10 Secret Filipino Cocktails You've Never Heard Of

[@i-am-your-conscience]

13:05 This thing is popular all over Europe and a preferred way to drink beer in the summer for many people.. In England it is called shandy, in Germany it is called "Alsterwasser" in the north, and "Radler" in the south.. But it has to be sprite or something similar tasting.. Otherwise it is something different! Coke tastes more horrible.. Also, without ice, but mixed with icecold sprite and beer 13:50 The foam up part is where it got the name I think. It is a way to revive "expired" beer or beer that was open for too long. After the Menthos, the foam looks like its freshly opened

[@kristalsugide9037]

☕️ 10/10 🙂

[@lhovelytomasa]

1/8 how many spoon of pomelo n coffee. tnx

[@stockicide]

Fun video! That gin is actually the best selling gin in the world (because of how cheap it is). It's also considered to be terrible. Total Wine carries Red Horse, but I think it's not the same version you can get in the Philippines.

[@DrinkingWithTony]

I think the 8% abv Red Horse for export is brewed in Hong Kong. I'll try it if I come across it but I got the feeling it's just a completely different beer with the same name.

[@sulpiciosee4272]

Im a filipino, and im planning to put up a business, on streets of dumaguete, can you suggest starting kits in my mixing

[@DrinkingWithTony]

Well if it is a business the goal should be to appeal to the widest amount of people. Start with what everyone knows like margaritas and daiquiris. Everyone loves the frozen blended versions too. As for the locals, I'm not sure but I would guess having low cost options would be good.