How to make an Ancient Egyptian inspired cocktail I Pleasant Vices recipe
How to make an Ancient Egyptian inspired cocktail I Pleasant Vices recipe
In the third recipe video of the Pleasant Vices series Tasha is treating us to a cocktail inspired by the ancient Egyptian beer she made with Michaela and Susan in episode 3. Using an Alpha Beta ale Tasha makes her version of a Henket, a delicious ancient inspired blend to titillate your tastebuds. Cheers to that!
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Girl, your hair dresser should be flogged….
I don't think those square bottles will be up to the presure (hense exploding!)
Swing-top Grolsch bottles should be much tougher, and they come with free beer inside!
The ministry of construction and communal services of The Russian Federation must be banned and put on trial…
wow! It looks delish! Dogfish brewery makes a beer based on the residue from pots found in an ancient tomb on Crete which is also very tasty and uses similar flavors, if ya'll are too lazy to make this lol
Thank you so much for sharing this recipe! Sounds truly delectable! I wish I had all the ingredients to try creating – replicating it…
Lovely little video — I'd love to hear what this tasted like! 🙂 – T
2:15 peasant vices :D?
If the museum has a restaurant, I hope this is offered. If not, I hope you can persuade a nearby pub to offer it. Mesopotamian beer drinks recipes next?
this has quickly become one of my favourite series on youtube!
Looks delicious but you miss getting the spices on the rim using a straw.
Where can I find the oak beer?
Forgive me for asking this: but why is flavour spelt without the u?
1.23 human seed ???
This looks so tasty. Great work!
oh that looks delicious
1:20 Had to pause the video for a second there. I really thought she was casually like " Rose petals, Coriander seed, human seed and some sesame…"
You scared the sh*t out of me there xD
I love these episodes! These DIY videos is a great way to get people hyped about history keep it up 😀
That looks delicious, I must say.
How about a traditional mead recipe? The modern ones are over processed — I'd love to know what our beloved heathen ancestors actually had when dancing under the moon.
There are so many cool things to see and learn from the British Museum, More Please !
Did they have Bars/Pubs in ancient Egypt ? I'm not being a wise guy, but the human need for socializing and lubricating spirits seems universal.