History of Mixology

Bar Smarts - The History of Mixology. Mix With The Best Masters of Mixology.
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[@worstbartenderever1702]

I was so absorbed that when it cuts suddenly I just said "Talk more, please, talk more now!"

[@terredomini7703]

You can buy "Punch" or "Imbibe" from the same guy on Amazon :) The name is David Wondrich

[@saikakumanu1439]

same with me dude....:)

[@rockthebuilder]

Seriously. me too

[@SteveJWeller]

Thanks for that. Shame about the abrupt ending

[@garylevine4546]

Excellent job!

[@edpowers9865]

Holy Smokes, this was super concise and informative. How does it only have 20k views?
Praise the @CZcams Algorithm gods!

[@spirosfwiw]

The one and only...David Wondrich

[@MartyBruzzese]

great vid! where is the rest indeed?

[@TuAMiMeLaPelas76]

David Wondrich is his name

[@elboxeo403]

The Pope of Mixology. Amen.

[@miquelsubira3076]

really nice

[@BinxandDan]

This was great... I had to subscribe :-)

[@garlicgirl3149]

Love this history!

[@CookinginRussia]

Don't confuse this with actual history. Much of it is very wrong.

[@gustavoarias5207]

soo nice

[@Opretlis]

great bartenders !!!

[@joffeloff]

Hey, when DID distilled spirits become popular? 1500-1600s?
I'm trying to figure out how far past they'd belong in historical fiction. ^^

[@Quintinohthree]

Thereabouts, yes. The Old Bushmills Distillery dates back to 1608, so it's really more the 1600-1700 era.

[@joffeloff]

By the way, what happened to the rest? :(

[@dannykakashi23]

Junior Merino is one of the best. Check him out :)

[@CookinginRussia]

There is a lot of misinformation here, sorry to say. Good topic but poorly researched.