In this #MonsterInAGlass #Reanimator #CorpseReviver Doug says it was considered a general pick-me-up kind of drink, not just a party rejuvenator like we discussed in the original. We also do a deeper dive into Lillet and why it tastes like new car smell

In this episode of #MonsterInAGlass #Reanimator we explore the origins of the #Cosmopolitan, the first episode where many of the players in the story are still alive. Who is the personality behind this flamboyant pink #cocktail and why is it so contentious? Doug says it's a matter of convergence; Cameron says the stakes are high so the competition is fierce regardless of how history is revealed

In this #MonsterInAGlass #Reanimator Doug traces the path of the #BloodAndSand from Hollywood boutique drink in London to a tiki classic out of Singapore...and you can find the strangest things on Reddit these days.

In this episode Doug reveals the contentious history of Drambuie and how the #RustyNail was yet another #cocktail popularized by its appearance in a novel and Cameron is shocked by fraudulent sweepstakes of the 70s.

We've identified a trend now of literary people putting together cocktail books. Not unlike Satan's Whiskers, Doug finds a new literary circle that published their own cocktail book featuring new batch beverages to make for cocktail parties at home and the Calvados Cocktail

The #RobRoy is Doug's first foray into cocktail history blogging and in this episode he talks about what new information has come out since 2014 infused by David Wondrich and he tells the story of Duke Calabritti whose restaurant would become famous for serving the first Rob Roy #cocktail

So according to Doug it was the Lord Mayor of London who made the #PimmsCup for HIS seafood restaurant and a drunk driving case makes the drink popular in the United States.

Revisiting the episode on the #Amarosa cocktail wherein Doug discusses extinct spirits, the history and business of the Cora brothers, and is still thwarted in trying to find the elusive H. Losappio