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Thanks! I've met so many bartenders that would love to do egg white cocktails, but don't want the mess of fresh eggs, and this is the perfect solution. Just don't try freezing the yolks, strange things happen...

No problem

You're welcome!

I've heard Post Meridiem makes a pretty good Old Fashioned in a can. If they respect the recipe and ingredients like they did with the Mai Tai, it might be worth trying in a future video.

Thank you so much 😀

Glad you like them!

I find myself using them more and more, great stuff.

Glad it was helpful!

Those are some great tips. You're right about the Great Value cherries, they are pretty good. I'll have to look for the Trader Joe's.

Hope you enjoy!

The closest match I've found is kumquats, but theY are hard to juice. If you can have lemon, then for 2oz of grapefruit, you could try 1 3/4 oz of lemon juice, and a 1/4 oz of Campari. It's not a perfect match, but it gets close to the same acid and bitterness of grapefruit. Getting away from citrus I've also heard of juicing rhubarb as a substitute, but haven't tried it. And it's possible that some grapefruit sodas would be 100% artificial flavor,. I know Squirt and Jarritos both contain juice.

My daughter thought she caught me the last time I said that to her. "Even ice cream?" she asked. Yes, even ice cream.

I've had to learn the hard way that just because I can carbonate anything... doesn't mean just ANYTHING should be carbonated.

Rusty Nail is one of those forgotten classics. So many bars I've gone to don't know it. I'm glad there's other fans it there!

@@speakeasyspirits I agree 100%!! This is a classic and every bartender should know how to make it in the correct way! It's not difficult but it has to be done right!! We agree! Have an awesome day! Cheers! 🙂

This was the first time I've tried Death & Taxes. I'll definitely try a single malt next time.

Thank you! I'm planning a video of Manhatten variations and there will be more drinks similar to Death & Taxes in that one.

Hey this is awesome! I will watch for sure!!

So far I've tried every fruit liqueur I've had on hand, and it always turns out great. Passion fruit, Yuzu, pineapple, raspberry, it's super versatile.

I'll drink to that!

Glad you liked it! I had the same concern about mixing Scotch and gin in those proportions. But it really does work.

It was Fallout 76. My bad. I've been replaying Fallout 4 and seeing Nuka Dark in-game, must have just put those together.

Basically Coconut Rum syrup. Maybe it would be better on pancakes...

Thanks, I'll be sure to let him know 😉

I would really like to see more Fallout drink recipes 😊

Glad you enjoyed it!

Very popular whiskey brand

Monkey Shoulder is a blended Scotch. What makes it interesting is it's a blend of some very well known brands at an affordable price. The term "Monkey Shoulder" also refers to the men who would spend all day shoveling grain at a distillery. They would develop "Monkey Shoulder".

Good, because I always seem to forget something while I'm making them...

haha @@speakeasyspirits

There's plenty more to come!

I know where there's a good bartender who can make you one...

i know just the guy@@speakeasyspirits

I think so too!

If you wanted to try another whiskey forward Cherry Heering cocktail, the Blood & Sand is one of my favorites. Scotch, vermouth, Cherry Heering, and Orange Juice. I've got a video on it.

It is called Heering cherry liqueur.

I love swapping orgeat for simple syrup in a lot of recipes. It's a little change that can freshen up an old favorite.

And fresh is so simple. If you are making a lot of Margaritas I'd just scale up your favorite recipe to fill a pitcher, punch bowl, or gallon jug, without the ice. Then you can pour over ice or into a blender, and enjoy your party without being stuck behind the bar.

Awesome! Thank you!

Thank YOU!

Glad you enjoyed it!

I'll give that a try, thanks for the tip!

My pleasure 😊

You're welcome!

Happy new year!

That's a great idea. I do plan more videos on the subject. I've had people ask about low-carb, and here I just wanted to do a taste test with something simple. A collection of lower sugar recipes is definitely something I want to do.

I've got Amazon links in the video description to the juicer and most of the other bar tools. And I'm currently working on some of my own Speakeasy Spirits branded bar tools and web-store. But that's still months off. Atomizer/Sprayer amzn.to/4aQEmXM Juicer - amzn.to/3JlNnvS

HEY! Glad you found the channel!

That is a Billy Bookcase, with 2 Billy extenders on top. I'm using the optional glass doors on the top section. I am using both the standard wooden shelves and the optional glass shelves lying on top of the wood. The glass wasn't strong enough on it's own to really pack it with bottles, but I wanted the edge-lit glass effect. I also used some L-Brackets from Home Depot to reinforce all the corners and joints, and used wood glue on every joint.

Glad you enjoyed it!

Glad you enjoyed it

Thank you! I'm still new to this, but happy to know people enjoy watching them as much as I enjoy making them.

I'm working on a new version of that drink, using clarified ingredients and sparkling cider, to turn it into a bubbly, crystal clear drink for New Years Eve. Hope to have it in a video very soon!

@@speakeasyspirits that sounds amazing, thank you! look forward to it