On this episode, I am returning after a long hiatus and am happy to report that “How to Drink” is back. In the video I give a view updates and how I’ll be moving forward. Cheers!

On this episode of How to Drink, I am taking a look at a Cinco de Mayo favorite, the Margarita! I’m finally taking a shot (I mean, chance) on tequila, and I’m not too sure why it has taken me this long. I love Maragaritas and Cinco de Mayo so I hope you enjoy the video and my preferred Margarita recipe. Happy Cinco de Mayo!

On this episode of Chaser, I am taking another look at the Margarita but making a Salt Air Margarita and a Tequila Daisy. To go along with those drinks, I will also be giving a tour of my wonderful 600 square foot apartment! So welcome to my home, and I hope you enjoy. Cheers!

On this episode of How to Drink, I’m going to be showing you how to make the best brunch cocktail on earth, the Gordon’s Breakfast. This is a Gin and Cucumber drink courtesy of Milk+Honey, and it is one of my absolute favorites! Now, the Gordon’s Breakfast is a variation of the Gordon’s Cup, so I will be making this drink both ways but either way both are sublime brunch drinks. Hope you enjoy, cheers!

On this episode of How to Drink, I am taking a look at a Cinco de Mayo favorite, the Margarita! I’m finally taking a shot (I mean, chance) on tequila, and I’m not too sure why it has taken me this long. I love Maragaritas and Cinco de Mayo so I hope you enjoy the video and my preferred Margarita recipe. Happy Cinco de Mayo!

On this episode of How to Drink, I am taking a look at a classic cocktail called a Boulevardier. The Boulevardier is a cocktail with origins in Harry’s New York Bar (which of course is in Paris) in the 1920’s. It’s a combination of Bourbon, Campari, and Vermouth. At its core it is a simple drink that really doesn’t need improving, so I present it here fair simple. Hope you enjoy, cheers!

On this episode of How to Drink, I'm giving the easy sipping Tequila + Grapefruit cooler that I love as a brunch drink: The Paloma. This particular recipe comes from Ivy Stark, and I really think you’re going to like it. It’s a simple refreshing drink and you really cannot go wrong in trying one! Hope you enjoy, cheers!

On this episode of How to Drink, I am making the best Cosmo you’ve ever had in honor of “Sex and the City’s” 20th anniversary. The Cosmopolitan is more than just Vodka cranberry, it is comprised of multiple ingredients, and as I demonstrate in this episode it’s one that leaves some room to improve upon too. Hope you enjoy, cheers!

On this episode of How to Drink, I’m taking a look at a single serving version of Philadelphia Fish House Punch from Double Indeminty, the great noir! If you’ve never seen Double Indemnity, or aren’t very familiar with Film Noir, you really owe it to yourself to see this one and to give the Fish House Punch a try. Hope you enjoy, cheers!

On this episode, I am doing something a little different! This week I go to Bar Convent Brooklyn to hang out with my friends from the House of Angostura and make a Trinidad Sour. I met up with tons of people making all kinds of new spirits and liqueurs, and tried some awesome drinks. Hope you enjoy, cheers!

On this episode of How to Drink, I’m taking a look at the Sherry Cobbler! The Sherry Cobbler is really a drink that may very well predate the Old Fashioned. It’s pretty easy to make, just a combination of orange wedges, sugar, sherry, and shaken over ice and served on crushed ice. Give it a try, you won’t be disappointed! Hope you enjoy, cheers!

On this episode of Chaser, I’m going to be making the Cosmopolitan the perfect way, the Dale DeGroff way. This drink is light, refreshing and delicious. You’ll love it! This version of the Cosmo is the ideal version for your “Sex and the City” viewing parties. Hope you enjoy, cheers!

On this episode of How to Drink, I’m taking a look at a cocktail that is supposedly perfect for hangovers, the Red Eye from the movie Cocktail with Tom Cruise. It’s a pretty straightforward drink with a combination of beer, tomato juice, egg, and hot sauce, but it’s better than it sounds to be honest! I wouldn’t say that this is a Brunch drink, but one you’d probably find hanging out in a dive bar. Either way, if you’re feeling awful the morning after a night of drinking I highly encourage giving the Red Eye a try. Hope you enjoy, cheers!

On this episode of How to Drink, I’m making a classic brunch cocktail with a perfect Bloody Mary. You’d probably recognize this drink filled to the brim with all kinds of meats, cheeses, pickles, or anything that the bartender can squeeze into it. In this video, I’m keeping it simple with the traditional celery stalk, some olives, and gherkins. If your hangover is raging, and you’re trying to freshen up, I find the kick of hot sauce and horseradish in a Bloody Mary to be the perfect thing. Hope you enjoy, cheers!

On this episode of Chaser, I I'm tackling Orange Liqueurs. What is Curaçao? What is Triple Sec? Grand Marnier? Cointreau? I dive a little into the history of them, and then do some side by side taste testing of a few key bottles to find out.

On this episode of How to Drink, I am recreating the Moloko Plus from A Clockwork Orange. I’m making this drink as close as possible to the drink in the film besides all of the illicit drugs so that things don’t get too out of hand, and that we stay somewhat reasonable. If you’re a fan of “A Clockwork Orange” give this drink a try, it was invented by Morgan Shick at Trick Dog in San Francisco and it does not disappoint. Hope you enjoy, cheers!

On this episode of How to Drink, I’m taking a look at a summer cocktail that will cool off the summer heat called the Jack Rose. It’s a delightfully crisp cocktail to enjoy during the dog days of summer with a flavor that is crisp, cool, tart, apple-y. I love this drink and highly encourage it for when you feel like you can escape the heat! Hope you enjoy, cheers!

On this episode of How to Drink, I am showing you how to enjoy a Luxardo Spritz three ways. You and your guests will love it! Make sure to follow Luxardo for recipes, tips and more! Hope you enjoy, cheers!

On this episode of How to Drink, I am taking a look at a Tiki staple called the Navy Grog. This three rum tiki magic cocktail is a must have at all of your tiki parties! The Navy Grog is a simple, easy recipe that anyone can follow and is one delicious tiki drink. Give it a try and let me know what you think. Hope you enjoy, cheers!

On this episode of Chaser, I am going to show you how to make Oleo-Saccharum and the best grapefruit soda I’ve ever had. Oleo-Saccharum is an awesome ingredient to have, and one that’s not quite like anything else behind the bar. Once you’ve learned how to make it, you’ll find yourself experimenting with all kinds of citrus to make all kinds of oleos. Hope you enjoy, cheers!

On this episode of How to Drink, I am making a Bitter Paloma and I have to say that it is the best Paloma I have ever had. I used Luxardo for this recipe, so make sure to follow Luxardo for all their cocktail recipes, tips and more! Hope you enjoy this Paloma as much as I did! Cheers!

On this episode of How to Drink, I’m taking a look at the rum staple, the Mojito. The Mojito is of course the famed national drink of Cuba and came to prominence there, typically made with Barcardi Rum. It's is a summer favorite, and it’s simple enough to make. These drinks are light, refreshing, delicious, and frankly dangerous because they will sneak up on you. Hope you enjoy, cheers!

On this episode of Chaser, I’m showing you how to make your own ginger syrup. It’s a staple in my home bar for use in Dark and Stormys, Mule drinks, and also just to make a delicious ginger beer when I’m looking for something non-alcoholic. There’s not too much to the process here so follow along and by the end of the video you will be making Ginger syrup before you know it!

On this episode of How to Drink, I’m taking a look at how to make the perfect Dark and Stormy cocktail. Fun fact, Gosling’s enforces a claim they hold over the copyright of the drink, and requires it to be made with their rum. Which I don’t do here, so however you like to make your Dark and Stormy, I encourage you to do so. Hope you enjoy, cheers!

On this episode of How to Drink,I make the 20th Century Limited Cocktail, a drink from North By Northwest, an absolute classic film from the 50's, and my personal favorite of Alfred Hitchcock’s. Hope you enjoy, cheers!

On this episode of How to Drink, I present the New York Sour or as it might have been known in the 1890's a Fancy Sour. There were "Fancy" variations of all kinds of drinks back then, the idea being to embellish a cocktail to its maximum limit and arrive at something you'd still actually want to drink. Party like it's 1899 with the New York Sour, a Whiskey Sour variation from the golden age of cocktails. Cheers!

On this episode of How to Drink, I’m taking a look at a delicious and unique drink known as the Sour Cherry Gin Martinez. A drink that you definitely need in your home bar! I’m happy to be brought to you by Luxardo, and wouldn't you know, they've got a brand new product on the market and you should pick up a bottle. Of course, I'm talking about Sour Cherry Gin, a London Dry style gin that's been infused with the Luxardo Orchard Marasca Cherries, and it's frankly delicious.

On this episode of How to Drink, I present a new Tiki cocktail born from a love of Magnum P.I. called “The King Kamehameha.” The original Magnum P.I. series premiered in 1980, and with it men across the world started sporting Magnum’s (Tom Selleck) iconic mustache! If you're not familiar, it's a one hour drama that follows the exploits of ex-navy-seal-turned-private-eye Thomas Magnum as he solves various crimes and mysteries on the Hawaiian Islands. He lives on the estate of the illustrious Robin Masters, a fictional author, and works for him testing the estates security. Happy Malaloween! Cheers! King Kamehameha was born in 1735 and was the first King of a unified Hawaii, an exceptionally important figure in Hawaiian history. It's also the name of the club Magnum's friend owns and where some of the action of the show takes place. This drink takes it's name from that.

On this episode of How to Drink, I’m taking a look at Citizen Kane’s Rosebud cocktail! Just like Citizen Kane, this drink is complex and wonderful filled with many ingredients. A delicious blend of rums and fruit juices to celebrate and pay homage to Citizen Kane, one of the greatest and most influential films of all time. Cheers!

On this episode of How to Drink, I am gearing up for this week's release of "The Crimes of Grindelwald", so I made a Lobe Blaster from Fantastic Beasts! A big part of this drink is in its presentation, the cocktail will change colors from blue to red in the glass, appropriate for a "magic" cocktail. I like to serve it with a small bottle of the lemon juice on the side, so the guest can drop in the potion and watch the colors change. The secret to this neat trick is in my "blue gin", which is made by steeping dried Butterfly Pea Blossoms in gin. The flowers quickly lend their pigment to the gin without affecting it's flavor. The neat thing about this color is that it's a natural PH indicator, so when we increase the acidity it will shift colors to red. Magic! Or maybe just chemistry. At any rate it's a tasty and easy to drink cocktail your fellow wizards are sure to love.

On this episode of How to Drink, nothing warms me up on the holidays like a Hot Spiked Apple Cider! Try this favorite drink of mine this Thanksgiving! Your Thanksgiving dinner, or really any holiday party, will be greatly improved by this delicious Spiked Apple Cider. There's nothing complicated about this of course, and you could make this in any number of ways, but this recipe is by far my favorite method of preparing this warming holiday beverage. I dare say it is perfect. Would an Applejack or Calvados work here? Certainly, but for my money Bourbon is the order of the day, and a better bourbon at that. It will pay dividends. This drink is very easy to scale up to a large punch bowl size, simply keep the cider hot with a bottle of bourbon nearby so that guests can spike their own drinks as they serve, otherwise alcohol will be lost to the simmering. I hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving and that this spiked cider brings warmth to your table. If you have your own recipe, I'd love to hear about it in the comments!

With the disappointing release of Fallout 76 I'm feeling nostalgic for the original, and creating an original cocktail to go with it. Come on down to Vault HTD for a Stimpak Shot!

This week I taste four Scotch Highballs in honor of Sir. Winston Churchills birthday. Things get a bit loose, I hope Sir. Winston would approve...

This is the REAL Butterbeer, a recipe from 1588 that is one of the best things I've ever drank. Wizard approved!

Mulled Cider is a tradition around this time of year that goes way back, so I'm making some Elizabethan style Wassail! Get in here and a Wassailing we go!

This low proof Champagne Spritzer is going to be a huge hit at your Christmas party, and I'm giving you two ways to make it! Get in here, it's the most wonderful time of the year!

This is the best Hot Toddy you can make, and it's dead simple. Holiday hangover? Here's the cure!