.com
Brad
IG: @favorite_uncle_brad
This is a Redd Rock Music Podcast
IG: @reddrockmusic
www.reddrockmusic.com
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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