Had to wince when the cocktail was knocked over at the end. I literally dropped three cocktails, a lemonade and a beer directly on the floor in front of a guest's table last night and watching the French 75 tip over gave me flashbacks lol
I love your quirky and joyful personality. Your instructions are succinct and easy to follow, coupled with your effervescent demeanor makes for educational and entertaining viewing. Cheers!
Honestly love your videos Anders. Every other channel I’ve attempted to watch was either too stuffy or the bartender too arrogant. You approach bartending with the right spirit (hah! see what I did there?) and make it fun. Your videos have inspired me to build my bar thank you!
Made the French 75 with London Dry and it was delicious. Everyone wanted seconds, and thirds. Amped up the lemon and syrup in the second version and every liked the initial dryer version. Hence the “thirds”
This was among the cocktails we offered at our neighborhood New Years Eve gathering. They quickly became the only cocktail requested, almost everyone became overserved. Navy strength gin. No worries, everyone was walking home.
Fun fact; In Belgium we call the minimal noise when you open a bottle of sparkling wine (champagne, cava, proseco, etc) a "Nun's fart". It's the noise when you can just barely hear it. Not sure if other parts of the world have a name for that noise, or if the term is a global thing.
Wow! Just made these with gin and they were delicious!! Two within 20 minutes of each other hit hard though 🤣. My wife and I LOVE your channel, great work!
We serve these in a coupe glass - with a much shorter lemon twist 😄. The coupe just makes it seem fancy, I think. We had a few customers start to order it with Empress 1908 gin and it does make for a visually appealing cocktail. Gives it a nice lavender color similar to an aviation.
Your videos are great.. a wonderful combination of history, barmanship, enjoyment plus Anders and Az are just delightful characters. These videos pick me up even if I’m down. Cheers.
Don’t drink the 75 very often, but when I do....! Great session, loved that AZ put the camera on autopilot f a bit! Oh, yeah, and I love the extended outtake.
I sure needed such wonderful people making one of our favorite cocktails today. LURV that you made both!!!! I'm a cognac fan but I know a gin fan. He's wrong. Are y'all available for a private workshop to learn how to master the lemon curls?? Thank you both.😻
You’ve probably mastered the ribbon by now, but in case I’m wrong…try wrapping the lemon peel tightly around a bar spoon. You get tight curls and an easy garnish action by letting it fall off the end of your spoon :)
I’m watching this in preparation for new years but I thought I’d mention this. I work at the WW1 museum in KC and one day while wandering around a fellow volunteer came up to me and pointed out our real French 75 gun. It’s a relatively small piece of artillery compared to the rest of the stuff we have. It’s about chest height. And it was inordinately simple. No weird magazine hold you canon shape but it apparently is known for it absurd rate of fire. I was told a story that apparently during a certain battle it was being fired so quickly that they got a guy to place wet rags on the barrel so it didn’t overheat. It had a really horrific nickname but I can’t remember it and for some reason it feels too macabre to mention.
Funny how this just popped. I quickly learned this and that girls love it. One has to be careful, because it packs a punch, like the French 75 gun. The cognac version looks interesting.
I felt in love with this channel the first time I saw it! you both are hilarious! BTW you are the reason why a now have a 15 bottle cart bar at home. Cheers from Italy :)
I do a blend of both 1/2 oz Bummer and Lazarus Gin (grape based), 1/2 oz Cognac, 1/2 oz lemon juice, 1/2 oz simple syrup, champagne (always champagne). I always pour the champagne first so it incorporates easier. All the Milk and Honey guys say to serve in a big Coupe glass and use a more full cocktail proportions but I only have flutes at my place
Outstanding! You are great together and bring a lot of fun. The Black Liver Project folks are pushing your shows out into the Twitters because they love you in our shows and now really dig your videos.
I didn't know that cognac is common to use in F75 but I tried in home versions with gin, bourbon and cognac by my own invention and all of them are super deliscious!
Its worth noting that the style of garnish in this cocktail will have a lot of nucleation sites to agitate the sparking wine so it will go flat very fast. Loved the video! Cheers!
What a great new cocktail channel! I just watched all your videos back to back, and love how everything is explained plus all the outtakes! Cant wait for more to come!
Just checking this one out now because I'm making these on my livestream this weekend. Omigosh...LOVE your videos! And love when you're both on! :) The spill at the end was everything. Thanks for all you do!
IF you want a REALLY fun French75, use one of those Butterfly Blue Pea Flower gins like "End of Days Luna Blue" or "Conniption." You'll get AMAZING floral notes on the nose, and a beautiful pink-lavender color...
Cheers! to the best cocktail channel on the tube. Az (is it spelled correctly ?) you're a natural both behind and in front of the camera! you guys are great. made several of your coctails already last week I made the smokey old fashioned Cheers from Belgium
you just did that in front of 16 people .... and the video has 1.4k in likes ... i think it was a liiitle more than 16, cheers, as always magnificent content
I have to tell you that I all my years as a bartender, even when I worked at the Pierre Hotel in NYC, I never had a customer ask for a 75 to be made with brandy and as you said it was built in a Collins glass.
Had to wince when the cocktail was knocked over at the end. I literally dropped three cocktails, a lemonade and a beer directly on the floor in front of a guest's table last night and watching the French 75 tip over gave me flashbacks lol
A bartender at a favorite steakhouse adds St. Germaine to his French 75 and it makes all the difference, for the better.
Yes, And I've only had one with vodka. I thought that was traditional
I love your quirky and joyful personality. Your instructions are succinct and easy to follow, coupled with your effervescent demeanor makes for educational and entertaining viewing. Cheers!
Thank you, Marcelo! Cheers!
Honestly love your videos Anders. Every other channel I’ve attempted to watch was either too stuffy or the bartender too arrogant. You approach bartending with the right spirit (hah! see what I did there?) and make it fun. Your videos have inspired me to build my bar thank you!
Thanks, Andre! Love that you’re building your own bar! Cheers to you! 🥃
Made the French 75 with London Dry and it was delicious. Everyone wanted seconds, and thirds. Amped up the lemon and syrup in the second version and every liked the initial dryer version. Hence the “thirds”
This was among the cocktails we offered at our neighborhood New Years Eve gathering. They quickly became the only cocktail requested, almost everyone became overserved. Navy strength gin. No worries, everyone was walking home.
I love you guys; and loved the way Anders gulped down the remaining cocktail that spilled. So funny!
Currently on my 6th month as a ''bartender'', your videos were the first I ever watched.
Loving every minute of my new job.
Thanks Anders
Best job in the world
You just did that in front of (8:00) 16 people… wait number is updated and… 62,000 people. Awesome show!
Fun fact; In Belgium we call the minimal noise when you open a bottle of sparkling wine (champagne, cava, proseco, etc) a "Nun's fart".
It's the noise when you can just barely hear it.
Not sure if other parts of the world have a name for that noise, or if the term is a global thing.
Lmao
All of your videos just put me in a good mood. I appreciate it
Wow! Just made these with gin and they were delicious!! Two within 20 minutes of each other hit hard though 🤣. My wife and I LOVE your channel, great work!
My favorite bartending channel to watch, EVER. Thanks for always making me giggle
Thanks, Juliana! Cheers to you!
Love the chemistry between those two!
Another really fun vid! The “extra” with the spill is a stitch, nice garnishes!
Absolutely love your videos and I can't help myself binge watching. You two have endearing personalities!
We serve these in a coupe glass - with a much shorter lemon twist 😄. The coupe just makes it seem fancy, I think. We had a few customers start to order it with Empress 1908 gin and it does make for a visually appealing cocktail. Gives it a nice lavender color similar to an aviation.
Your videos are great.. a wonderful combination of history, barmanship, enjoyment plus Anders and Az are just delightful characters. These videos pick me up even if I’m down. Cheers.
Thanks, Gary! Cheers to you!
I have been adding a half oz of chambord very good adds a nice touch of rasbery to it
Love, love, love seeing you both and so much fun!!! Well done!!
Had my first French 75 today and it’s my new fav!!!! ❤
Don’t drink the 75 very often, but when I do....! Great session, loved that AZ put the camera on autopilot f a bit! Oh, yeah, and I love the extended outtake.
Such a bartender, finishes the drink while the glassy runs to get the towel. Love it
One of my favorite cocktail channel !!! Great Job again!
your channel is so fun to watch! i've been sick this weekend and have been binge watching your episodes from oldest to newest!
You are a blessing to watch! Thanks for all the sips, tips and recipes
I sure needed such wonderful people making one of our favorite cocktails today. LURV that you made both!!!! I'm a cognac fan but I know a gin fan. He's wrong. Are y'all available for a private workshop to learn how to master the lemon curls?? Thank you both.😻
You’ve probably mastered the ribbon by now, but in case I’m wrong…try wrapping the lemon peel tightly around a bar spoon. You get tight curls and an easy garnish action by letting it fall off the end of your spoon :)
Love the fun lemon twist! Very fun- will try it.
One of my ultimate favorites, wish it were more popular and well known, its marvelous!
I’m watching this in preparation for new years but I thought I’d mention this. I work at the WW1 museum in KC and one day while wandering around a fellow volunteer came up to me and pointed out our real French 75 gun. It’s a relatively small piece of artillery compared to the rest of the stuff we have. It’s about chest height. And it was inordinately simple. No weird magazine hold you canon shape but it apparently is known for it absurd rate of fire. I was told a story that apparently during a certain battle it was being fired so quickly that they got a guy to place wet rags on the barrel so it didn’t overheat. It had a really horrific nickname but I can’t remember it and for some reason it feels too macabre to mention.
will try this this weekend. My wife ❤ French 75. Will use gin since I don't have cognac. Love Az in the vids too. My lemon zest looks like hers!
Thank you it’s my birthday I luv this cocktail
Funny how this just popped. I quickly learned this and that girls love it. One has to be careful, because it packs a punch, like the French 75 gun.
The cognac version looks interesting.
Awesome! Hannah is ordering one right now! My vote for next week is the semester abroad! Unique and delicious. Looking forward to more!
Nicely done- loved the pre pour tilt tip for the champy and dual spirit options.
there's no better cocktail videos than yours hahaha
Très Magnifique!! Great to see you both 😘🥂. Your channel makes my Fridays. Loving yous. Xoxoxo Shann
Bravo!!! Loved seeing Az joining you. So much fun. ❤️❤️❤️👏
I like it with Cognac one of my favorite drinks
I felt in love with this channel the first time I saw it! you both are hilarious! BTW you are the reason why a now have a 15 bottle cart bar at home. Cheers from Italy :)
Excellent cocktail great way to use up leftover champagne from the New Year
Look! It’s my go to drink...yes gin is the only right way. Thank you! Hope to see you guys soon!
I do a blend of both 1/2 oz Bummer and Lazarus Gin (grape based), 1/2 oz Cognac, 1/2 oz lemon juice, 1/2 oz simple syrup, champagne (always champagne). I always pour the champagne first so it incorporates easier.
All the Milk and Honey guys say to serve in a big Coupe glass and use a more full cocktail proportions but I only have flutes at my place
Okay this may be the coolest channel on RUclips. The booze helps.
You're a trip! Thanks for keeping it simple and fun.
You guys are hilarious and adorable and now I want a cocktail
Thanks, Hilla! I want a cocktail too. Cheers! 🥂
You guys are so adorable! Love this channel, the quirky personality and the great drinks!
Just made one with gin and maple syrup to celebrate the new year. Refreshing and one that creeps up on yah. Here's to 2022!
You guys are awesome.... I love stumbling across older videos! And I love bubbly cocktails!
Outstanding! You are great together and bring a lot of fun. The Black Liver Project folks are pushing your shows out into the Twitters because they love you in our shows and now really dig your videos.
Buhahahhaha! THIS was particularly charming video. Well done guys, totally be making one of these! Happy Summer!
Love the videos when Az comes out to play!
Just what I always thought, Az should be making the drinks! (Anders, no really, your videos are great)
I didn't know that cognac is common to use in F75 but I tried in home versions with gin, bourbon and cognac by my own invention and all of them are super deliscious!
Love you guys and Oz is great thankyou
Danke für das informative und kurzweilige Video.
Crémant - good call
plymouth is the best french 75 ive ever had hands down.
Classic, anither great celebration, cheers
You two together are very fun to watch.
You two are such a cute couple. I enjoy watching you produce these videos and enjoy the cocktails together.
I love how silly you guys are! AND great cocktails! 😂
That’s hillarious! 😄 So funny. Especially the punch line at the end… Great content, thank you so much, Anders. 👏👏👏
Great team!! Thanks!!!
This is one of my wife's favorites. Honestly, I would order one in a Collins glass.
Its worth noting that the style of garnish in this cocktail will have a lot of nucleation sites to agitate the sparking wine so it will go flat very fast. Loved the video! Cheers!
Not gonna lie, I'm going to have to google "nucleation sites".
Lol! My favorite episode all of a sudden. Cheers, you kRaZy kIdZ! 🍸
First time I ever see Az and she spills the cocktail haha 😄 I love it though y'all should do more like this it's fun
more videos with the wife... nice seeing you guys have fun!
16 people, lol! Not anymore! You guys are awesome :)
I know this video is from the past, it's great to see Az more in fron of the camera.
Lemon garnish directly inspired from your haircut, love it!
What a great new cocktail channel! I just watched all your videos back to back, and love how everything is explained plus all the outtakes! Cant wait for more to come!
Thank you so much, Cory! I appreciate you watching the videos and I’m happy to hear you enjoy them. Cheers!!
The end was the best! 😂
They look like a fun couple to be around
Years of me skipping on trying to make an french 75 at home 'till I've seen this wideo, happy wednesday everyone!
Love it! Cheers to you!
Just checking this one out now because I'm making these on my livestream this weekend. Omigosh...LOVE your videos! And love when you're both on! :) The spill at the end was everything. Thanks for all you do!
Happy Wednesday! This is the first video of yours I've seen, but I'm definitely subscribing. ♥️
i saw on a video this was made with cognac and egg whites.. I definitely try this was cognac minus the garnish🎉
Just made one. Love it!! Oh no!! Something like I’d go!!
Bloody Hell! It’s not 5:00 at Ander’s! Must be daylight savings.
Cognac with mine!
the perfect ending tbh
Best tutorial I’ve seen for this, thanks & cheers 🥂
IF you want a REALLY fun French75, use one of those Butterfly Blue Pea Flower gins like "End of Days Luna Blue" or "Conniption." You'll get AMAZING floral notes on the nose, and a beautiful pink-lavender color...
Haha, spilling the drink at the end is what happeneds at my place.
Thanks for the uploads dude. I've been drinking tasty cocktails thank to you. 🙏
I think I’ll go with the cognac one. It’s fall/winter now for me, might as well. Thank you!! Cheers! 🥂🥂
Love this video! Now 5,066 people have seen the spill. lol Love the bloopers.
Love their natural goofiness
Nice video guys!
Thank you for great info..(in all your videos)
I’m enjoying it heaps & helps me as a Bartender 🙏
Thanks for the great video; I came prepared with this recipe to a New Year’s Eve get together and it was a hit.
You two look good together.
Cheers! to the best cocktail channel on the tube. Az (is it spelled correctly ?) you're a natural both behind and in front of the camera! you guys are great. made several of your coctails already last week I made the smokey old fashioned
Cheers from Belgium
You both are adorable and David and I lift our Saturns to you in a toast to delicious summery gin-based drinks!
Thanks, Stacey! Cheers to you and David as well!! 🥂
adorable presentation, Anders. I wish I had caught also the young lady's name to thank her, too.
Part foul! Lol, another gem of creative content. Thank you.
you just did that in front of 16 people .... and the video has 1.4k in likes ... i think it was a liiitle more than 16, cheers, as always magnificent content
I love gin. I love cognac. And I love these videos. I'm going to have to make these soon.
Beautiful
another great video
I have to tell you that I all my years as a bartender, even when I worked at the Pierre Hotel in NYC, I never had a customer ask for a 75 to be made with brandy and as you said it was built in a Collins glass.
I love this video❤❤❤
Anders: The trick to opening it is not to make a lot of noise.
Me: Hmm...how do I want to open this, saber or cutlass...
This looks so easy and unpretentious. Just the way I like it 😂