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The Churchill Cocktail | Bar Talk & Cocktails
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- Опубліковано 17 сер 2024
- Sir Winston Leonard Spencer-Churchill is one of the most famous world leaders of all time. Twice named prime minister of Great Britain, he is best known for forging alliances with the United States and Soviet Union to defeat the dark regime of Hitler and Nazi Germany during World War II. And, did you know, he was also one of the most famous whisky drinkers that ever lived?
0:00:00 - Intro
0:00:42 - Churchill and Whisky
0:01:32 - The Churchill Cocktail
0:04:09 - How to make a Churchill Cocktail
0:10:14 - Tasting Notes
0:11:32 - Recipe Card
0:11:51 - Outtake and Subscribe!
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THE CHURCHILL COCKTAIL
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IN A SHAKER WITH ICE COMBINE:
1.5oz (45ml) - BLENDED SCOTCH WHISKY
1/2oz (15ml) - COINTREAU
1/2oz (15ml) - SWEET VERMOUTH
1/2oz (15ml) - LIME JUICE, FRESHLY SQUEEZED
GIVE IT A GOOD SHAKE UNTIL WELL-CHILLED.
FINE STRAIN INTO A CHILLED COUPE GLASS.
GARNISH WITH A LIME TWIST.
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I don't know why this channel doesn't have 1 million+ subscribers. A true gem of UA-cam!
Hey Dan, thank you for the lovely comment. We’re working our way there…slowly but surely lol
He’s not a blonde 22 year old with no skill wearing short shorts is why, sadly
Love when you go into the history of a cocktail. I love when Aaron hands you a cigar and you talk about the days when you smoked at the old bar. Need more of these. Always a great day when you post a new video. Always learn something new. Cheers Bruce, Aaron and Viv!
Agreed!! Bruce is the best!! Cheers!!
Cheers to you, thanks for supporting the show.
Never fails to bring a smile to this old timer….
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"Don't... don't do that Bruce." 🤣 Being it was 80 yesterday, 53 today and we're going to get snow tomorrow, I think I have to mix one of these up and have a cigar to enjoy the last day above 50 we're going to see this week. Thank you for the recipe fellas! Cheers!
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Me, I’m a Glenfiddich 12 yr man, but I’ll drink most any scotch given me. When asked what my favorite drink was, I replied, “Free.”
Get that man a real cigar! He deserves it! Another great video Bruce and Aaron!
Thanks!
Watching this guy is so fun . !!
Thanks!!
My understanding is that Sir Winston enjoyed brandy and soda in addition to champagne as his most common tipple
Inspiration, personal story, bit of history, cigar and a cocktail. Perfect formula! Thank you! Loved this video and the cocktail sounds delicious!
Glad you enjoyed it!
BRUCE!!!! This was awesome!!! I will def make a few of these!!! I love the "burn mark" story!! CLASSIC!!! CHEERS!!!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
This guy inhales the damn cigar like it’s nothing. Lungs of steel lmao
Years of practice, ha
I could easily go for that 😋
Which sweet vermouth would you use, Stephane? Cheers!
@@christinecamley right now I have a local one from Spirit in Niagara else it would me my goto Dilllons
@@stephane.foisy.186 Thanks!
Almost a whole hour and nobody has made the joke yet, so I guess I get the honor; I always thought Churchill's favorite drink was a glass of scotch, raised in the general direction of France.
I dont get it.
You mean a martini with just gin and bow towards the direction of France?
@@milesdavis2353 Now I get it
...thanks
Because he pointed it at France for surrendering when hitler took Paris, and opted for the most part out of the war except for partisan, as guerrilla warfare.
Seems like a good cocktail but since you are uploading it on a sunday i will have to wait the entire week to try it.
Fair enough! Hope you give it a go.
Terrific video Bruce!! I am a huge history buff and I have read a lot of Winston Churchill and he sure loved his cocktails!! he was quite an extraordinary Prime Minister. He had his eccentricities and flaws but then don't we all?! Lol! I didn't know he loved the Churchill but I should have known! This is his drink! But wow why did he choose that lousy red label for a cocktail? Well it's okay but there was and is better brands to choose from! I shouldn't be a whisky snob! Lol! I love your introductory info in the video! First rate and always super entertaining! Hey, I can picture the old days when you smoked in the bar you worked in and left the cigarette while preparing cocktails! 🙂Things have sure changed haven't they?!! At 58 a lot seems so different now! Thanks for the new video!! I look forward to them! Big treats! Have a lovely weekend Bruce and I hope all is well!! Cheers!! 🙂
Things certainly have changed! Ha
Thank you for the continued support Christine. Cheers
@@BarTalkCocktails You are so welcome Bruce!! Happy Monday!! I hope it's getting to be like spring where you are! Vancouver is chilly as hell today! I could use a Churchill! Lol! I think this cocktail will be perfect for tonight! 🙂
Found you guys while searching youtube to see if anyone had made a Churchills Courage cocktail as served in the present day at the Ritz in London. I tried one, and found it to be very smooth and nice, I can find the ingredients, but not anyone who can convincingly mix one.
Perhaps a challenge for you over 2024.
Thanks for the suggestion!
Beautiful drink😄😊
very nice one bruce so well you talking about smoking the glass with churchill cigar (wich is actually a davidov sort) well i remeber a cocktail called a churills breakfast:
first you take a cinnanom stick and light it, put you coops glass over it an smoke the glass with it.
while you cinnanom stick ist smoking away mix
half an once of cold brew coffee ( you could try coffee liquor), a quater once of maple sirup, and one and a half once of whisky ( i used rye) in a shaker (ice yada yada, iam talking to a master) add a daysh of agustura,take away you cops glass, chill it and then strain your cocktail into glass, drop you still smoking cinnanom cigar (usaly you have to re light it^^) in and well you got yourself a churchills breakfast
Sounds divine!
Ahh you should have made another with lemon juice!!
Sounds like a drink Sir Winston would abhor, much too sweet.
"Limes for ants?" HAHA 😂
I learned something new today 😁
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We have so many free limes thanks to our neighbors here in San Diego, I'm always looking for new drinks to use them. This sounds perfect except I don't have any Scotch at the moment. Looks like a trip to the liquor store is imminent.
Worth the trip!
Another great video. I think you need to invest in a nice bar top humidor with some proper cigars though!
Good call!
09:46 god bless you for admitting that!
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I’ve never had vermouth in a drink I liked, but this might honestly be good. I’m going to need to try this.
Hope you give it a go!
I love this - it's like a blend of a sour and a Manhattan
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I like lime with rye. Lemon with other whiskeys. But scotch? On ice only.
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A nice drink indeed. I found it a while back when looking for additional Blended Scotch drinks I could make. I add a very small (1/6) oz. of simple syrup. Cheers!
Great tip!
The English wrestling called limey's.
Churchill would’ve drunk johhnie walker because he drank it with soda water which was a common practice amongst British soldiers in the colonies in Africa and India because of the water quality.
It’s like the Gin and Tonic originated from the fact water mixed with quinine was a common treatment for malaria by British troops in India, the old tonic water was far more bitter then current tonic water and gin made the mixture palatable while providing some disinfection
Can you make a Caipirinha
Man, Bruce, what's a wimpy-looking cigar! Winston would disapprove! 😝😝😝😝😝
Gotta work with what I got. 😁
It's sad when the Cointreau is the most expensive ingredient in a whisky cocktail
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👍😁👍
Shake it like a D-Day invasion.
I do not drink alcohol because I am a muslim. But it makes me curious, is scotch a brand of alcoholic drink, or a specific kind of alcoholic drink? Are there any several brand of scotch? And what makes scotch different to whiskey and gin?
Scotch is a specific kind of whisky that contains a malty flavour since malted barley is the primary component. Kilning with peat gives it that distinct smoky flavour. There are countless brands of scotch produced in 5 distinct regions of Scotland - Campbeltown, Highland, Islay, Lowland and Speyside. Each region offers different qualities and characteristics of the spirit. From the smoky essence of Islay malts to the sweeter flavours produced by Northern Highlands, everything from production methods to soil, climate, water, and sunlight, will influence how the whisky smells and tastes. The real magic happens as the whisky ages in oak casks. As it develops it becomes smoother and more complex in taste. It becomes full-bodied, featuring a longer finish. The whisky also gains flavour from the cask itself, which is often treated with spices and other flavourings to enrich the whisky further.
I hope this short explanation helps you understand a little more about scotch. Cheers!
Wow....now that drink sounds like real winner for kicking your feet up and smoking a nice fatty!
You got that right.
Churchil was a drunk with nightmarish vissions of power... Red Label is as good as Scotch gets, if you like that malts, smoke, bitternes.
Thanks for tuning in, cheers