$6 Cocktail Vs. $208 Cocktail
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Channel: BuzzFeedVideo
Views: 10,030,865
Rating: 4.9022079 out of 5
Keywords: worth it season 2, Luxery Food, $ Vs $$$, worth it, buzzfeed video, BuzzFeedVideo, Food, Series, cocktail, tasty, Andrew, food adventure, Funny, BuzzFeed, PSSC, Steven Lim, cocktails, buzzfeed, People Try, cheap vs expensive
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Length: 13min 38sec (818 seconds)
Published: Sun Apr 30 2017
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The worth it series is my guilty pleasure/only buzzfeed video that I watch.
Ok before you all rush out and start kegging up old fashioneds and pushing them with n2, keep a few things in mind:
Nitrogen is 80 times less soluble in fluid as co2. Meaning, if you want ANY absorption into the booze, you have to push it at 40-50psi and agitate it beforehand, which they are not doing unless their tap lines are 50 feet long, and I promise, they're not. Another good indicator is they're not serving on a stout faucet, which is specifically designed to shake loose n2 and co2 to get you a nice creamy stout pour. These taps have VERY specific restrictors that cause 30-50 psi worth of fluid to pour very slowly. If their regulator was anywhere high enough to get a small amount of n2 into the solution, the drink would come flying out of that regular tap and soak half the bar, unless of course, they have comically long lines.
That bartender saying it adds creaminess is just plain wrong. Then again, perception and expectation are half of taste, so if you've been told it's gonna be creamy, it probably will be.
But for $6 a glass, I'd listen to that bartender recite beat poetry with a lisp until I was shitfaced.
The Ryan Reynolds wannabe serving them the scotch cocktail at the end has "faux refinement" nailed, but he doesn't actually seem to know what he's talking about in some important respects. He refers to the alcohol that's lost during aging as the "devil's cut." It's the "angel's share." As far as I know, "devil's cut" is a marketing term Jim Beam invented. He also refers to the cheese he gives them as "a 26 month aged gowda cheese" with the first syllable on the cheese's name rhyming with "how." Unless I'm ignorant (and I'm reasonably certain I'm not on this particular score), "gouda" rhymes with "Buddha." I don't think I'd care, but he's laying on the "fancy schmancy" pretty thick.
Was the second one priced highly purely because of the size? It would've been interesting if they went to a relatively high-end bar instead and had, maybe, a $30 cocktail, and then compared that to the last one.
I would like the six minutes of my life back that was consumed by watching those idiots.
Ugh, 13 minutes, anyone have time stamps so I can just get to the meat?