I was there! I was 18 or so trying to get home from winter camping on Rock Island. The wind had kicked up overnight and was shoving big ice blocks across the Death's Door straight, stopping ferry service between Washington Island and the peninsula. So, stranded, we went to Nelson's Hall for some grub and to watch a Packers playoff game. Thanks for conjuring up some good old memories.
In Denmark we do have a tradition for drinking bitters straight, although it's a slightly different kind than the ones used in cocktails - they are maybe more related to things like Fernet Branca. Popular bitters in Denmark are Gammel Dansk (meaning: Old Danish) and Arnbitter. It's common at pubs to order an "Aarhus set", which is a beer and a shot of Arnbitter next to it. Aarhus is the name of a city where that specific bitter is from. So it probably wasn't too foreign for Tom to down some bitter.
Personally, I prefer to sip my shot of Ango with a Mexican Coke back. It's really tasty, and the back and forth between the sweet bubbly soda and the dark spicy bitters is very enjoyable. Give it a try!
Today I'm backing mine with a mango Pepsi. Surprisingly good flavor combination. The cola flavor, the (admittedly probably artificial) mango, the cloves, they all work together to make a very nice and long lasting taste on your palette. I recommend it if you can find a can of mango Pepsi in your area.
@@josephwilliams1915 I don't know if I'd say I like mexican cola more thab coke or mexican coke, but I think it would definately be a really good compliment for angustora bitters
I just discovered your channel on a friend's recommendation, and browsing through your videos I thought...'Huh, a shot of bitters. How very Wisconsin.' So then to click, watch, and find our you're from my favorite place on Earth is wonderful!
Just now caught this video. So you’re a Door County boy! My grandparents had lakefront property in Gills Rock. Funny thing is for the 36 years that I went up there constantly, I have NEVER been to Washington Island. My grandfather always there was nothing over there and no need to go. LOL. The passenger only ferry used to leave from the dock across harbor from where my grandparents lived.
What a fun story and I have to say, the thought of doing an Ango shot has never crossed my mind. While intense, it was actually far better than I thought it would be. Dare I say it, I kinda liked it.
I’m actually a PTC non taster, so there’s this whole spectrum of bitter chemicals I can’t taste. As a result, bitters shots are actually slightly sweet to me. I fucking love them.
@@spookz4469 I can still taste bitter, but there’s a large selection of bitter chemicals I can’t taste. So kale and vegetables are somewhat sweet to me. Coffee is still bitter, but to my understanding it’s not nearly as bad.
You should order some miracle berries and see how they affect your taste buds! they temporarily alter your tastes buds and sweet and sour foods/drinks are entirely different!
@@killercows3846 it’s not that my tastebuds are strange or confused, there’s just a spectrum of receptors that I either do not have or are VERY insensitive.
As a native Dane, I endorce this practice (although we usually drink the Danish bitters like Dr. Nielsen bitter and Arnbitter, or some of the many Italian bitters, like Fernet Branca).
I've been making cocktails and had a drinking habit since I was 18 and I can't always get alcohol reliably until I turn 21 next year, when I need a few drinks they don't let me down. Much like Tom I immediately saw they sell them to anyone at the grocery store. I'll definitely continue to drink it every once in awhile after my birthday. I drink a bottle to two bottles and it's rather pleasant.
I had a shot of bitters with you in front of the screen, i was sceptic but it tasted better than i thought it would! Cheers and thanks for the company!
Went to a great bar in Chicago called Ward Eight, where the proprietor is from WI and grew up shooting Ango just as you did. His twist on the shot had a small Chartreuse float - I HIGHLY recommend this addition!
@@AndersErickson Yeesh, that was you?! I gotta get it together! Anyway, hope you are well and I look forward to getting back in to see you sometime soon with friends!!
OK, just tried the "bitters shot", at home, after watching the episode that said that I should do this! An interesting experiment! I only, just a couple of days ago had a flight of Vermouth. I know this sounds very differant, but, for me these have both been eye opening experiances. Thank You for for sharing your knowledge, and expertise with the rest of us! Patrick
Never thought to try it, but I took one with you guys. Full shot! I actually genuinely love it, I love bitter flavors, cinnamon, and cloves so I don’t know why I never thought to try it! Will definitely be asking for this next time I go to the local dive just to see them react lol
Fascinating! I live in Evanston, IL but have never made it up to Door County or Washington Island. Now I wanna go just so I can join the bitters club. I love all things bitter- I’m gonna have to try a shot here soon!
Very informative - a whole episode on the old Ango, what a great idea! Also good to see Az out from behind the camera. I predict that this channel may one day evolve into one called Az 'n' Anders. Or something like that.
@@MichaelMartin-eh6wl Az is very pretty, but Anders has the on-camera/host personality! And I'm here for the drinks and info, not the looks! (Love the looks of the cocktails, though) :D
It’s good to hear about obscure places to put on my places to go list. I did the shot with you. Reminds me of a homemade fruit cake I used to make (Alton Brown recipe) but concentrated. Cheers!! Love your channel and early cocktails. I wish more bars knew how to make them. Thanks
Loved this video, I especially enjoyed the arrows and graphics. I hadn’t noticed them in your more recent videos. I suspect they take an inordinate amount of time, but they are well appreciated in this video. Also, I invited my drinking crew to join the bitters club, and made some cards up. Thanks! That was fun.
Not sure how I did not stumble upon this gem of a story earlier. Summer trip! I've been wantng to do the Ludington to Manitowac ferry for years...once in Manitowac it would be foolish not to venture up the coast.
I’m 63. Just did a shot and was “pleasantly” surprised. Will do again. Sent a link to this to my brother thus shaming him into doing a shot. He says it’s disturbing. Cheers.
Yes ! I took my first bitters shot with you ! My Parents were born in Trinidad so I always saw Angostura Bitters in the fridge cuz we use it for cooking... I am born and raised in Toronto and all I gotta say is you got the best vybez man
Definitely going to do one of these shots later! I'm from the midwest, so not only is Door County a regular vacation destination for my family, but i also subscribed as soon as i saw that Journeyman's bottle on your bar ;)
Saw this in my moms fridge lol, that brought me to this video. Took two shots and I actually like it a lot. It reminds me of extra strong yagermeister, or black liquorish on steroids. I would actually drink this stuff quite often if it wasn’t 12 dollars for a tiny little bottle. Cheers!!!
Did not do a shot of bitters, but was drinking a slightly too sweet craft beer and though "what if I put a dash of Angostura into it" and it really made the beer nicer (though not any less sweet).
I love the esoteric bits of history I get from watching your videos! My "shot" is more like a quarter ounce, haha. It is intense but strangely enjoyable! And I never knew it was for medicinal purposes "repurposed" during Prohibition! :) I got my brother-in-law to try it. Cheers!
Earned my bitters club card in 2018! Nelsen's was fun on a Friday night. We're all from Chicago...my wife's aunt and uncle moved up to the island in the 1990's, opened a coffee house and never looked back. Wife's cousin was waitressing and said the bitters club was a must. Great video, Anders.
I'm late to the game, but just watched your video and joined you in a Bitters Shot. I've enjoyed Underberg for a while now, but for some reason I hadn't before thought of pouring myself a shot of Angostura. (Yeah, I don't know why, either.) I like it! Good for what ails ya. Cheers!
So much charisma that I got out of bed at nearly midnight to do a shot with you! I enjoyed it and the evolution was really interesting. It weirdly reminded me of crab boil without the heat and orange peel.
This is so funny. I have become a huge fan of your videos, and found this way back in your vault, and realized that I’ve been to Nelson’s and had the bitters shot! I was just in town for a few days and knew none of the history or lore. Amazing!
Anders, I've been making old fashioned's all night (courtesy of your videos, ty again) Then I wondered if you could shoot bitters, so I looked it up and there you were. I legit paused when you said join me and poured a shot. I won't lie, I doubt I'll do this again.
I spent several Summer vacations in Door County when I was a kid. My Dads Aunt & Uncle had a beautiful cabin on the bay side…beautiful country. 35 years ago my buddy Fritz and I flew up to Door County after attending the EAA air show in Oshkosh. We bicycle camped and spent a day on beautiful Washington Island. I’ll have to do a shot of Angostura before I go back to Oshkosh this year with my brother. Cheers!
holy shit, I actually was intrigued to try this with you... and did. I actually liked it. I guess I will do that with a couple of friends soon. Finally my angustory bitter is getting some good use!
Angostura is very expensive in Denmark where I live. About 20 times the price of other bitters i.e. Fernet Branca. I've therefore never had a shot of Angostura, but will surely try it now.
20 year old alcoholic here yes ik it’s bad. I have all my older friends in Mexico rn so I gotta do what I can and theses shots of bitters every like hour very very nice. Excited to get all my friends together to see how they react to it
Loved the story. I tried the shot straight after I watched the video and it was delicious! I have always loved bitter drinks and Im quite partial to a Fernet Branca after a meal. However the Angostura was so warm, spicy and delicious. Just like Christmas as you said!
Met a bartender from Wisconsin at Navy Strength in Seattle tonight and somehow we got on to ango shots, so I had to try one. Not as bad as I thought it would be
I was there! I was 18 or so trying to get home from winter camping on Rock Island. The wind had kicked up overnight and was shoving big ice blocks across the Death's Door straight, stopping ferry service between Washington Island and the peninsula. So, stranded, we went to Nelson's Hall for some grub and to watch a Packers playoff game. Thanks for conjuring up some good old memories.
Love this story - cheers!
I enjoyed reading about Nelson's Hall on wikipedia, but it's a lot more interesting to hear the story from a full-fledged member of the bitters club!
In Denmark we do have a tradition for drinking bitters straight, although it's a slightly different kind than the ones used in cocktails - they are maybe more related to things like Fernet Branca. Popular bitters in Denmark are Gammel Dansk (meaning: Old Danish) and Arnbitter. It's common at pubs to order an "Aarhus set", which is a beer and a shot of Arnbitter next to it. Aarhus is the name of a city where that specific bitter is from. So it probably wasn't too foreign for Tom to down some bitter.
Personally, I prefer to sip my shot of Ango with a Mexican Coke back. It's really tasty, and the back and forth between the sweet bubbly soda and the dark spicy bitters is very enjoyable. Give it a try!
Will do! I can see how that would be good. Thank you for the tip!!
Jarritos makes a cola. Their cola is far superior tasting to coke, just saying. But it is kinda hard to find.
Today I'm backing mine with a mango Pepsi. Surprisingly good flavor combination. The cola flavor, the (admittedly probably artificial) mango, the cloves, they all work together to make a very nice and long lasting taste on your palette. I recommend it if you can find a can of mango Pepsi in your area.
@@josephwilliams1915 I don't know if I'd say I like mexican cola more thab coke or mexican coke, but I think it would definately be a really good compliment for angustora bitters
I'm glad I'm not the only one who uses bitters and coke
I just discovered your channel on a friend's recommendation, and browsing through your videos I thought...'Huh, a shot of bitters. How very Wisconsin.' So then to click, watch, and find our you're from my favorite place on Earth is wonderful!
Finally, an excuse for me to travel to Wisconsin.
Cheese curds, bro
Try the Lake Geneva Cruise Line!! I’m a mail jumper there and you’d love it!
Spotted cow, too
Door county is a beautiful place Lee!
@@markemenecker5656 omg that stuff is the best brew I’ve ever had, granted I’m not a huge brew guy but I’ve had my fair share and I love it.
Just now caught this video. So you’re a Door County boy! My grandparents had lakefront property in Gills Rock. Funny thing is for the 36 years that I went up there constantly, I have NEVER been to Washington Island. My grandfather always there was nothing over there and no need to go. LOL. The passenger only ferry used to leave from the dock across harbor from where my grandparents lived.
What a fun story and I have to say, the thought of doing an Ango shot has never crossed my mind. While intense, it was actually far better than I thought it would be. Dare I say it, I kinda liked it.
I’m actually a PTC non taster, so there’s this whole spectrum of bitter chemicals I can’t taste.
As a result, bitters shots are actually slightly sweet to me. I fucking love them.
bitter tastes similar to how chalk feels. This might make sense; it might not.
@@spookz4469 I can still taste bitter, but there’s a large selection of bitter chemicals I can’t taste. So kale and vegetables are somewhat sweet to me. Coffee is still bitter, but to my understanding it’s not nearly as bad.
@@lushedleshen that's so weird to try to comprehend. Really interesting!!
You should order some miracle berries and see how they affect your taste buds! they temporarily alter your tastes buds and sweet and sour foods/drinks are entirely different!
@@killercows3846 it’s not that my tastebuds are strange or confused, there’s just a spectrum of receptors that I either do not have or are VERY insensitive.
As a native Dane, I endorce this practice (although we usually drink the Danish bitters like Dr. Nielsen bitter and Arnbitter, or some of the many Italian bitters, like Fernet Branca).
I've always used Angostura in my Old Fashioned and have never thought to take a shot of it, until now. Thanks for that experience!
I've been making cocktails and had a drinking habit since I was 18 and I can't always get alcohol reliably until I turn 21 next year, when I need a few drinks they don't let me down. Much like Tom I immediately saw they sell them to anyone at the grocery store. I'll definitely continue to drink it every once in awhile after my birthday. I drink a bottle to two bottles and it's rather pleasant.
so it gets you drunk????
@@deffinez9651 yes
@@deffinez9651 its about as much alcohol as most liquors and you dont need id to buy. they dont taste too good by themselves though
@@MichaelDZ440how much do you need to get drunk
@@Daxee79 its 45% alcohol so its stronger than most vodka.
Going to save this for whenever I end up in Wisconsin, I will make a point to go way up to Nelsen Hall.
I'm 60 miles by water or a 9 hour drive from Nelsens and love Ango! Loved my first shot and can't wait to visit the pub!
Been to Door County and Washington Island many times. Never knew this. Thank you for sharing.
Will be up there this coming week.
I had a shot of bitters with you in front of the screen, i was sceptic but it tasted better than i thought it would!
Cheers and thanks for the company!
Went to a great bar in Chicago called Ward Eight, where the proprietor is from WI and grew up shooting Ango just as you did. His twist on the shot had a small Chartreuse float - I HIGHLY recommend this addition!
Gee Andrew, I thought you'd remember me 😉 Glad you enjoyed the house shot!
@@AndersErickson Yeesh, that was you?! I gotta get it together! Anyway, hope you are well and I look forward to getting back in to see you sometime soon with friends!!
OK, just tried the "bitters shot", at home, after watching the episode that said that I should do this! An interesting experiment! I only, just a couple of days ago had a flight of Vermouth. I know this sounds very differant, but, for me these have both been eye opening experiances.
Thank You for for sharing your knowledge, and expertise with the rest of us!
Patrick
Never thought to try it, but I took one with you guys. Full shot! I actually genuinely love it, I love bitter flavors, cinnamon, and cloves so I don’t know why I never thought to try it! Will definitely be asking for this next time I go to the local dive just to see them react lol
did the shot with you. i love angostura so i definitely need to visit this place if im ever in wisconsin.
What a fun story! I totally want to go get my bitters card now! Also...Azusa’s reaction is hysterical and I’m OBSESSED with your Halloween costume!
I can’t tell you how happy that costume made me!
Anders Erickson please recycle it and make it a yearly thing! Also...tried the bitters shot! Holy hell thats...INTENSE.
Fascinating! I live in Evanston, IL but have never made it up to Door County or Washington Island. Now I wanna go just so I can join the bitters club. I love all things bitter- I’m gonna have to try a shot here soon!
It was better than I thought! Thanks for this video!
This video is a treat. Explanation and historical, love it all around.
Ah - what a super story and a great idea. Can’t wait to go and pour a shot now!! All the best from the Atlantic Coast of Ireland ☺️
Why can't I like this more than once?
Very informative - a whole episode on the old Ango, what a great idea! Also good to see Az out from behind the camera. I predict that this channel may one day evolve into one called Az 'n' Anders. Or something like that.
Def need more Az. I like Anders, but Az is pretty. Anders can make a good drink.
@@MichaelMartin-eh6wl Az is very pretty, but Anders has the on-camera/host personality! And I'm here for the drinks and info, not the looks! (Love the looks of the cocktails, though) :D
This story is so awesome. If it wasn’t before 9 am while I was watching this I would join you.
I did the shot with you and Az. Quite good actually! Cheers🎉
Her handwriting and copying of the font was incredible. That looked like the actual bottle.
You pressured me into it. Had my first shot of bitters with the two of you! Cheers!
Nice! Cheers, David!
Cheers!
learned something new 👍🏽 greetings from Denmark 🇩🇰
That’s wonderful to hear! Welcome to the channel! 🥃
It’s good to hear about obscure places to put on my places to go list. I did the shot with you. Reminds me of a homemade fruit cake I used to make (Alton Brown recipe) but concentrated. Cheers!! Love your channel and early cocktails. I wish more bars knew how to make them. Thanks
nice story:) glad you shared it with us
I love these kind of stories! Guarantee I will think of that every time I have that bitters now
in this vein, a video on the Trinidad Sour (one of my favorites) would be super cool!
Definitely - I love the Trinidad Sour. Thanks for the comment!
Hubby and I became full fledged members for our first anniversary! Good excuse to continue to visit Door County ☺️🥂
Loved this video, I especially enjoyed the arrows and graphics. I hadn’t noticed them in your more recent videos. I suspect they take an inordinate amount of time, but they are well appreciated in this video. Also, I invited my drinking crew to join the bitters club, and made some cards up. Thanks! That was fun.
I did the shot with you. Never heard of this before. Totally bitter Christmas. Heavy, heavy cloves. Thanks
Not sure how I did not stumble upon this gem of a story earlier. Summer trip! I've been wantng to do the Ludington to Manitowac ferry for years...once in Manitowac it would be foolish not to venture up the coast.
Always found it funny grocery stores don't Id anyone when you buy bitters, glad to see great minds think alike
Amazing story! Wouldn't get this story anywhere else on UA-cam thank you guys!
I'm so glad I found this channel , is fun , instructive and makes you want to have a cocktail ..😋💗
Love those bitters shots and Nelson's! ❤❤
Wow, just tried a shot! took my breath away a little... But its better than I was expecting! Love the channel, Keep it up. Cheers from Durham UK.
Thanks, Joseph! Welcome to the bitters club!
I’m 63. Just did a shot and was “pleasantly” surprised. Will do again. Sent a link to this to my brother thus shaming him into doing a shot. He says it’s disturbing. Cheers.
Yes ! I took my first bitters shot with you ! My Parents were born in Trinidad so I always saw Angostura Bitters in the fridge cuz we use it for cooking... I am born and raised in Toronto and all I gotta say is you got the best vybez man
Thank you so much, Rishi! I love that you have a link to Trinidad - you were destined to be in the bitters club. Cheers!
Definitely going to do one of these shots later! I'm from the midwest, so not only is Door County a regular vacation destination for my family, but i also subscribed as soon as i saw that Journeyman's bottle on your bar ;)
Im going to Door County this weekend, definitely going to do this!
I will be 'brave' for New Year's Eve -- We love you both and thank you for the videos.
You are an absolute gem.
Definitely need to have a shot of Angostura tonight
This was awesome! I’ve never heard this story about Angostura bitters! Very informative and intriguing!
Saw this in my moms fridge lol, that brought me to this video. Took two shots and I actually like it a lot. It reminds me of extra strong yagermeister, or black liquorish on steroids. I would actually drink this stuff quite often if it wasn’t 12 dollars for a tiny little bottle. Cheers!!!
That was delightful! Reminds me of Underberg!
Did not do a shot of bitters, but was drinking a slightly too sweet craft beer and though "what if I put a dash of Angostura into it" and it really made the beer nicer (though not any less sweet).
This intro song was so good, bring it back
Stuff like this is why the Midwest is so great.
Trinidad sour is probably one of my favorite uses for angostura.
..got some bitter's today and joined you for the shot!
This is insane! This is one of my favorite channels and i’m literally watching this video while on vacation with my family in door county 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯
I'm literally thinking of doing this and daring my buddies to do it. Might be a new Instagram/TikTok challenge. 😂
Been there, done that! Great bar with good food. Always a stop on the way to and from Rock Island!
If you're hitting up Rock Island on the trip, you're doing it right! Cheers to you!
Finally just now seeing this video (thanks UA-cam!) and took my first Ango shot, and I gotta say I quite like it; it’s a lot sweeter than I expected.
Just did my shot of bitter today Anders. Cheers!
I love the esoteric bits of history I get from watching your videos! My "shot" is more like a quarter ounce, haha. It is intense but strangely enjoyable! And I never knew it was for medicinal purposes "repurposed" during Prohibition! :) I got my brother-in-law to try it. Cheers!
Subscribed after home girls reaction to half a shot.. commitment!!
It must be love. Or foolishness. Both?
Earned my bitters club card in 2018! Nelsen's was fun on a Friday night. We're all from Chicago...my wife's aunt and uncle moved up to the island in the 1990's, opened a coffee house and never looked back. Wife's cousin was waitressing and said the bitters club was a must. Great video, Anders.
How far from Chicago?
@@rafisalfonsonin4908 5 hours drive, plus a ferry ride
Very cool story! Bonus points for the Bitter costume!
When I tended bar, I made a coctail with equal parts Angostura bitters, gin, and rose water.
I joined the bitters club when I was 12 years old camping on Washington Island. I will never forget it
I'm from central WI and never knew this. Gotta make my way up to Door sometime.
I don't think the two of you could be anymore adorable and entertaining.
😂 Thanks, Farhana!! ❤️
I'm late to the game, but just watched your video and joined you in a Bitters Shot. I've enjoyed Underberg for a while now, but for some reason I hadn't before thought of pouring myself a shot of Angostura. (Yeah, I don't know why, either.) I like it! Good for what ails ya. Cheers!
Dude I live in sister bay! So cool! Awesome you know this story.
My husband and I just did a half a shot because of this video and we had an extra bottle of bitters in the house. We approve!
I did the shot. It was quite good. I'd be happy to do it again, this time at Nelson's Hall Bitters Pub. I'll also try it with Mexican Coke soon.
Loved this. Thank you!
Somewhere in a book from 2005 at Nelson's Hall is my signature and some witty remark after having done that bitters shot
My first bitters shot! Warm and yummy!
So much charisma that I got out of bed at nearly midnight to do a shot with you! I enjoyed it and the evolution was really interesting. It weirdly reminded me of crab boil without the heat and orange peel.
Cheers to you! Thanks for doing the shot - welcome to the club!
I love back stories like this, even if they are partly urban legend. Brilliant!!
thanks guys
Wow. Never thought of pouring myself a shot of Ango. I have to try it! :) Cheers
Wow that was easily 10 times better than expected. I might do this regularly now.
This is so funny. I have become a huge fan of your videos, and found this way back in your vault, and realized that I’ve been to Nelson’s and had the bitters shot! I was just in town for a few days and knew none of the history or lore. Amazing!
Anders, I've been making old fashioned's all night (courtesy of your videos, ty again)
Then I wondered if you could shoot bitters, so I looked it up and there you were.
I legit paused when you said join me and poured a shot.
I won't lie, I doubt I'll do this again.
Haha love this!
OMG Az is incredible. does she do all the awesome camera work and editing too?
I spent several Summer vacations in Door County when I was a kid. My Dads Aunt & Uncle had a beautiful cabin on the bay side…beautiful country. 35 years ago my buddy Fritz and I flew up to Door County after attending the EAA air show in Oshkosh. We bicycle camped and spent a day on beautiful Washington Island. I’ll have to do a shot of Angostura before I go back to Oshkosh this year with my brother. Cheers!
Love that you're able to get up there! Definitely do the shot and join the club - cheers!
Just tried that Angoshot tonight. Wow! Wasn't expecting that much of flavors in such a small shot.
holy shit, I actually was intrigued to try this with you... and did. I actually liked it. I guess I will do that with a couple of friends soon. Finally my angustory bitter is getting some good use!
I'm not gonna lie! I'm trying this tonight! 😂
Angostura is very expensive in Denmark where I live. About 20 times the price of other bitters i.e. Fernet Branca. I've therefore never had a shot of Angostura, but will surely try it now.
I did the Bitters Shot. It wasn't nearly as unpleasant as I was expecting. Thank you for the idea, Anders.
20 year old alcoholic here yes ik it’s bad. I have all my older friends in Mexico rn so I gotta do what I can and theses shots of bitters every like hour very very nice. Excited to get all my friends together to see how they react to it
Tried it - that was WILD. The flavors just kept on coming. Enjoyed it quite a bit more than I expected to. Cheers!
Loved the story. I tried the shot straight after I watched the video and it was delicious! I have always loved bitter drinks and Im quite partial to a Fernet Branca after a meal. However the Angostura was so warm, spicy and delicious. Just like Christmas as you said!
I just tried it and it was completely fucking vile. Thanks!
I enjoyed taking a shot with you.
Thanks, Dan! Cheers!
Hell yea I'll take the shot. Cheers from Belgium :D
Met a bartender from Wisconsin at Navy Strength in Seattle tonight and somehow we got on to ango shots, so I had to try one. Not as bad as I thought it would be
I'm trying a shot of this tonight.