I'm a 35 year old straight man, and every time Steve looks at the camera and smiles while shaking, I smirk like a teeenage girl who's crush just waved at them!
The step-by-step instructions make it easy for viewers to recreate these drinks at home and enjoy a taste of the tropical paradise. The enthusiasm and expertise of the mixologists really shine through, and their passion for rum cocktails is infectious.
Love to learn a lot from Mr. Steve the Bartender he is so clear in explaining all the ingredients for every cocktails with such a lovely & pleasant smile 🤗
Here in Brazil we have a classic cocktail called "Bombeirinho" (Little Fireman). Which is Cachaça, lime and grenadine. It doesn't seem like they originated from the same place, but I thought it was interesting the name and ingredients being quite similar.
I would choose fireman’s and pinacolada ....it’s so nice that you’re giving a commentary of what you are saying as subtitles below all your video..it’s excellent for people from different parts of the world who can’t follow your pronunciation ....I will also suggest that you have a written recipe as a display at the side of your running video ,.....it’s easy for people to make a note of the quantities of ingredients that you are talking...
I’ve learned a lot from your videos,now I am collecting some beverages and started to make or copy some of your mixed cocktail drinks, thank you so much.
Steve's smile is so genuine and happy. Steve, this the first of your videos I've ever seen, but you're such a friendly and welcoming-feeling channel that I have to sub to you. I love experimenting with mixed drinks at home or with my friends. You make great videos, have a wonderful rest of the evening and keep up the outstanding work
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I like to take a clear solo cup, put 3/4 of an inch of spiced rum on the bottom, half and half some ice & sprite on top. Then meter my straw in the cup to get sips of soda and rum as I want
One thing I really appreciate is that you use easy to find and nicely priced liquors. The fact that you can make these really nice drinks with standard booze makes me wanna try them more!
I just made the Fireman's Sour this afternoon, and it is so good! I'm glad I discovered your channel. You do a great job of making things simple for those of us who are beginners. Plus, I love the variety and creativity that goes into your drinks. Thanks my friend!
I love when u shake It, cheers from México!! Thanx a lot for the recipes, I've recently started my Bar, so You help me so much. Thank You wonderful teacher!!
The Fireman's is basically a daiquiri. Rum, Lime, and a sweetener. I didn't know it had a name but just experimenting I made one by chance about a week ago...sans oeuf... no egg. A Pomegranate Daiquiri. It's quite good. I use Plantation 3 Star. I made a variation of Rum, Lime and Apricot liqueur recently which has been a hit. Rum, Lime and Cream of Coconut is quite good too. "You put de lime in de coconut..." It's fun and easy to experiment.
Thanks for the recipes, bro! I didn't know how to mix water and ice and thanks to you many of my friends think I am a real bartender (of course I always give all the credit to you). Thank you!!
Well now, I beg to differ BUT Bacardi IS a Cuban rum based in Puerto Rico, the company moved to Bermuda as their new headquarters then expanded to NY and Puerto Rico for distillery (yes I know a bit of history lesson of this legendary rum company) Havana Club however is a case of stolen identity from a Cuban family named Arechabala who owned Havana Club rum which was confiscated by the Cuban Government after the revolution and stole the name, Bacaradi has since tried to reestablish the Archabala's company name and bought their original recipe, still trying to take back the stolen name. (yes I know to much information, hope it's interesting) Thanks for the wonderful recipes love this channel.
Wow the fireman sour looks so delicious 🤤 I loved them all ! A lot of bars also use normal cream inside the pina colada interesting that you don’t need so many ingredients
My favourite would have to be piña colada. I’m not a big rum fan (causes headaches). Generally when I make my own, I blend the ingredients and add the rum afterwards and stir. It makes it slightly more pungent. 👌🏼
I like that your version of the Piña Coloda uses coconut cream, and not Coco Lopez. That would be a lot less sweet. That Fireman's Sour looks stunning.
If you want ti use bacardi (wich many people use) for a cuba libre i highly recomend carta oro (the brown/golden rum) it relly gives a betyer taste and bacardi themselvs recomend carta oro instead of carta blanc.
Great video mate, me an the Mrs been watching loads of your uploads and loving them all..especially the cheeky grins when you shaking them drinks pal lol.. Cheers Wayne (Scotland). 👍😉
You need to do a caipirinha. Brazilian"version" of the mojito but a bit better imo You muddle lime wedges and sugar together at the bottom of a glass to make a quick "limeade" add cachaça then add crushed ice to the top. Garnish with a lime wheel.
Forgot to mention, Cachaça is technically not a rum. It is made with fresh sugarcane juice instead of molasses but it produces a more clean finish that is a bit sweeter but also a bit grassy and fresh tasting. (Could do a video on the liquor itself??) The caipirinha should taste almost like straight limeade but it usually has a high alcohol content and is used by locals to get foreigners messed up. (I know that from experience)
Hello Steve, I love your smile when you shake the shaker. I know it's not going to happen but I'd love to hire you for my daughter's upcoming wedding in California. Love your video. Thanks.
Interesting planters punch! At the tiki bar I work at, our planters punch uses a spice based liquor with Demerara syrup! I actually prefer the way you made it because I’m not a huge fan of the 5 spice liquor we use so thank you :)
Hello Steve, I have a quick question for you. I heard about a Puerto Rican drink that has become so popular it is sold in pouches and cans. It is a drink called the PAPA JAC. I have been looking for the recipe and cannot find it anywhere. I thought I would turn to the Professional for assistance. Thank You.
I cant decide between the Fireman Sour or the Pina Colada. I did try the hurricane, strong but good. Love these recipes. Im very curious, is there a substitute for Benedictine?
I make my Piña Coladas with frozen really ripe pineapple and mix of rum and Malibu as the coconut creme often lacks much coconut flavor if you get the unsweetened kind.
@@StevetheBartender_ Might be better, but I find that at some of the sweetened ones have a really strong artificial flavoring taste to them. Maybe I just need to find a better brand. Either way I think the Malibu gives it a good flavor.
Steve's got the nicest smile on youtube
haha that's true
He’s adorable
Sadly he got the worst focusing camera too :/
And nicest accent!
Agreed!
I'm a 35 year old straight man, and every time Steve looks at the camera and smiles while shaking, I smirk like a teeenage girl who's crush just waved at them!
Better get yourself
checked mate ....straight men just see a guy making lovely cocktails
bruh
🤣🤣🤣 best comment on the internet
Just imagine if you were gay 😂
MI81LO learn how to mix drinks and smile while you are shaking, you we’ll melt every women’s heart.
The step-by-step instructions make it easy for viewers to recreate these drinks at home and enjoy a taste of the tropical paradise. The enthusiasm and expertise of the mixologists really shine through, and their passion for rum cocktails is infectious.
5:05 he did the grind but did not look at the camera... I feel memed
You have the best channel cause it’s direct to the point and less boring stories.
Lol, thanks mate!
Love to learn a lot from Mr. Steve the Bartender he is so clear in explaining all the ingredients for every cocktails with such a lovely & pleasant smile 🤗
And that victorious bright smiling announcement at the end of each small cocktail... 😃😃😃
Here in Brazil we have a classic cocktail called "Bombeirinho" (Little Fireman). Which is Cachaça, lime and grenadine. It doesn't seem like they originated from the same place, but I thought it was interesting the name and ingredients being quite similar.
Such a charming dude. Aussies seem like such chill people. Like friends you havent crossed paths with.
Why thank you Welsh dude! 🙏
Dude, the fireman's sour is my new favorite drink. Ever.
I really didnt knew the fireman's sour, and that's really a pleasant surprise, cheers !
I would choose fireman’s and pinacolada ....it’s so nice that you’re giving a commentary of what you are saying as subtitles below all your video..it’s excellent for people from different parts of the world who can’t follow your pronunciation ....I will also suggest that you have a written recipe as a display at the side of your running video ,.....it’s easy for people to make a note of the quantities of ingredients that you are talking...
I’ve learned a lot from your videos,now I am collecting some beverages and started to make or copy some of your mixed cocktail drinks, thank you so much.
uhm... not smiling me in the eyes while shaking? I dont like....
Teasing us, more like :D
Be quiet Karen
Outrageous!
Steve's smile is so genuine and happy. Steve, this the first of your videos I've ever seen, but you're such a friendly and welcoming-feeling channel that I have to sub to you. I love experimenting with mixed drinks at home or with my friends. You make great videos, have a wonderful rest of the evening and keep up the outstanding work
Time for some more RUM cocktails? Which is your favourite? 😍
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I will always go for the sour! I’m definitely putting the Fireman’s Sour on my list!
Mix some QF
He’s my best bartender to watch. I learned a lot the simple and easy way, all are so awesome cocktails. I Love it. Thanks Steve. Cheers 😁
I like to take a clear solo cup, put 3/4 of an inch of spiced rum on the bottom, half and half some ice & sprite on top. Then meter my straw in the cup to get sips of soda and rum as I want
One thing I really appreciate is that you use easy to find and nicely priced liquors. The fact that you can make these really nice drinks with standard booze makes me wanna try them more!
Cuba libre and the hurricane would be my favorite rum cocktails.
I just made the Fireman's Sour this afternoon, and it is so good! I'm glad I discovered your channel. You do a great job of making things simple for those of us who are beginners. Plus, I love the variety and creativity that goes into your drinks. Thanks my friend!
Agreed!
4 oz. Blackwell rum, 2 packets Strawberry Crush drink mix, ice and 8 oz. water. Nothing else compares. Best of luck to your channel.
Superb. Keep making more.
Your smile as you do the shake is excellent
In Brazil we add condensed milk to the Pina Colada for sweetening, it's good!
Ew, a perfectly plant based drink ruined 🤢
my favorite rum cocktail: Rum and lemonade, I call it sweeet lemonade ya sweeet lemonade
I've made that. Works with either light or dark rum. You get two different flavors. Both good.
you are the reason i bought a rum the other day in order to try all of these cocktails :P
2am in germany and I am enjoying your vids. What a great life. Love your videos, keep it up man
I love when u shake It, cheers from México!!
Thanx a lot for the recipes, I've recently started my Bar, so You help me so much.
Thank You wonderful teacher!!
steve is the most wholesome person on youtube
Idk why but he reminds me of Mr. Incredible
I made the daiquiri from volume 1 and it was so good!
Just have to love that smile
Your channel has become one of my favorites! Nice recipes and really helpful for someone wanting to learn 👏🏼
The Fireman's is basically a daiquiri. Rum, Lime, and a sweetener. I didn't know it had a name but just experimenting I made one by chance about a week ago...sans oeuf... no egg. A Pomegranate Daiquiri. It's quite good. I use Plantation 3 Star.
I made a variation of Rum, Lime and Apricot liqueur recently which has been a hit. Rum, Lime and Cream of Coconut is quite good too. "You put de lime in de coconut..." It's fun and easy to experiment.
I'd probably go for the Fireman's Sour. I need more grenadine recipes to go with my go to Scofflaw.
whole video on one side and THOSE SMILES WHEN YOU SHAKING on otherside win it all!!
Planter's punch is one of my favourites. I usually make a couple every week. Very tasty. :)
Great video mate. Just inspired me for this weekend. Can’t believe they are that easy to make. Subscribed!!
Good call on that fireman sour. I will be having on of those.
I like the hurricane... Will definitely be trying that.
Im 17, but I come for that smile.
The best TH-camr ever💎💎❤
What a delicious looking lineup!
Thanks for the recipes, bro! I didn't know how to mix water and ice and thanks to you many of my friends think I am a real bartender (of course I always give all the credit to you). Thank you!!
You’re welcome bro! 🙌
I tried the hurricane with your tutorial. Thank you. Easy and very good !
Well now, I beg to differ BUT Bacardi IS a Cuban rum based in Puerto Rico, the company moved to Bermuda as their new headquarters then expanded to NY and Puerto Rico for distillery (yes I know a bit of history lesson of this legendary rum company) Havana Club however is a case of stolen identity from a Cuban family named Arechabala who owned Havana Club rum which was confiscated by the Cuban Government after the revolution and stole the name, Bacaradi has since tried to reestablish the Archabala's company name and bought their original recipe, still trying to take back the stolen name. (yes I know to much information, hope it's interesting) Thanks for the wonderful recipes love this channel.
Yes, but it’s made in Puerto Rico so I tend to refer to it as Puerto Rican.. thanks for the extra info 🙏
How can you not like this man?
I can not like him because he's a *ginger **_fuck._* Gingers are not human, they're lizard aliens.
Wow the fireman sour looks so delicious 🤤 I loved them all ! A lot of bars also use normal cream inside the pina colada interesting that you don’t need so many ingredients
Cuba Libre for me, though the hurricane is tempting
I had never heard about the fireman's sour. I''ll surely try it soon. Thank you!
I like 3rd cocktail!
I'll try another cocktail. Thank you
You’re welcome!
Thank you Steve!
Welcome! What would be your pick of the bunch?
Beautiful cocktails...I would totally go after that Fireman sour. Thanks for your tips!
Fireman sour and hurricane look amazing
But... but... I don't want to choose! Can't I just have one of each? 😄
Pinacolada for sure ... All time one of favourites
Delicious hey!!
@@StevetheBartender_ thankyou big man for delicious cocktails...😋
The Hurricane!!!! Soooo good!!!!
My favourite would have to be piña colada. I’m not a big rum fan (causes headaches). Generally when I make my own, I blend the ingredients and add the rum afterwards and stir. It makes it slightly more pungent. 👌🏼
Steve! Thank you for the good vedio in your channel. I'm a student and I'm happy to learn much from this channel.❤️❤️
You are Awesome, you have inspired me to turn make cocktails a hobby.
Yes! I was looking for rum cocktails for this summer! awesome video as always!
Just made the Fireman’s Sour and it was a beauty 👌🏽
I like that your version of the Piña Coloda uses coconut cream, and not Coco Lopez. That would be a lot less sweet. That Fireman's Sour looks stunning.
Absolutely agree, both drinks sound great.
please can you make a video where you compare modern cocktails with original recipies
Very nice! I’ll definitely be making some out of this collection.
I would choose all of them....is that an option?
Love the hurricane. Thanks for the recipe
If you want ti use bacardi (wich many people use) for a cuba libre i highly recomend carta oro (the brown/golden rum) it relly gives a betyer taste and bacardi themselvs recomend carta oro instead of carta blanc.
I love this channel! Can you teach us how you spin the shaker cup like that.
I’m a one trick pony 😬
Great video mate, me an the Mrs been watching loads of your uploads and loving them all..especially the cheeky grins when you shaking them drinks pal lol.. Cheers Wayne (Scotland). 👍😉
They all look good; I especially like Pina Colada because I like coconut.
Hi Steve! I go for the Hurricane! Thanks for your video
Oh I am all for all 5 drinks. They look tasty. Cheers!
Love Pina Coladas so refreshing.
That’s looks so yummy! And so do the cocktails.
You need to do a caipirinha.
Brazilian"version" of the mojito but a bit better imo
You muddle lime wedges and sugar together at the bottom of a glass to make a quick "limeade" add cachaça then add crushed ice to the top. Garnish with a lime wheel.
Forgot to mention, Cachaça is technically not a rum. It is made with fresh sugarcane juice instead of molasses but it produces a more clean finish that is a bit sweeter but also a bit grassy and fresh tasting. (Could do a video on the liquor itself??) The caipirinha should taste almost like straight limeade but it usually has a high alcohol content and is used by locals to get foreigners messed up. (I know that from experience)
Find someone who smiles at you the way Steve smiles when he shakes a cocktail!
I like this channel. One thing I do, is I use the ice from the shaker, not new ice. Especially with a margarita.
Hello Steve, I love your smile when you shake the shaker. I know it's not going to happen but I'd love to hire you for my daughter's upcoming wedding in California. Love your video. Thanks.
Hurricanes are my absolute favorite drink to make
Interesting planters punch! At the tiki bar I work at, our planters punch uses a spice based liquor with Demerara syrup! I actually prefer the way you made it because I’m not a huge fan of the 5 spice liquor we use so thank you :)
I love rum! Try this. Rum, mix berries juice, soda (lime or orange). You got a Nutcracker.
As a rather inexperienced drinker, it may be a bit too powerful for me, but i think i'd like to give a Hurricane a try!
They are pretty boozy! 😂
The Fireman's Sour looks very good.
I love planter’s punch. I use the smugglers cove recipe but I split Plantation OFTD (1oz) and Botran 12 (2oz)
Fireman’s Sour because I’ve never had it and it looks delicious!
It works surprisingly well!!
Def definitely going to try two of theses cause we are making drinks for our engagement party.
Cool. I just came here for pinacolada, but now I'm interested in that Fireman's Sour 😄
Love doing a nice Cuba Libre with black rum and Mexican Coke!
First of all ur smile is just awesome😊😊
And suggest me a best cocktail as a begginer
Hurricane hands down. Closest to a Bermuda Rum Swizzle :)
Fireman Sour looks interesting. Gonna give that a go for sure!
Do you rinse out the mesuring flask after each use? Or you just use as is?
Hello Steve, I have a quick question for you. I heard about a Puerto Rican drink that has become so popular it is sold in pouches and cans. It is a drink called the PAPA JAC. I have been looking for the recipe and cannot find it anywhere. I thought I would turn to the Professional for assistance. Thank You.
Firemans Sour looks delicious. Gotta try that one!
I cant decide between the Fireman Sour or the Pina Colada. I did try the hurricane, strong but good. Love these recipes. Im very curious, is there a substitute for Benedictine?
I’d legitimately order one of each. I love my rum! lol
Planters punch and the Fireman's Sour look mighty tasty.
I make my Piña Coladas with frozen really ripe pineapple and mix of rum and Malibu as the coconut creme often lacks much coconut flavor if you get the unsweetened kind.
Best to use cream of coconut which as added sugar.. I didn't mention this in the video :(
@@StevetheBartender_ Might be better, but I find that at some of the sweetened ones have a really strong artificial flavoring taste to them. Maybe I just need to find a better brand. Either way I think the Malibu gives it a good flavor.