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Hi, everybody, and welcome to Quick Draw Mixology. I'm here with Lavinia Webb,
who is in this week's episode, very important episode. It's called
and we're going to show you how to mix an actual drink from the 1800s called
Black Stripe.
That's right, which you can enjoy while you watch this episode of Quick Draw.
Okay, Black Stripe. Let's get right to it. We start off.
First, you get a half a cup of rum.
And by the way, this drink, it says right here, actual 1850s drink, can be
in the summer or the winter. If in the former season, add the above and mix in
one tablespoon of water and cool with shaved ice, which you've done. So you
rum, ice, and a tablespoon of water.
If in the latter, add the above and fill it up with a tumbler of boiling water.
But we're doing cold. Okay. Now, then you want to put a drop of pineapple oil.
Just a drop.
Hey. Is that a plastic dropper? Oh, you put two in there. All right. That's
okay. All right.
Happens. Then you want to do a half ounce of molasses.
Oh, boy. This is going to take all day. Oh, my God.
Okay.
I don't know. I think we should make that optional, too.
No, that's delicious. Okay. Now, grating nutmeg.
Put some nutmeg in there. You've already grated your nutmeg. Yeah. Because you
bought it at the grocery store, let's be honest.
All right. And then what do we do?
We mix it up.
That's it.
Oh, and look what she's garnishing it with.
Oh, that's gorgeous.
Oh, man.
And now our taste tester's coming in. This is my deputy, Eli Brocious.
I don't know if a man of your time would enjoy very many pineapple wedges.
You still got the molasses down there at the bottom. Yeah, and the molasses just
sort of sticks in the bottom. It seems irrelevant.
How's your drink?
Well, it tastes like rum and sand.
Uh -huh. I mean, the nutmeg gives it that nice beach -like quality. Okay.
Yeah,
yeah. Maybe it's the first sex on the beach drink.
Sure. All right. There you have it. Now, if you want to enjoy this as a drinking
game, every time you hear this word mentioned, take a little sip of your
Stripe. Yeah, Eli, you've still got some nutmeg.
Yeah, a bit of a nutmeg mustache.
But anyway, by the end of the night, you're going to be feeling good.
Striped. Yeah, you're going to be striped. That's what we call it. So
If all of America's hammered while you watch our shows, we're going to be a
Delicious.
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