The Speakeasy #046: The Princess Bubble-tini, New York Comic Con 2013

Drink #046: The Princess Bubble-tini,
New York Comic Con 2013

New York Comic Con is a celebration, and celebrate it we did! The Speakeasy this month is actually a triple-combo made up of Friday, Saturday, and Sunday podcasts that we only posted on YouTube. So do forgive a bit of repetition. Joining us each night is Patz from The Cockpit and Alain’s elusive roommate.

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And now your helpful bartenders at The Speakeasy present your drink:

The Princess Bubble-tini

1 oz Bubble gum vodka
1/2 oz Amaretto
1 splash Grenadine (to color)
Sprite

Directions: In a cocktail shaker add all alcohol and a splash of grenadine. Shake vigorously with ice. Strain into a martini glass. Fill with Sprite. Garnish with a gumball.

More New York Comic Con 2013 posts:

New York Comic Con 2013: General Impressions
New York Comic Con 2013: Panels

New York Comic Con 2013: Show Floor & Artist Alley
New York Comic Con 2013: Masters of Animanga
New York Comic Con 2013: Our 7 Favorite Announcements
New York Comic Con 2013: Podcasts

The Speakeasy #045: Barrier Breaker, From Short Seasons to Filler and Everything in Between

Drink #045: Barrier Breaker,
From Short Seasons to Filler and Everything in Between

In this episode, we meander around anime seasons discussing the short episode counts of recent years, the likelihood of series getting another season, the dreaded filler, the changing function of OVAs, and a myriad of other things related to the way anime is released.

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And now your helpful bartenders at The Speakeasy present your drink:

Barrier Breaker

1 1/2 oz dark rum
1/2 oz Galliano® herbal liqueur
2 tsp dark creme de cacao
4 oz cold coffee
crushed ice

Pour all of the ingredients into an Irish coffee glass filled with crushed ice. Stir well.

REPOST – The Speakeasy #009: The Bloody Caesar, Anime Licensing and the Future

Drink #009: The Bloody Caesar,
Anime Licensing and the Future

The U.S. anime market of 2000 was clearly not the same market of 2010 no matter how much some people would like that to be the case. A lot about how anime is brought over to the U.S. has changed in the last few years. We talk about how we got to this point and then at the myriad of ways the remaining companies are innovating to respond to these trends. Which of these new methods of distribution will be able to coexist and which will die out? Whose licensing methods will pick profitable shows and who is still picking Rozen Maiden and Heat Guy J style bombs? And most importantly who thought that picking up Blessing of the Campanella was a good idea?

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And now your helpful bartenders at The Speakeasy present your drink:

The Bloody Caesar

6 oz. Clamato Juice
1½ oz. Vodka
2 Dashes Hot Sauce
2 Dashes Worcestershire Sauce
Celery salt
Freshly Ground Pepper
Lime/Lemon wedge
1 Crisp Celery Stalk

Served on the rocks in a highball class. Rim the glass first with a lime wedge and then with celery salt.