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Tasting Dubonnet with Sother Teague
For this tasting I was joined by Sother Teague, bartender, drinks writer, and host of The Speakeasy Podcast at his bar Amor y Amargo in NYC’s East Village. Sother is known for his love of bitter and amari, so I brought him the closest thing I’ve found from Grandma’s collection – a Bottle #42: Dubonnet. This classic French fortifed wine has a long history, including being a favorite of the recently departed Queen Elizabeth. We tasted my tiny bottle of 1970s French Dubonnet up against two comparison bottles: a modern bottle of French Dubonnet and a modern bottle of American Dubonnet from Heaven Hill. While two products with the same name, they diverged from each other around World War II, so this was a really interesting opportunity to see how they all compared!
Check out this episode on https://mytinybottles.com/ to watch the video or read the transcript.
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And you can find my cocktail classes at https://www.tammystastings.com/
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By My Tiny BottlesFor this tasting I was joined by Sother Teague, bartender, drinks writer, and host of The Speakeasy Podcast at his bar Amor y Amargo in NYC’s East Village. Sother is known for his love of bitter and amari, so I brought him the closest thing I’ve found from Grandma’s collection – a Bottle #42: Dubonnet. This classic French fortifed wine has a long history, including being a favorite of the recently departed Queen Elizabeth. We tasted my tiny bottle of 1970s French Dubonnet up against two comparison bottles: a modern bottle of French Dubonnet and a modern bottle of American Dubonnet from Heaven Hill. While two products with the same name, they diverged from each other around World War II, so this was a really interesting opportunity to see how they all compared!
Check out this episode on https://mytinybottles.com/ to watch the video or read the transcript.
Want even more? Patreon supporters get access to bonus content, behind the scenes information, monthly cocktail recipes and more. Become a free member or paid supporter at
https://www.patreon.com/MyTinyBottles
Leave a comment or follow me on Instagram, Facebook or BlueSky.
And you can find my cocktail classes at https://www.tammystastings.com/