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| Name | Warding Off Jack Frost With The Hot Toddy from 1781 |
| Video Uploader | Video From The Educated Barfly |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 10-01-2020 06:00:12 |
| Video Discription | Tomorrow is National Hot Toddy Day so we thought it was the perfect time to explore this winter staple. Ask anyone if they know what a Hot Toddy is and the answer will likely be yes, ask them hot to make a Hot Toddy and you'll most probably get a variety of answers. Although we don't know exactly how old the Hot Toddy is, we do know that it is a very very old drink which predates the cocktail by at least a hundred years. It was used as a medicinal drink at first, around before people were drinking for pleasure which accounts for why everyone has their own recipe. It is most often made with just about any spirit, hot water, spices cider and usually lemon. Here's what we do know: The drink emerges in publication by the 1700's. It is most commonly believed to have emerged in Scotland and although nobody know why it is called a Hot Toddy there are a few theories the first is a poem by a poet named Allen Ramsay titled "The Morning Interview" published in 1781 which references tea made from water of the "Todian Spring" The Todian Spring was the main water source in Edinburgh. Another likely theory is that the British who were doing trade with India at the time encountered a drink which was hot, alcoholic and contained palm tree sap which the british then turned into the Hot Toddy. Wherever it actually comes from, it is a standard classic which everyone should know and is arguably the first drink in it's own category. So drink up and stay warm! If you like our channel, please click and subscribe https://tinyurl.com/SubBarfly Here's links to the tools I use in this episode: Barfly Measuring Cup Jigger: https://amzn.to/2CfZ6tN Teapot: https://amzn.to/2ucVas6 If you guys want to check out our full amazon store you can do so here: https://www.amazon.com/shop/theeducatedbarfly Please not that the Amazon Store and all the Amazon Links provided are affiliate links that pays us a small commission of each sale (at no cost to you). It goes a long way to help us fund this channel. Thank you. Check out or officially Channel Sponsor, Barfly Mixology Gear. Barfly makes high quality professional bar equipment. Their barware essentials and accessories are designed to deliver optimal appearance, temperature consistency and proportion in every glass so you can achieve masterful results. Definitely check them out at: https://www.barflybymercer.com/home/ Our official a**** sponsor is Stagger Lee Goods. Alfred Ramos hand stitches each of these amazing quality a****s in his Northern California workshop. He Does custom work and has a****s for just about every position in a restaurant and bar so do yourself a favor and check him out: https://www.staggerleegoods.com We have a discount code with Stagger Lee right now for 20% off your order just type: BARFLYSLG20 at check out. If you are interested in helping us offset the cost of production you should check out our Patreon page which has a bunch of great perks and goes a long way to helping us bring you quality content. You can find that here: https://www.patreon.com/theeducatedbarfly Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theeducatedbarfly Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theeducatedbarfly For T-Shirts: https://teespring.com/stores/the-educated-barfly Here's The Specs: 1.75oz (52.5ml) Bourbon .5oz (15ml) Lemon Juice .5oz (15ml) Honey Top up (approx 2oz or 60ml) Hot Water Lemon Wedge Garnish |
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