Speed Pouring, Techniques and Equipment / The More You Know

[@thefirespectrum]

I don't use these for cocktails, but I keep my cooking oils in liquor bottles with a speed pour.They are super convenient for drizzling over food or a pan, and for quick estimation in recipes where the exact amount of oil isn't critical.

[@cmcocktails]

yep, the sales of liquor pourers for the company we carry is mainly financed through the olive oil using restaurants :)

[@TantiramDesign]

Awesome video. I really like these "The More You Know" episodes

[@cmcocktails]

Thanks!

[@Mister_Phafanapolis]

It's refreshing to see calm, educator Derrick instead of a wacky, manic wrangler and host Derrick

[@Vega10101010]

you should put your bottel complitly vertical, so you always have the same reference when you counting, if not with diferents angles liquid will flow different, also your wirst will get less tired when you working a lot of hours, you need to get into it if you never tried, at first flexibility on wirst will not be on point but you need 2 days to make it automatic

[@cmcocktails]

yeah, true

[@d2344]

No internet for 3 days and it could die again anytime soon. Thanks for the work.

[@cmcocktails]

ew, thanks.

[@Courtney.C.Coskun]

"they're made in China" 😂 great video. Thank you!

[@yoyohuang6049]

hi,Sir i would like to you help us to introudes our liquor pourers

[@deepakarya7929]

Thanks

[@texaschizophrenic]

Hi Derrick! Love the shows and all your content, including the quests you have! Keep it up! Would love to see a bio episode about yourself and why the bar life fascinates you so much! Thanks!

[@cmcocktails]

yeah, I should do that again, I've done them over the years here in there and Q&A videos, but having a video all about myself just feels weird :)

[@ronthebartender]

on point, thanks for the sharing!

[@cmcocktails]

Thanks!

[@GunsAndTheYoung]

Is that Rumsons I see back there?! Awesomme to see those guys getting some love.

[@cmcocktails]

yep, we help them with some events that require cocktail contests and help them at their tables at Boston Jerkfest. They've been on the show as well, kzbin.info/aero/PL5zfqDuFro3z6V8a3m51YRuWqwA_pZpB4

[@nagendaranmathannagendaara3416]

super super super good

[@treksez]

good stuff, keep it up

[@cmcocktails]

thanks

[@jessileonn]

so useful!, well appreciated!

[@cmcocktails]

Thanks!

[@amandaadipchand1978]

Can you tell us where did you get the big pourer?

[@cmcocktails]

five years ago I could, right now, not really :)

[@cookingshellybean]

For me, "Pop! Goes the weasel!" was an accurate 1 oz pour. Especially because I'm usually dancing too much to the chaos in my head.

[@Acujeremy]

Too much strain on your joints. If you are right handed, have the bottle in front of you and point the pour spout facing left. If you are left handed, have the bottle in front of you and point the pour spout facing right. Make sure you over a sink or a bowl, where you will be pouring. With your palm facing upwards, slide in between your middle finger and 4th finger into the neck of the bottle.So now the neck of the bottle is all the way in between your middle and 4th finger. Grab the neck with those 2 fingers and the index and pinky too, but put your thumb on top of the speed pourer base. Your thumb needs to be on their to make sure it doesn’t slip off. Now turn the bottle vertically over for a few seconds and then quickly flip the bottle back over where you started. Do this a few times to get the hang of it.

[@Teamshmo]

You look exactly like a less haired version of Rob Schneider

[@cmcocktails]

wish that was the first time I've heard that, but usually once or twice a year someone leaves that comment.

[@panuwatmanomaiwong1123]

So we can use this pourer as a cap instead of its own cap? It wont evaporate right?

[@cmcocktails]

nope, you'll want to take the pourer off and replace the cap when you're done. You'll increase evaporation and chances for fruit flies otherwise.

[@panuwatmanomaiwong1123]

Thanks so much for the information!

[@porkchopsandapplesauce]

Still tryna figure out how bubble 2 3 4 is different from bubble 1 2 3. Maybe just maybe you were actually just counting faster :D

[@CubaColombianito]

he was suppose to count bubble 2 3 for the 3/4 oz not bubble 1 2 3

[@iNinjeek]

2:10 you count bubble 2-3-4 5:50 you said its bubble 1-2-3 Do we count the 1 or no? Which one is it? Thanks!

[@cmcocktails]

the "count" is the same in both those scenarios...you can say bubble 11, 14, 18 if you want to, as long as you count a set of three :)

[@marlong1988]

Been meaning to ask, where do you get your custom serving mat?

[@cmcocktails]

awesomedrinks of course :) awesomedrinks.com/collections/cmc

[@jordang7278]

good bartenders don't have problems with accuracy using a speed pour

[@cmcocktails]

wonder why nobody in New Orleans French Quarter uses one than... they must all suck.

[@wildernessman760]

there's nothing worse than a drunk fruit fly😂😂😂

[@bobbymcdougal6102]

Yo bro my last names McDougal

[@eloybastos1035]

speak less and make more

[@cmcocktails]

I have 2918 videos, comment less, watch more. ;-)