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Tipple Theory is an exploration of the history and practice of creating alcohol around the world.. On this show we will share some of the history of how your favourite beverages came to be as well as techniques professional bartenders use to elevate your poison of choice into…
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Tipple Theory on the Lemon Drop TT053 (opens the original)
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September and Sean find out where this popular lemon vodka margarita came from and take a quick look at it's close cousins; the Kamikaze and Cosmopolitan cocktails.
Tipple Theory on the Mind Eraser TT052 (opens the original)
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In this episode September and Sean talk about the Mind Eraser drink, that's not a shot, but also not sipped, you chug it through a straw. So it's a weird one!
Tipple Theory on Pineapple Upside Down Cake TT051 (opens the original)
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September and Sean explore where this party shot came from and Sean realizes that it originated within his lifetime!
Tipple Theory on the Alabama Slammer TT050 (opens the original)
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On this episode September and Sean ROLL TIDE! With the shot...cocktail? Drink! That celebrates Alabama.
Punches and Jungle Juice TT049 (opens the original)
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On this episode of Tipple Theory, September and Sean explore the oldest cocktail category; Punches. We have a rough idea where they came from, but their popularity sored for almost a hundred years as an easy social lubricant. Even in recent years it's become popular in restaurants once again as an easy seasonal offering.
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