Cocktail Chemistry

The Baby Yoda train keeps on rolling, and here we take our garnish game to the next level with this riff on a Last Word cocktail. Drink it, you must.

Hens love roosters, geese love ganders. Everyone else loves Ned Flanders! Except if he’s making drinks, then I don’t love Ned Flanders. Fortunately I made a massively improved Planter’s Punch courtesy of Smuggler’s Cove.

This video is about smoke bubbles. I'm gonna put smoke in a bubble, and then I'm gonna pop the bubble on a cocktail. It looks dope, and smells awesome. Oh and I'm gonna show you three ways to do it. Smoke bubbles.

We’re back to the danger zone to recreate this simple cocktail made from coffee liqueur and tequila. The improved version I created is one of the best cocktails I’ve had.

Did your boss bring in their daughter into the office to hawk her girlscout goods resulting in a guilt-ridden purchase of thin mints and peanut butter? When life gives you subpar cookies, make delicious cocktails. Here are two killer recipes inspired by the classics.

What started as a video on a fernet and coke quickly spiraled out of control. I now possess 9 bottles of fernet, so it's time for a showdown. Which is the best straight up, and which is the best in the classic Argentinian highball fernet and coke?

Quarantine Cocktails