I like how everytime he shakes the drink, he smiles! that's not only key to bartending for customer satisfaction. But it lets you know, he knows he nailed the drink!
I don't really drink, but this showed up on my feed so I started watching and kept watching because he's just so like-able and the drinks are so pretty.
@@stephane.foisy.186 yeah, likewise but it wouldn't work in this vodka video >_< actually, I'd probably go a Caipirissima (rum) over a Caipiroska/Caipirinha!
I've tried making about 5-6 of your cocktails and they turn out great every time. Great content, Steve, and you just come across as a super likeable person too! Cheers from India!
I like a blind Russian, sub the cream for Irish cream. It's like an alcoholic milkshake. Doesn't need as much coffee liqueur, since the cream is so sweet.
@@michelweienborn2828 All citrus fruits have a lot of oil in their peels. If you squeeze the peel fast, it will shoot the oils out, and they are quite flammable just like most oils are.
I’ve just started my hospitality course in college, and have just been awarded my licence to serve alcohol in a restaurant, these videos are helping me on the way to being a bartender, keep up the good work Steve your a great inspiration to me 🙂
I have no clue why UA-cam decided to recommend me this at 7 o’clock in the morning but I’m so glad they did lol what a pleasant video. Thoroughly enjoyed it, will be watching more!
You are easily the best presenter of cocktail recipes. I like the little bit of history you provide on the drink and I could watch your videos all day. Well done.
Thanks Rosie! Glad you're enjoying the vids.. flaming the orange zest adds some strong aromatics which enhances the flavour - you should try it, it's remarkably easy and impressive!
Caipiroska is really famous in my country for the summer. Let me tell you, nothing feels better than the yellow sugar mixed with vodka and fresh lime. God, this brings back memories!
Caipiroska Recipe: I've been making these (and Capirinhas, the Cachaça version of this cocktail) for over 10 years now, so I thought I would share some details that I find make a difference. Lime: When cutting your lime, try to remove the white strains the run inside the lime. This should reduce bitterness. When placing the lime, either on your shaker or glass, have the pulps facing up before mixing the sugar in. Also, muddle it "dry", with just lime and sugar, this helps ensure that the sugar will really mix in with the lime pulp. I don't shake it myself, but that's when you can then shake it if you like. I personally prefer building it in the glass. Anyhow, I know you have tons of experience, and I don't mean to imply otherwise, but I thought I would share these "tricks" with you anyway.
Newbie here on the cocktail making front. Just bought my first cocktail set but even prior I've always felt that the lime gets abit bitter for my liking when preparing directly to a glass. Will try removing the white strains
Once I've created a variation of the White Russian (idk if this version already exist under another name, but idc), I'll write you down what I've changed because my friends always love this method. I usually use these proportions : 1 part of chilled Espresso (italian coffee shaken with ice or kept in fridge) 2 parts of Vodka 1 part of Kahlúa (coffee liqueur) And then I add on the top (without mixing) some "milk cream" made by 2 parts of whipped cream and 1 part of milk. Another tip, I was making some Sex on the beach, but the Cranberry juice that my friend bought was quite bad. I replaced it with 1 part of Strawberry liqueur, 2 part of Blueberry juice and 1 part of lemon juice. It was (unexpectedly) really tasty.
The start of the first one sounds like an expresso Martini, although I was taught to do expresso straight from a machine, the milk/cream is an interesting add tho
In Finland there was/is a quite local (but in the '90s well known version) of the white russian, called "Iloinen vesseli" ("Happy Laddie" - because the customer who always asked for it was happy and called "Laddie"). In the 90's there was also very popular cocoa powder brand called "Vesseli" (= Laddie) - which kind of gave more kick to the name and this drink was later called just "Laddie" (dropping the happy out of the name). Done in a coktail glass: - Filled with ice - 0,5 part Vodka - 0,5 part (dark) cocoa liquer (original: Crème De Cacao / De Kuyper) - 3 parts milk Stirred and served with a straw.
A drink mix I like is 2 pint glass 1\2 pint cider 1\2 pint lager Double vodka shot Jagger bomb Mx the lager and cider, then just pour in the vodka and jagger bomb don't stir just drink. No idea what it's called but I love it
I've been making a sea breeze for parties without knowing it, this whole time... I've just looked in my fridge and been like "yeah, cranberry juice and grapefruit, why not". Neat to know it's a legitimate thing lmao.
Stumbled on your channel the other day with your 10 cocktails vid and love it, I am looking forward to working my way through all your vids.. just in time for summer and stocking my bar.. I love a caipirinha in summer and the caipiroska should be equally tasty and refreshing!.. you do burn through limes though.. but I love lime!.. anyway thanks for the vids!!..
Love these! I’ve been drinking more vodka lately and these really helped add some variation to my drinks. I was just basically drinking shots or adding it to blood orange lemonade. My favorite is the cosmopolitan. I’d never had one before and I love it! Thanks for your videos, I’ve been trying to keep up with all your new ones as well. 🙂
@Steve The Bartender You, good sir, have just earned a new subscriber! Very nicely done video, and it's easy to follow along with what's being said. I do have a question, though... Have you ever considered, or would you consider in the future, possibly adding some little tidbits of history or backstory of the drinks you show? It's just a suggestion, and obviously you don't have to use this idea, but I think it could be really neat to learn about the cocktails' histories and maybe some of the less well-known alcohols, as well...
Thanks Nicholas! I usually add a few tidbits of info do keep it short and sweet.. I don't include extra info in the compilation videos (such as this one) as I think the video would then be too long...appreciate the feedback though and will make sure I expand a little more on the drinks background in the single recipe vids!
Damn! Found this channel yesterday and boy am I glad! Fantastic videos! P. S. Nothing beats the Cosmo for me, but I'd like very much to try the Sea breeze! Cheers!
So I'm starting to do make drinks as a fun hobby but most of the videos require lots of different ingredients. But till I came across this channel love the fact he keeps it soooo simple but yet makes great drink, I absolutely loved this video and definitely going to subscribe!!!!!
a *russian drink* for guys * 2 oz of Beluga * 2 oz of Russkiy Standard * 2 oz of Stolichnaya * 2 oz of Moskovskaya * 2 oz of Mamont * ice cubes * give a good stir
Came here only to say how delicious White Russians are with other milk substitutes! Almond milk is delicious and so is oat milk. I don’t do regular milk but know it’s still good... but the almond milk especially adds another flavour element 😊
That white russian I saw two of my cats drinking it when my back was turned, i took if from them when I noticed but damn even house cats like your cocktails they are that good lol
highly recommend stepping up the quality of your maple syrup you used in the appletini. I used that brand you had and read the back and realised its just sugar syrup with maple flavour. For a few dollars more you can get better stuff and the taste (for me at least) was night and day.
Yeah - I discovered that when I grabbed it out of the fridge a few weeks later and it was mouldy as... looked into it and yep, sugar and maple flavour!!
Caipirinha! Directly from brazil! Our most popular vodka cocktail... it is originaly made with a strong sugarcane liquor called cachaça. But the vodka variation is also marvelous.
Thanks Luiz! I uploaded the Caipirinha a long time ago, would be interesting to see how similar it is to what you would find in Brazil? ua-cam.com/video/liI1qiuiXb4/v-deo.html
Love that you say ounces and mL. The picture of the drink at the beginning is good too. Only other thing that would help is if you listed all the ingredients and amounts written on the side the whole time so people could remind themselves
Hi Steve, loving all the content as a cocktail enthusiast. came up with a layered shot cocktail off the top of my head yesterday: in equal parts: Strawberry liqueur, followed by orange juice, topped with vodka of choice.
I never comment on videos but I love this (found after you 10 cocktail vid). Some really fun ideas! I really want to tr y the flamed orange peel garnish! And thank you for giving ml measures, I'm in the UK so saved me a job converting. ✌️
Glad you are enjoying the vids! You’ll be surprised how easy the flamed zest is - don’t hold the orange over the flame for too long, only briefly :-) Metric is so much better! Hehe
Suggest to add fresh green chillies with lime soda and mint leaves along with vodka and a pinch of black salt.. I have tried this drink at home manier times and now I am addicted to it.
🚀 Check out my top 20 tips for making better drinks at home: join.stevethebartender.com.au/20-tips-for-better-drinks
Yoo cocktail book!!
the mid-shake grin gets me every time.
It’s habit now! 😆
Same tho I wait for it 😂👌
I was just about to comment thisss lol
townley I’m so glad I’m not the only one that noticed this 😂😂
Seems like such a nice guy!
you should do top 10 most ordered drinks you get and make a tutorial out of it !
Kind of like this one: 10 EASY COCKTAILS IN 10 MINUTES - ua-cam.com/video/IRkM8jsG-hY/v-deo.html
@@StevetheBartender_ i think my boi anton is on about the 10 most commonly requested cocktails>>>
Yes, that’s a great idea !!
@@lewisgregory6282 I imagine there is a massive overlap
Starts shaking :[
Mid shaking :B
Haha I thought is only me
Hahahah he saw u staring
the cutest!
@uh wot
Thnx :)))
I always tell myself “he’s not going to smile this time” then he does. Then I smile
I like how everytime he shakes the drink, he smiles! that's not only key to bartending for customer satisfaction. But it lets you know, he knows he nailed the drink!
I noticed that too and started laughing. He has become my go-to for drinking building.
I don't really drink, but this showed up on my feed so I started watching and kept watching because he's just so like-able and the drinks are so pretty.
likewise, I wish there was more variety in mocktails
Thanks Cory!!
I have some non-alcoholic options on my to do list =)
Yeah, he makes me thirsty :p
A good reason to start drinking then.
An occasional cocktail or three won't make you an alcoholic.
My pick - the Caipiroska, any day of the week!! How about yours? -- as always, recipes and measurements in the description (including ounces!)...
Mine too. 🖐
I like Mojito so this one is a clear winner for me too
That is a good drink but really prefer the cachaca variant for more flavour.
@@stephane.foisy.186 yeah, likewise but it wouldn't work in this vodka video >_< actually, I'd probably go a Caipirissima (rum) over a Caipiroska/Caipirinha!
I'd go for the appletini 😄
I love how he smiles when he shakes hahahah
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Geezz, i noticed that too🤭🤭
Me too. Hottie
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No, thank you Vladislav! 🙏
I've tried making about 5-6 of your cocktails and they turn out great every time. Great content, Steve, and you just come across as a super likeable person too!
Cheers from India!
My guilty pleasure is the white russian with half and half cream and a strong coffee liqueur.
My favorite cocktail so far
The dude abides.
I use heavy whipping cream and just a little bit of milk
I like a blind Russian, sub the cream for Irish cream. It's like an alcoholic milkshake. Doesn't need as much coffee liqueur, since the cream is so sweet.
@@baseddepartment1306 like this aggression will not stand man, the dude abides with with a good caucasian
I don't even really drink but I'd drink all night just to watch this magic in person. That flaming orange peel move was rad.
Thanks Roxy!! 🔥
Who would have thought all the pesticides in the orange peel are so flammable... ;-)
Yeah that orange peel was brilliant
How did I that work btw?
@@michelweienborn2828 All citrus fruits have a lot of oil in their peels. If you squeeze the peel fast, it will shoot the oils out, and they are quite flammable just like most oils are.
My favorite part is when he does the lil smile while shaking it just looks so professional
I’ve just started my hospitality course in college, and have just been awarded my licence to serve alcohol in a restaurant, these videos are helping me on the way to being a bartender, keep up the good work Steve your a great inspiration to me 🙂
I love that you smile every time you shake up the cocktails
I have no clue why UA-cam decided to recommend me this at 7 o’clock in the morning but I’m so glad they did lol what a pleasant video. Thoroughly enjoyed it, will be watching more!
Lol, 7am!? UA-cam has a drinking problem 🤣🤣🤣
9 am here lmao
aye, its 7:21 on a friday rn and im debating a couple things lmao
I see alcoholic video suggestions at any hour 😂
Really love the way u smile when you start the shake everytime.
I loved that you mentioned caipiroska! I am from Brazil, felt remebered
You are easily the best presenter of cocktail recipes. I like the little bit of history you provide on the drink and I could watch your videos all day. Well done.
Thank you! Your kind words are appreciated!
Does lighting the orange peel bring out the flavor? Never seen that before, cool!! All of the drinks look like a work of art. I love the detail.
Yes it gives it the aroma of the peel and it makes the drink really nice in my opinion.
Thanks Rosie! Glad you're enjoying the vids.. flaming the orange zest adds some strong aromatics which enhances the flavour - you should try it, it's remarkably easy and impressive!
Never heard about Caipiroska, but now I want to try it, 'cause it sounds delicious.
Its quite strong but if you like vodka youll love it!
My favorite during the summer months, it’s crisp and refreshing.
It's basically a Caipirinha with vodka instead of rum
Have you had a chance to try it yet Milosz?
Made it immediately upon watching the recipe for it and I must tell you, it’s pretty damn good
Mom:what do you want be when you grow up
Me: a bartender
Lol! Would your Mum approve? >_
My mom might she likes her old fashioned and bloody mary
Rethink that dude it can be exhausting
bauerpower13 you will have to work maybe with just one day free per week and everyday going home really late at night
Steve the Bartender yes I’ve told her that’s my plan and she approves
That Apple fan and the flaming orange were so fun!
@white Russian - I would use cream and float it on top - The shown version is from a Tarantino movie.
White Russian is my favorite out of them all.. just because of how no 2 cocktails will ever look the same
Sea breeze or Cosmo are my favorite. And I love that grin.
That shake smile! Every other UA-camd who makes drinks has a weird look on their face when they shake. I appreciate the smile!
For shure the Caipiroska straight from Brazil!!! 🇧🇷🇧🇷
He’s so freaking adorable 🥰 that smile gets me every time
Caipiroska is really famous in my country for the summer. Let me tell you, nothing feels better than the yellow sugar mixed with vodka and fresh lime. God, this brings back memories!
Caprioska is brilliant because its very good and amazingly simple at the same time
Caipiroska Recipe: I've been making these (and Capirinhas, the Cachaça version of this cocktail) for over 10 years now, so I thought I would share some details that I find make a difference.
Lime: When cutting your lime, try to remove the white strains the run inside the lime. This should reduce bitterness.
When placing the lime, either on your shaker or glass, have the pulps facing up before mixing the sugar in. Also, muddle it "dry", with just lime and sugar, this helps ensure that the sugar will really mix in with the lime pulp. I don't shake it myself, but that's when you can then shake it if you like. I personally prefer building it in the glass.
Anyhow, I know you have tons of experience, and I don't mean to imply otherwise, but I thought I would share these "tricks" with you anyway.
Newbie here on the cocktail making front. Just bought my first cocktail set but even prior I've always felt that the lime gets abit bitter for my liking when preparing directly to a glass. Will try removing the white strains
Once I've created a variation of the White Russian (idk if this version already exist under another name, but idc), I'll write you down what I've changed because my friends always love this method.
I usually use these proportions :
1 part of chilled Espresso (italian coffee shaken with ice or kept in fridge)
2 parts of Vodka
1 part of Kahlúa (coffee liqueur)
And then I add on the top (without mixing) some "milk cream" made by 2 parts of whipped cream and 1 part of milk.
Another tip, I was making some Sex on the beach, but the Cranberry juice that my friend bought was quite bad. I replaced it with 1 part of Strawberry liqueur, 2 part of Blueberry juice and 1 part of lemon juice. It was (unexpectedly) really tasty.
The start of the first one sounds like an expresso Martini, although I was taught to do expresso straight from a machine, the milk/cream is an interesting add tho
The last drink looks amazing
0:28 Appletini
2:42 Cosmopolitan
4:10 Caipiroska
6:16 White Russian
7:36 Sea Breeze
The sea breeze looks fantastic. So visually pleasing
This quarantine will make me an alcoholic 😂
Uguale in tutto il mondo.... Ciao
What’s the update? Haha
a mi tambien me pasa lo mismo
Both
I loved the caipiroska.. A resort here in Kenya calls it 'famous dawa'.. Amazing
In Finland there was/is a quite local (but in the '90s well known version) of the white russian, called "Iloinen vesseli" ("Happy Laddie" - because the customer who always asked for it was happy and called "Laddie"). In the 90's there was also very popular cocoa powder brand called "Vesseli" (= Laddie) - which kind of gave more kick to the name and this drink was later called just "Laddie" (dropping the happy out of the name).
Done in a coktail glass:
- Filled with ice
- 0,5 part Vodka
- 0,5 part (dark) cocoa liquer (original: Crème De Cacao / De Kuyper)
- 3 parts milk
Stirred and served with a straw.
A drink mix I like is
2 pint glass
1\2 pint cider
1\2 pint lager
Double vodka shot
Jagger bomb
Mx the lager and cider, then just pour in the vodka and jagger bomb don't stir just drink.
No idea what it's called but I love it
subscribed to your channel after previous video and I have to admit that your videos are so friendly and understandable, thanks!
Thanks for the sub Subwoofer811! Glad you like my vids - will keep em coming!
You're a good shaker, Steve. I hate seeing wimpy shakes!
I love the Sea Breeze! And of course the mid-shake gin gets me every time! 😁
No one is free from sorrows but your smile says you can always brighten it up :D loved all of them... Much love and peace to you ❣️
I love all ur cocktail drinks. Ur the best. ...Gobbless
I've been making a sea breeze for parties without knowing it, this whole time... I've just looked in my fridge and been like "yeah, cranberry juice and grapefruit, why not". Neat to know it's a legitimate thing lmao.
Stumbled on your channel the other day with your 10 cocktails vid and love it, I am looking forward to working my way through all your vids.. just in time for summer and stocking my bar.. I love a caipirinha in summer and the caipiroska should be equally tasty and refreshing!.. you do burn through limes though.. but I love lime!.. anyway thanks for the vids!!..
Oh and the drinks look awesome, I always do Vodka, Lime juice and simple syrup.
A vodka gimlet - simple yet tasty!
@@StevetheBartender_ Yes Very tasty! That and a Bourbon old fashion are my favorite.
Appletini is my new fave- thank you!
I liked all the cocktails.I saved this .Thanks.
Most welcome!
Got my birthday coming up and was looking for cocktails we can make for fun! Thanks so much, now I have a few ideas!
Most welcome! Only a handful of ingredients so you can mix them all for your birthday! >_
Caipiroska & Sea Breeze rock 👍
Along with the touch of that heart winning smile 😊
All good wishes from India 🙏
I like you and everything you did. Pls keep updating us. I'm ever ready to learn everything!
Thanks Samuel! Filming the top whiskey cocktails today!
A mix drink
That grin during the shake let’s you know it’s a good drink
Your app is fantastic
Love these! I’ve been drinking more vodka lately and these really helped add some variation to my drinks. I was just basically drinking shots or adding it to blood orange lemonade. My favorite is the cosmopolitan. I’d never had one before and I love it! Thanks for your videos, I’ve been trying to keep up with all your new ones as well. 🙂
Glad you loved them Bethn921! You should check out the 1934 Cosmopolitan too (gin based)!
@Steve The Bartender
You, good sir, have just earned a new subscriber! Very nicely done video, and it's easy to follow along with what's being said. I do have a question, though...
Have you ever considered, or would you consider in the future, possibly adding some little tidbits of history or backstory of the drinks you show?
It's just a suggestion, and obviously you don't have to use this idea, but I think it could be really neat to learn about the cocktails' histories and maybe some of the less well-known alcohols, as well...
Thanks Nicholas! I usually add a few tidbits of info do keep it short and sweet.. I don't include extra info in the compilation videos (such as this one) as I think the video would then be too long...appreciate the feedback though and will make sure I expand a little more on the drinks background in the single recipe vids!
@@StevetheBartender_ sounds great, I look forward to watching more of your content
Im gonna frame that smile in my house lowkey
Haha lol
the happiness when he mixes it
The White Russian is and would always be one of my favorite cocktails. So simple yet succinct
I can’t wait to try making these!
For homemade cocktails, you can check out the below UA-cam link: ua-cam.com/play/PL1nFQi8Z617B1lFI4MJ1YOWZIiM4ZHIRH.html
Love the videos! Your smile makes the videos every time lol
Thanks for the detailed instructions 👍🏼 keep them coming mate.
No worries Jarryd! Will definitely keep the videos coming!
Loving your videos, and the way you smile while shaking it!
Caipiroska is always a good choice, simple, with every day ingredient, at least here in Brazil, and very tasty!
Caprioska sounds amazing. I need to get myself a bartending-kit and start doing this.
All of these look good..Seabreeze is wonderful though.
I wish there was a love react for this video than just like... Awesome recipes
Thanks Dheemanth! Glad you loved the vid!
sea breeze looked heavenly
The texturing parts,
u give to every cocktail was ossom
I usually like doing the Cosmopolitan. It's the most requested when im invinting friends over and usually gets me all hailed to the heavens
Can't go wrong with the Cosmo hey... have you tried the original 1934 Cosmopolitan? ua-cam.com/video/SOMhzFErdDI/v-deo.html
I like the shaking part 😁 can you do that again?
I had to laugh at that part also. That practised dance and then the big smile halfway through 😂
Damn! Found this channel yesterday and boy am I glad! Fantastic videos!
P. S. Nothing beats the Cosmo for me, but I'd like very much to try the Sea breeze! Cheers!
Thanks so much Mihailo!! Glad you’re enjoying the vids - still soooo many videos on my to do list!
So I'm starting to do make drinks as a fun hobby but most of the videos require lots of different ingredients. But till I came across this channel love the fact he keeps it soooo simple but yet makes great drink, I absolutely loved this video and definitely going to subscribe!!!!!
Thanks Jose, welcome to the channel!
steve the bartender really explains how to make cocktails so easy to learn. cheers
First of all Steve I like the way you shake your cocktails. I think there’s a bit of a technique in there😀
Thanks Cyndy!
UWC Steve!
UWC?
@@StevetheBartender_ Ur welcome?
awesome thanks❤🍹🍸
a *russian drink* for guys
* 2 oz of Beluga
* 2 oz of Russkiy Standard
* 2 oz of Stolichnaya
* 2 oz of Moskovskaya
* 2 oz of Mamont
* ice cubes
* give a good stir
why is this not also for girls?
@@masoncotterel1731 just give it a rest lad
gaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay
@@masoncotterel1731 fck up
Came here only to say how delicious White Russians are with other milk substitutes! Almond milk is delicious and so is oat milk. I don’t do regular milk but know it’s still good... but the almond milk especially adds another flavour element 😊
Amazing video.. I would recommand trying Cosmo with citrus infused vodka.. it adds more depth and more amazing citrusy flavour and freshness
love the way you say caipiroska! Brazilian here the recipe kind of diferent, but works. cheers
Thanks Nat, how. Do you make yours?
What no Moscow mule ? Kidding. May be if you had 10 vodka drinks video it'd make the list
I'll try your Appletini ! ! Amazing. 🎉🎉🎷🎷
How was it? :)
That white russian I saw two of my cats drinking it when my back was turned, i took if from them when I noticed but damn even house cats like your cocktails they are that good lol
aww.
highly recommend stepping up the quality of your maple syrup you used in the appletini. I used that brand you had and read the back and realised its just sugar syrup with maple flavour. For a few dollars more you can get better stuff and the taste (for me at least) was night and day.
Yeah - I discovered that when I grabbed it out of the fridge a few weeks later and it was mouldy as... looked into it and yep, sugar and maple flavour!!
Caipiroska is life. I do variations with strawberry, pinneapple, passionfruit, grapefruit.
Caipirinha! Directly from brazil! Our most popular vodka cocktail... it is originaly made with a strong sugarcane liquor called cachaça. But the vodka variation is also marvelous.
Thanks Luiz! I uploaded the Caipirinha a long time ago, would be interesting to see how similar it is to what you would find in Brazil?
ua-cam.com/video/liI1qiuiXb4/v-deo.html
He thinks we come for the cocktail recipes, but really we are here for that smile :D
Caiprioska & Seabreeze. ❤️ the fresh juices
Hells yes! Caipiroska for sure!!
The Caipiroska sounds delicious and refreshing. Simple enough to make any time. I'll be enjoying one this weekend forsure.
Super simple! Hope you enjoy it! 👌
Love that you say ounces and mL. The picture of the drink at the beginning is good too. Only other thing that would help is if you listed all the ingredients and amounts written on the side the whole time so people could remind themselves
Full recipes are always in the description or you can download the app 👌
I like how square the ice cubes are for some reason...i know, I'm a goof...lol.
Millie Tant I like em too! 😆 I have a big commercial Hoshizaki ice machine 👌
Simple, precise and ever smiling brother . MGBU
Thanks Mark! Which is your prefer vodka cocktail?
I will never turn down a White Russian. My wife introduced me to them about 24 years ago, and I haven't looked back.
I'm putting my faith in you, if it tastes bad I'll curse your vodka to taste like Absolut.
@@Chillibe Have I ever led you astray? 😂😂😂
Hi Steve, loving all the content as a cocktail enthusiast. came up with a layered shot cocktail off the top of my head yesterday: in equal parts: Strawberry liqueur, followed by orange juice, topped with vodka of choice.
As a Brazilian, I can say you did well by the Caipiroska. Bravo!!
The first one looks quiet interessting to me, never seen such a combination before but ill try that out :D:D Best regards from germany \o/
caipiroska and white russian is on another level (to me) than rest 3. Anyone same? :)
tom jens
Agree, we've the same taste.
Caipiroska is a typical pre- and white russian an after diner one!
@@bobfrieser6987 have you tried caipiroska with lemon instead of lime, if so - how did it compare?
I never comment on videos but I love this (found after you 10 cocktail vid). Some really fun ideas! I really want to tr y the flamed orange peel garnish! And thank you for giving ml measures, I'm in the UK so saved me a job converting. ✌️
Glad you are enjoying the vids! You’ll be surprised how easy the flamed zest is - don’t hold the orange over the flame for too long, only briefly :-)
Metric is so much better! Hehe
Thanks a lot, All explained simply with accessible ingrediencies. I make the white Irish with vanilla syrup in parties and it rocks!!!
Suggest to add fresh green chillies with lime soda and mint leaves along with vodka and a pinch of black salt.. I have tried this drink at home manier times and now I am addicted to it.