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I appreciate the attention to detail in this video, as the presenter explains the rationale behind each method and the impact it has on the final cocktail. The step-by-step instructions are clear and easy to follow, making it accessible for viewers to recreate these drinks at home.
I don't even know how I got here but dang everything is so informative and to the point, great b rolls, eye pleasing setup, great presentation, and host seems true to his personality. Subbed.
As of this weekend, I have done the clarified version with wine twice. It's a show-stopper. I recommend a high-proof bourbon. We used 127 proof Elijah Craig.
I find it interesting how peoples pallets are so different and that we in some way are at the mercy of the bartender if we like the drink or not. Personally I started with the 2, 1, 1 ratio before going to 2, 3/4, 3/4 and now I'm at 2, 1/2, 3/4. (W,L,S). Will probably change over the years as well. Don't forget that sitrus change over the seasons and pallets change over time. But still great content as always.
The same way a chef will add more or less salt or spices ... I guess that's part of the game when you go out. But Calling it to be at the mercy is a little intense if you ask me LOL but it is kind of true.
Totally agree. At home I make a Whiskey sour (sour!) around 2-1-1/2, but I've ordered them at a bar and got something like 1-1/2-2, which was just terrible. I don't know how the bartender confused me (a scruffy lookin' nerf-herder) with a sorority girl asking for a Lemon Drop...
Heating the milk is actually not a good idea. It will start to curdle faster that’s true and will yield bigger curds so chances are the cocktail will not be as clear in the end.
@@TrufflesOnTheRocks thank you so much for your reply. Looking forward to more videos from you, you have a great balance of classic cocktails with innovative new techniques.
Made a half gallon of the milk wash, it took me longer to make it than to drink it. But enjoy every drop and my family wanted more next time I have to make 2 handles.
Love this video, thank you for all the information! For anyone interested in milk washing a cocktail but you have a lactose intolerance; some research shows that the lactose enzyme survives the clarifying process in the whey of the milk you separate. So if you use something like lactaid whole (more fat=more flavor when the curdling, clumping, and clarifying happens ) you can avoid the unfortunate results
Omg yasssss aviation is one of my favs. I’m a bartender in the Nola airport at a dope little craft place and aviation is one of our most popular drinks. Also Hemingway daiquiris, corpse reviver 2, blinker
You are very knowledgeable in your area and the video is very high quality. Definitely going to keep an eye on this channel. I usually drink my whisky neat but this video has definitely inspired me to maybe try a cocktail!
I just did the Pro version and it turned out great! Question though, how do you squeeze and catch the lemon juice? I used a lemon squeezer and put it into a small bowl, then transferred that with a spoon into the jigger. It worked, but wasn't very efficient. Thanks!
Don't know if you're still looking for an answer to this one but if you are, I just squeeze the citrus directly into the jigger. You may spill a but I find I don't too often
cool video! i love using egg whites in drinks, they elevate a drink for sure... as for your comments on canadian whiskey, you were very diplomatic! i'm a huge fan of whiskey, scotch primarily. i like their various 'look at me!' styles, all very punchy and forceful. i also love bourbons... as a style though i find canadian whiskey boring. i have yet to taste a canadian whiskey that i have really liked, they are very 'gentle'... i suppose that's what people like about them.
Your clarified ny sour is the only cocktail I’ve ever made that had any ‘complication’ to it. I know it’s pretty easy overall. It wows guests and tastes amazing. My favourite drink behind a 2:1 martini. Everyone should try it! So I should be using a cheaper whiskey for clarification? Sazerac rye is $100 here :D
Damn that's quite expensive!!! Well you can obviously try any whiskey. It will always work. Some will taste better than others but it will always work. My tip would be to either try with a very cheap and almost bad one (it will smoothens the bad whisky) or with a high rye bourbon or a Rye. Just make sure it is a strong tasting one. Cheers!
I just found your channel and I already love you! Very informative, fun and entertaining. I'm learning a lot and like you a lot :) Thank you and keep on making videos!
Great video, and Nice recipe :) Thank you for learning your recipe. I want to let you know this clarified to my subscribers and Koreans. Can I copy your recipe and take a video? If you don't want it, I won't copy it. But it's a wonderful clarified recipe.
Most embarassing cocktail moment of my life was not holding the shaker properly when making a whiskey sour. The top half flew into my forehead and whiskey exploded so high it hit the celing... Literally had egg on my face.
Good video, great recipes and detailed explanation. My only negative comment is about the amplified pouring sounds that in my opinion are exaggerated and unnecessary. A little tacky.
Love this recipe! Everyone I’ve made this for has been delighted. I purchased the lismore essence coupes from you description links, but they are a) HUGE and b) different than the glass you used in this video. Mind sharing which glass you used in the video for the “pro” version?
Oh I absolutely love the Lismore collection. But the one in that video is a copy of Longchamp Crystal found in a thrift shop. Unfortunately I broke it recently 😭
Why Peychaud's instead of Angostura in the Pro? I'd have thought the clarifying would need the sharper flavor of Angostura. Not a criticism, just curious.
Hi, wanting to try the pro whisky sour. What kind of bitters are you using? You said it was an Angostura bitters but you didn't say what flavor, orange, aromatic? Thanks!
Hey there, I've got a quick question for you? When did milk-washing cocktails become a thing within the bartending trade, as this is quite a new innovation for me.
Awesome video, TOTR. Love the interesting twists and the clarified drinks. With regards to the red wine, do you go with a sweeter, drier, or peppery varietal? Thanks for sharing!
I'm not sure but I believe the classic calls for Merlot. I like a bold red wine for this and a lighter one like Pinot noir for the regular version. Thats' my personnal taste though. Cheers!
Yep! But filter it in several container starting the night before. Cause it will take a long time. You can also look for something called “super bags” they are large and extremely fine filtering bags. That can help to speed up the process. And they are reusable
You need to change the PH of the milk in order for it to curdle and clarify the liquid it’s in contact with. So usually, unless the alcool is acidic, you will need citrus
I do but it's not a necessity. slimmer milk will also work but I came to the conclusion after several tests that the fatter the better for this. Cheers!
That’s a really good question, I didn’t start with cocktails but I’d say start with something a little low in ABV. Maybe something like my frozen aperol spritz?
Hi TOTR, do you have any advise why it might not curdle, and how to prevent it? I did just as you showed and only minor curdles appeared. I re-filtered after 1, 2 and 5 minutes, still cloudy. Does milk temperature matters? Is UHT milk suitable for milk-washing! Thanks a lot !
First question before going any further. When you filtered it the second and third times, did you run the liquid through the curds that were left in the filter or you changed filter in between filtrations ?
@@TrufflesOnTheRocks Yes i did, i do understand that its an important step because the curds make a filter on its own. I had a strange feeling about it from the very beggining, as it didnt curdle as i was expecting it to. I had couple of tries in milk-washing before and all went right, except for this time, so just wanted to find out what was done incorrectyl to avoid spoiling good quality buzz in the future. My best guess was to use fresh milk not UHT milk, but i am not sure it was the cause..
Hi friends! For this episode of the classic cocktail 3 ways I thought it would be fun to remake the clarified NY sour. Hope you will like it.
Cheers!
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I wanted to know what can we substitute the coffee filters with as we don't get them here in India
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I appreciate the attention to detail in this video, as the presenter explains the rationale behind each method and the impact it has on the final cocktail. The step-by-step instructions are clear and easy to follow, making it accessible for viewers to recreate these drinks at home.
I don't even know how I got here but dang everything is so informative and to the point, great b rolls, eye pleasing setup, great presentation, and host seems true to his personality. Subbed.
I like it when he gets science-y 👨🔬
Thanks a lot. It's not only the recipes, it's also the funfacts and the educational aspects that make this video great! :)
Thanks! Means a lot
As of this weekend, I have done the clarified version with wine twice. It's a show-stopper. I recommend a high-proof bourbon. We used 127 proof Elijah Craig.
I'm gonna try the clarified version, it looks delicious. Thanks for the content!
I’m glad you want to give at try! Let me know how it turns out. Cheers
Buffalo Trace is our go-to bourbon in our house! And I love a good whiskey sour with egg white.
Good choice Ruby! Cheers and have a great week-end!
Buffalo Trace is an excellent bourbon, nice and mellow and goes really well with an old fashioned. Great choice.
I find it interesting how peoples pallets are so different and that we in some way are at the mercy of the bartender if we like the drink or not. Personally I started with the 2, 1, 1 ratio before going to 2, 3/4, 3/4 and now I'm at 2, 1/2, 3/4. (W,L,S). Will probably change over the years as well. Don't forget that sitrus change over the seasons and pallets change over time. But still great content as always.
The same way a chef will add more or less salt or spices ... I guess that's part of the game when you go out. But Calling it to be at the mercy is a little intense if you ask me LOL but it is kind of true.
Totally agree. At home I make a Whiskey sour (sour!) around 2-1-1/2, but I've ordered them at a bar and got something like 1-1/2-2, which was just terrible. I don't know how the bartender confused me (a scruffy lookin' nerf-herder) with a sorority girl asking for a Lemon Drop...
@@TrufflesOnTheRocks
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some bartender ask how you like your drinks, and you are free to tell if not.
This is one of my favorite drinks. i am a huge fan of a Clarified Whiskey sour. Great presentation as always ..
Thanks man! Cheers!
All the clarified cocktail videos I’ve seen say to hear your milk up first. You didn’t, and it still worked. Seems like a big time saver.
Heating the milk is actually not a good idea. It will start to curdle faster that’s true and will yield bigger curds so chances are the cocktail will not be as clear in the end.
@@TrufflesOnTheRocks thank you so much for your reply. Looking forward to more videos from you, you have a great balance of classic cocktails with innovative new techniques.
Absolutely loving the clarified
Your lazy, pro and clear videos are amazing! Thank you very much for sharing them! Please make a Zombie one!
It’s 1000 AM here, and I want to make this drink now! ✊
Made a half gallon of the milk wash, it took me longer to make it than to drink it. But enjoy every drop and my family wanted more next time I have to make 2 handles.
Definitly gonna try the clear an pro versions ! Once again, great video and thank you for your work
Thank you Louis! Appreciate you support! Cheers!
My absolute fave: Bourbon or Rye, 100 Proof (2 oz)
Lemon Juice (1 oz)
2:1 Rich Simple Syrup (0.5 oz)
Orange Juice (0.5 oz)
Egg White
great suggestion i'm doing this on the weekend!!!
The pro version is just stunning 🤩 Great episode like always, brother! Cheers!
Thanks man! Cheers!
So cool never heard of milk wash. Learn something everyday, love it
Love this video, thank you for all the information! For anyone interested in milk washing a cocktail but you have a lactose intolerance; some research shows that the lactose enzyme survives the clarifying process in the whey of the milk you separate. So if you use something like lactaid whole (more fat=more flavor when the curdling, clumping, and clarifying happens ) you can avoid the unfortunate results
Just discovered the channel 🎉 man you got something special.. I as a bartender enjoyed watching you !!! Cheers 😊
Thank you very much 🙏
Absolutely loving your channel! Cheers from Hamilton, ON!
Love the clarified version of the New York Sour. Will definitely try that soon.
Looking forward your feedback on it. Cheers!
I'm gonna do it for sure ,love it.
I hope you will enjoy it! Let me know! Cheers!
Love the pro one
Thank you!!! Cheers
Clarified one looks amazing! I would like to see you make aviation in these series
Thank you! Aviation is on the list ;) Cheers!
Omg yasssss aviation is one of my favs. I’m a bartender in the Nola airport at a dope little craft place and aviation is one of our most popular drinks. Also Hemingway daiquiris, corpse reviver 2, blinker
You are very knowledgeable in your area and the video is very high quality. Definitely going to keep an eye on this channel.
I usually drink my whisky neat but this video has definitely inspired me to maybe try a cocktail!
Great video! Thanks mate!
The lazy pro version: use a milk frother :)
No more dry shakes or eggploding tins
I just did the Pro version and it turned out great! Question though, how do you squeeze and catch the lemon juice? I used a lemon squeezer and put it into a small bowl, then transferred that with a spoon into the jigger. It worked, but wasn't very efficient. Thanks!
Don't know if you're still looking for an answer to this one but if you are, I just squeeze the citrus directly into the jigger. You may spill a but I find I don't too often
cool video! i love using egg whites in drinks, they elevate a drink for sure... as for your comments on canadian whiskey, you were very diplomatic! i'm a huge fan of whiskey, scotch primarily. i like their various 'look at me!' styles, all very punchy and forceful. i also love bourbons... as a style though i find canadian whiskey boring. i have yet to taste a canadian whiskey that i have really liked, they are very 'gentle'... i suppose that's what people like about them.
Thank you for the great video - loved it!
So cool
Got damn pro! Well done, this video is amazing.
For those in doubt the classic recipe for the whiskey sour includes egg white.
Ref. How to Mix Drinks 1892 by Jerry THOMAS
Love the snoopy shirt!!
The last one is more a kind of an Fusion of Milk punch and Continental Sour... anyhow guess it is tasty
Yes!! My favorite drink!!!
Looks delicious... I only have rum and vodka at home maybe time to buy whiskey too
Yo! Whiskey is ESSENTIAL in a home bar ;) Cheers!
Your clarified ny sour is the only cocktail I’ve ever made that had any ‘complication’ to it. I know it’s pretty easy overall. It wows guests and tastes amazing. My favourite drink behind a 2:1 martini. Everyone should try it! So I should be using a cheaper whiskey for clarification? Sazerac rye is $100 here :D
Damn that's quite expensive!!! Well you can obviously try any whiskey. It will always work. Some will taste better than others but it will always work. My tip would be to either try with a very cheap and almost bad one (it will smoothens the bad whisky) or with a high rye bourbon or a Rye. Just make sure it is a strong tasting one. Cheers!
Makin this clarified version tonight!
I like your t shirt man! Cocktails look great!
Thank you! Cheers
Nice Video, can also recommend amaretto sour. Its all the same except amaretto for bourbon obviously. But you have to like the taste of almond.
I take good notes of that. Cheers
Super informative and easy to follow. Subscribed
Thank you 🙏
Amazing video, thank you!
😃 Cheers
Awesome video man! Love whiskey sours
Thanks man! Cheers!
Well done...man!!💪
Thank you so much for your working..!
Thank you! Appreciate that. Cheers!
Always great content. Thank you!
Thank you!
Such an amazing video ! Thank you very much for making this video ~
Thank you for watching them :) Cheers!
I always hear Drake sing about CC (Canadian Club) but I still haven't tried it! Might go to the lcbo and get some after this
I love your tee shirt on this episode!
HAHAHA! Thanks!
I just found your channel and I already love you! Very informative, fun and entertaining. I'm learning a lot and like you a lot :) Thank you and keep on making videos!
Thank you very much!
Nooice, I remember requesting this vid
Man I appreciate your videos so much! Thanks for this one!
Thanks a lot!!!! Cheers!
Love the video, cute shirt 🤗
Great video, and Nice recipe :)
Thank you for learning your recipe.
I want to let you know this clarified to my subscribers and Koreans.
Can I copy your recipe and take a video?
If you don't want it, I won't copy it. But it's a wonderful clarified recipe.
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I have no problem if you use the recipe to make an original video of yours. Cheers!
@@TrufflesOnTheRocks thanks a lot :)
Love the video as usual! Keep up the good work you are killing it! :)
Thank you!!!
dash or two of saline in the "pro" whiskey sour. trust me.
That last one sounds delish! Are you saying "a shelf-staple"?
Hey are you from Québec?! I seem to recognize that accent ;) btw I love the Whiskey Sour it’s my favorite drink 🥃
Busted! 😂 cheers
@@TrufflesOnTheRocks haha, Je le savais 😅 ! Très cool
Well now I only need a midori sour video aha!
I have some pretty epic Midori cocktail in my arsenal. Keep an eye open for them ;) Cheers!
Has anyone tried a clarified version? I'm really curious if there is a milk aftertaste felt? great video btw :p
When making the clarified version, do you change the filter when you change to the new vessel?
Most embarassing cocktail moment of my life was not holding the shaker properly when making a whiskey sour. The top half flew into my forehead and whiskey exploded so high it hit the celing... Literally had egg on my face.
NOOOOOO!!!! Man I have so many "shaker slip" stories HAHA! I should make a video just on those. Cheers!
Please make a video about Caipirinha
💓💓whiskeys sours..I'm ready to try and milk wash a whiskey sour. Thanks for explaining so clearly. 💚 the Snoopy shirt. #saludcita ❤️ 🥃 👊🏼
HAHA!! Thanks! Yeah love that Snoopy shirt! Cheers!
It's been a while not seeing your videos haha....
Very educative, greetings from indonesia 🙏🙏
Thanks Patrick! Where are you in Idonesia? I spent 3 months in Bali many years ago.
@@TrufflesOnTheRocks bali? I lived in bali too back when i was a kid. It's like a dreamland, there are many good villas & bar.
Now i live in jakarta
What kind of wine should be used?
Hey, which glass did you pour the "Pro" version into? Not seeing it in the video description. Thanks!
Shelf Stable. ShelfStable. 🗣CHEFS TABLE!
Yeah that was a mouthful for me. LOL
Good video, great recipes and detailed explanation. My only negative comment is about the amplified pouring sounds that in my opinion are exaggerated and unnecessary. A little tacky.
You just confirmed I need to stop editing with headphones LOL
pisco sour
What is the cocktail glass you used for the Clarified NY sour?
Love this recipe! Everyone I’ve made this for has been delighted. I purchased the lismore essence coupes from you description links, but they are a) HUGE and b) different than the glass you used in this video. Mind sharing which glass you used in the video for the “pro” version?
Oh I absolutely love the Lismore collection. But the one in that video is a copy of Longchamp Crystal found in a thrift shop. Unfortunately I broke it recently 😭
Why Peychaud's instead of Angostura in the Pro? I'd have thought the clarifying would need the sharper flavor of Angostura. Not a criticism, just curious.
I must have read Dave Arnold's Liquid Intelligence.
I ever hear 👂 the cocktail name is around the world please make it also if you have time
Hi, wanting to try the pro whisky sour. What kind of bitters are you using? You said it was an Angostura bitters but you didn't say what flavor, orange, aromatic? Thanks!
Hi! Thank you for your amazing content. One question: if you were using pasteurized egg white (the commercial one), how much would you use in ml?
Thank you 🙏
It’s about 0.75 oz
Cheers
What milk substitutes can you use for the clarified New York Sour if you’re lactose intolerant?
Hey there, I've got a quick question for you? When did milk-washing cocktails become a thing within the bartending trade, as this is quite a new innovation for me.
Oh actually it became a thing before the word cocktail was invented. Benjamin Franklin in the 1700's was making some.
What kind of red wine did he use?
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Awesome video, TOTR. Love the interesting twists and the clarified drinks. With regards to the red wine, do you go with a sweeter, drier, or peppery varietal? Thanks for sharing!
I'm not sure but I believe the classic calls for Merlot. I like a bold red wine for this and a lighter one like Pinot noir for the regular version. Thats' my personnal taste though. Cheers!
Very nice! Which red wine should we use?
I like a Cab or Merlot usually but I know a lot of poeple like Pinot noir since it's lighter and will not take over as much on the cocktail taste.
I got whiskey and sprite at a bar once
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Can u recommend a few cocktail bar in nyc. So I can explore some new drinks
Oh the NY bar scene is crazy but Mace is a must. Death & Co, Dead Rabbit, PDT are like attractions and overcrouded but worth a visit. Cheers!
The sound in this video. That is all.
Just wondering if you put red wine in the whiskey sour they call it new york sour??
But I like the method of clarify ing
That's the name of the drink yes.
Awesome
Montréal heh ?
Quebec
@Truffles On The Rocks Is it possible to make the clear version a half part shaken with egg whites and float it like a foam?
Maybe. That's a little far fetched but it could work
Can you do anything with the curdles left behind from making the clarified version?
You sure can. Boozy cheese :)
Would scaling up the clarified recipe to make a large batch for a party work?
Yep! But filter it in several container starting the night before. Cause it will take a long time. You can also look for something called “super bags” they are large and extremely fine filtering bags. That can help to speed up the process. And they are reusable
does the milk clarification process work on straight hard liquor or does there need to be citrus involved?
You need to change the PH of the milk in order for it to curdle and clarify the liquid it’s in contact with. So usually, unless the alcool is acidic, you will need citrus
Your a scientist in a liquor lab 🤪
I like that! 😆 Cheers
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what does the "clarified" version mean? i thought it was nonalcoholic but I guess not lol
When clarifying are you using whole milk (3.5%)?
I do but it's not a necessity. slimmer milk will also work but I came to the conclusion after several tests that the fatter the better for this. Cheers!
I'm turning drinking age next week, what is the first thing i should try?
That’s a really good question, I didn’t start with cocktails but I’d say start with something a little low in ABV. Maybe something like my frozen aperol spritz?
@@TrufflesOnTheRocks Thank you! Love your videos man. I majored in chemistry and your milk clearified cocktails just blow my mind 😁😁
@@khueluu9715 then try the NY sour first. It would be an honour 😊
@@TrufflesOnTheRocks Sure will do 😁
Hi TOTR, do you have any advise why it might not curdle, and how to prevent it? I did just as you showed and only minor curdles appeared. I re-filtered after 1, 2 and 5 minutes, still cloudy. Does milk temperature matters? Is UHT milk suitable for milk-washing! Thanks a lot !
First question before going any further. When you filtered it the second and third times, did you run the liquid through the curds that were left in the filter or you changed filter in between filtrations ?
@@TrufflesOnTheRocks Yes i did, i do understand that its an important step because the curds make a filter on its own. I had a strange feeling about it from the very beggining, as it didnt curdle as i was expecting it to. I had couple of tries in milk-washing before and all went right, except for this time, so just wanted to find out what was done incorrectyl to avoid spoiling good quality buzz in the future. My best guess was to use fresh milk not UHT milk, but i am not sure it was the cause..
What type of red wine do you use?
My personnal favourite for this is a good Bordeaux. If you don't have Bordeaux handy, a Merlot or Cab. Cheers!