Eat Drink Smoke - Episodes Tagged with “Proof”

Tips To Make Your Homemade Burger Taste Restaurant Good - Reviews Of The El Septimo Emperor Yao Maduro Cigar And Ben Holladay Bottled In Bond Missouri Straight Bourbon - Episode 226

Tony Katz — Mon, 27 Feb 2023 06:00:00 -0500

This week, Tony and Fingers reviewed The El Septimo Emperor Yao Maduro Cigar and Ben Holladay Bottled in Bond Missouri Straight Bourbon.

Tony Katz and Fingers Malloy host Eat! Drink! Smoke! recorded live at Blend Bar Cigar in Indianapolis, IN.

Topics this week include:

Chefs' secrets that will make your homemade burger taste "restaurant good."

California beach town bans the use of balloons beginning in 2024.

Amazon employees express dismay, anger about sudden return-to-office policy.

Oscars ‘crisis team’ in place if Will Smith-type slap happens.

All that and much more on episode 226 of Eat Drink Smoke.

More information on the El Septimo Emperor Yao Maduro.

Size - 6 1/2x60
Wrapper - Maduro
Binder - Undisclosed
Filler - Undisclosed

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Is California Trying To Ban Premium Cigars? Reviews Of The Alfonso Extra Anejo #3 Cigar And Weller 12 Year Bourbon - Episode 225

Tony Katz — Mon, 20 Feb 2023 06:00:00 -0500

This week, Tony and Fingers reviewed the Alfonso Extra Anejo #3 Cigar and Weller 12 Year Bourbon.

Tony Katz and Fingers Malloy host Eat! Drink! Smoke! recorded live at Blend Bar Cigar in Indianapolis, IN.

The fellas threw in a bonus review of... Peeps Pepsi. You read that right -- Peeps flavored Pepsi.

Are You Ready For Your Big Game Party? Reviews Of The Azul Y Oro Cigar By Crowned Heads And Tom Bullock's Burnt Orange Bourbon - Episode 223

Tony Katz — Mon, 06 Feb 2023 05:00:00 -0500

This week, Tony and Fingers reviewed the Azul y Oro Cigar by Crowned Heads and Tom Bullock's Burnt Orange Bourbon.

Tony Katz and Fingers Malloy host Eat! Drink! Smoke! recorded live at Blend Bar Cigar in Indianapolis, IN.

It is almost Big Game weekend! That means people will be throwing football parties. There are things to consider when throwing a Big Game party;

What makes for a great party food/snack? If you order pizza, is pineapple an acceptable topping? Wait, is it even worth it to host a party in the first place?

Eat! Drink! Smoke! - Episode 36 - Howard Stern says President Trump Needs Psychotherapy, Should You Fear High-Proof Bourbon and Get Punched For Playing Beer Pong

Tony Katz — Sun, 26 May 2019 11:00:00 -0400

"I think he asked me to punch him?" - April D. Gregory

That's how April described a moment that occured during a game of beer pong. But she's not so sure what really happened...and her trying to piece it together is amazing!

Tony Katz hosts Eat! Drink! Smoke! Just because a bourbon is a high proof doesn't mean it won't be enjoyable. The uncut and unfiltered bourbon from Blend Bar Cigar Private Label bourbon is 120.8 proof. April and Fingers Malloy are in love. Tony is still feeling the burn in his chest. They also review the Zino Platinum Exclusive Series.

Howard Stern has a new book coming out, and is talking about how psychotherapy helped him. He went a step further, saying that the same would help President Trump. Is it right to

A RV store is getting fined by the city of Statesville, North Carolina for having a giant American flag at their store. According to the city, it violates code. According to Tony, the city of Statesville has picked the losing side of an argument. Spinach ice cream is not a smart idea and what is Navy sex?

Eat! Drink! Smoke! is recorded live at Blend Bar Cigar in Indianapolis, IN. The podcast is sponsored by Horse Soldier bourbon and Fanimation.com.

NOTE In the podcast, Tony refers to the number of colonists who favored revolution as 3%. The number he should have used was 1/3rd, which is a contested figure - https://historynewsnetwork.org/article/5641. The 3% number comes from a myth about the percentage of colonists who served in the militia - https://observer.com/2017/07/soldiers-militia-american-revolution/
We always try to correct the record when we notice an error. We usually blame the bourbon.