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🗓️ 18 December 2018
⏱️ 70 minutes
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0:00.0 | Oh hey, alligites. It's your dry cleaner who never judges your pit stains. Alli-ward. Back for |
0:06.2 | another episode of allergies. So winter celebrations are here. Mariamant is to be had gatherings, |
0:12.1 | our gathering, and you've got some weekdays off and you're expected to spend them in your pajamas. |
0:17.7 | So I thought, why not an episode on liquid curiosities? Speaking of celebrations, really quick |
0:24.1 | up top. Happy birthday to Hannah Lipo, dear friend, admin of the Alligis Facebook group. We all love |
0:30.4 | you very much. Deal with it. Also more business before we get to the episode. Thank you to all the |
0:35.6 | patrons on patreon.com slash allergies. Thanks to anyone who gets merch at alligismerch.com. And |
0:41.2 | thank you for keeping alligis solid in the old science charts by tweeting and gramming and telling |
0:46.3 | your relatives and subscribing and rating and reviewing, which you know I creepily peruse because |
0:52.0 | your reviews are hilarious and they perk me up. And then I read you a fresh one so you know I'm not |
0:56.1 | just whistling very creepy dixie. So this week, Abokai says straight up, my therapist told me about |
1:02.3 | this podcast when I was complaining about my pervasive news addiction. Thanks for saving me from reading |
1:07.3 | way too many political articles. Straight up advice from the therapist. Okay, mixology. Let's get into it. |
1:16.3 | Okay, first, let's tackle this etymology because mixology is not a word used by mixologists a lot. |
1:24.9 | Although it seems like it was a term that was just invented like in the last decade with the |
1:30.5 | resurgence of these prohibition era classics and cocktails and the resurgence of the semi-ironic |
1:36.9 | moustaches, it is actually a throwback to an earlier time. So before we had delights like indoor |
1:46.5 | plumbing and vaccines, cocktail books and newspapers from the 1860s used phrases like mixologists |
1:55.5 | of fluid excitements to describe bartenders. And then in the 1980s in an era when |
2:02.8 | screwdrivers and segrums and diapypsi were all the rage, a New York bartender named Dail DeGroff |
2:10.6 | started bringing back old-timey recipes and he started calling himself a mixologist just to |
2:16.2 | impress the press and it worked. But maybe in the last like handful of years, some suspended |
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