Some Adult Beverages Part 1

Show Format Restructuring Discussion

Scott and Burke discussed technical issues with audio settings and tested connectivity. They also shared recipes, with Scott detailing a chicken and broccoli casserole. Scott outlined plans to restructure their show format, separating it into an "A block" on Tuesdays and a specialty show on Thursdays, starting the following week. They briefly discussed editing an MTV show and shared recommendations for mixed drinks.

Technical Troubles and Golf Updates

Scott and Burke discussed technical issues with Scott's computer setup and fan noise problems. They shared personal updates, including Burke's illness and Scott's cat being at the vet. They watched a video about Knob Creek's custom bourbon blending process. Scott introduced a new point system for golf tee times at their club, which awards points based on membership type, seniority, and physical attributes for female members.

YouTube Videos and Tech Discussion

Scott and Burke watched and discussed various YouTube videos, including comedic content and how-to videos, and shared their thoughts on the comments and reactions they received. They also discussed a shot tube device and its potential uses, particularly for consuming alcohol on an island. Scott and Burke conducted a speed test and shared their results. They ended the conversation with a motivational message and a brief discussion about music.

2025 Celebrity Deaths and Tragedies

Scott and Burke discussed their alcohol purchases and mixing preferences, sharing experiences about different drinks and mixers. They then reviewed several celebrity deaths from 2025, including musicians Sly Stone, Brian Wilson, and Wayne Lewis, as well as actress Pippa Scott, TV host Juliet Powell, meteorologist Gary England, and actor Harris Yulin. They also mentioned the death of TV host Ananda Lewis and a plane crash in India that killed over 200 people.

Alcoholic Beverage Tasting Session

Scott and Burke taste and rank various alcoholic beverages, including shots, whiskeys, and rums, discussing their flavors, proofs, and mixing preferences. They use a scoring system from 1 to 10 to rate each drink and adjust rankings as they go. Scott and Burke share personal anecdotes and preferences, and Scott mentions making his own mead. They conclude the tasting session with Crown Royal Apple, noting its smoothness and potential as a good mixer.

Alcohol Tasting and Flavor Analysis

Scott and Burke tasted and evaluated several alcoholic beverages, discussing their flavors, sweetness levels, and potential mixability. Scott rated Gentleman Jack as his top choice, while Burke favored Fireball. They both found the Crown Royal Apple flavor artificial and disappointing, though mixing it with ginger ale improved its taste for Burke. Scott discovered that the Amarula liqueur, made from the marula fruit in South Africa, had a unique flavor profile and could serve as a palate-cleansing drink between stronger bourbons. They concluded that natural fruit infusions often tasted better than processed flavored spirits.