American Whisky Jesus and a guest drink a different whisky each show, and you can drink (and learn) along with them. Whether you're a whisky expert, want to learn what it's all about or already think you don't like whisky, you'll still have fun.
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American Whisky Jesus and a guest drink a different whisky each show, and you can drink (and learn) along with them. Whether you're a whisky expert, want to learn what it's all about or already think you don't like whisky, you'll still have fun.
In this episode, Murdina and Jesus drink Springbank 10 Year Old Scotch Malt Whisky, the first Campbeltown whisky in the Drink with Me podcast and the first whisky selected by Murdina herself.
Shockingly, Jesus and Murdina start with Serious Whisky Talk, educating themselves and you on Campbeltown, its history, what it means to be distilled 2 and a half times. They listen to folk music from Campbeltown, which is focused on wishing the local Loch was whisky rather than water. Still, it is legitimately Serious Whisky Talk.
Things devolve from there as they move on to the candy pairing, picked by Jesus this time. No spoilers, but you'll need to get yerself to Trader Joe's to pick it up.
Things devolve still further from there as they cover the inevitable rise in popularity of Sexy Mummies (not "mommies" but the gauze-wrapped bodies), Jesus demonstrates his skeptical drinking skills. They describe their plans for a Saltine Truck and the Be Hungry Restaurant, all to the brutal rhythms of the Oompah band.
Finally, Murdina tries to pay Jesus in hugs, and he's ok with that.
American Whisky Jesus
American Whisky Jesus and a guest drink a different whisky each show, and you can drink (and learn) along with them. Whether you're a whisky expert, want to learn what it's all about or already think you don't like whisky, you'll still have fun.
