Don the Beachcomber's Rum Julep and the standard Mint Julep

[@makeanddrink]

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[@ultimatemaitai]

I enjoyed the history lesson.

[@billybennet75]

Thankˋs for going deep into the history, youˋre quickly becomming one of my favorite cocktail channels 😃

[@robs4574]

I love seeing tiki cocktails!

[@dublaAandA]

Thumbs up for the cute intro.

[@ethand982]

Always impressed by your production quality and clear motivation to make great videos! Excited for you to grow big!

[@SabreAce33]

Love the history, please don't leave it behind! Your content reminds me of early How to Drink with even more polish and production value. While I do get a laugh from some of the newer HTD content from time to time, you hit the bullseye on great cocktail content, awesome context, and fit and finish. Cheers!

[@AngryCocktails]

This is for when there's lots of mint in the garden!

[@will5430]

glad i found your channel!

[@garylayton2902]

I enjoy your videos and especially like it when you pass on the history Thank you.

[@Ayndagram]

Dos cocktails espectaculares! Me quedo con la receta de Don para los calurosos días de verano y el original para disfrutar de un "old fashioned" más refrescante 🤗

[@seanpannebaker6404]

Great video! Hadn't heard of the Rum Julep before. Sounds pretty good, I'll have to give it a try. Cheers!

[@deepseastonecore3017]

Thanks 4 all the hard work.

[@anymous6663]

Awesome video as per usual, keep it up! Really enjoyed the brief history lesson as well :)

[@Diaspro-1]

Thank

[@will5430]

Do you make your own pebble ice?

[@makeanddrink]

I buy it. You can get it pretty cheap at Sonic or Chick-fil-a. I just go once a month or so and get 3 bags. The fast food ice is cheap and the nugget ice makers don’t hold ice, so as soon as it’s made you need transfer it to the freezer. Which means you need the same freezer space as if you bought it. However the more and more nugget ice I use the more I’m considering making my own. We shall see!