Margarita

[optical76]

that's a bad ass rita! i like how you only salted half the rim and not the entire circumference.

[filmmetoo]

nice vid, thank you.

[anton1207740]

Do you have any recommendations of a favorite tequila to use?

[FletchCSL]

i would prepare my margarita in a slightly different way. first of all make sure the tequila you use is 100% de agave as it is of superior quality, and use a ratio of 2:1:1

50ml tequila

25ml cointreau

25ml lime juice

no need for the addition of any sugar

shake at least 10 seconds to properly chill the drink and for adequate dilution.

keep your martini glasses in the freezer as it helps to keep the drink chilled, and when salting the rim only do one half of the glass.

good work!

[supraluva209]

I think sugar (simple syrup is a better idea) helps balance the drink, especially for new margarita drinkers. Hardcore drinkers can ommit the sugar if they enjoy the bitter taste of limes. Using organic agarve nectar is the best option for a sweetener, but this is very hard to find, so simple syrup is the next best thing

[alessandrobst]

bravo!!!!

[seanusmcmaximus]

just curious, what is the salt on the side of glass for?

[bradi141]

just for decoration :)

[neraknerak1]

this guy does have the best, sexiest personality! watch him shake, that's the best part!

[Johnndeerjordan]

@neraknerak1 - oleeeeeeee!

[Readalwaysthelabel]

thanks for this! really interesting about the salt/sugar- never saw this before.

also, nice kitchen!

[Johnndeerjordan]

thanks, I'll tell my mother.

[dowhatevertogetmeby]

This guy has the best personality.

[Orelion]

Finally! Measurements in ml and not oz, thank you very much!

[Johnndeerjordan]

1oz is approx. 30 ml!!! therefore 10 oz is around 300ml or 0.3l

[Orelion]

Thank you for the info!

[eatmyhoge]

Cool accent. I'm guessing Latino who learned English in Britain. Did I get it right?

[Johnndeerjordan]

@eatmyhoge yes for sure.... how's things?

[osocuteagent99]

I have never , ever, added sugar to a margarita. People love my M'itas

[vanillaface358]

where do u get yr bar stuff i live in the uk plz tell me!

[leesauce123]

yo~

enjoy the video clip, u r da bomb dude~

realy appreciate ur video, keep goin man~

[energumeno87]

Very nice video...

Only one thing...Put some ice into the Martini-glass to have it cold...

[Johnndeerjordan]

@energumeno87 - thank you so much, I aspire to make some more videos one day... :)

[mishmosh2000]

Awesome video and explanation. Thanks.

[guitarhero2357]

Awesome! I'm thirsty just watching this. Heading into the kitchen as we speak...

[RSPiqua2007]

I never thought to keep the salt out of the inside of the glass - I learned something!

[rspimentel]

awsome! Congratz.

[ArcherEmisarioGorgon]

uoooou se entiende todo perfectamente, muy bueno el video. Comprare todo el material para prepararlos en casa jejejej

[Dhanen]

Invitate bro!!!!

[dwbshaggys]

very nice explanation!

Felicitaciones!

[mikoo2]

lovely, thanks so much

[xtacyboi101]

thanks for the nice vid...hope more soon

[slaytera]

Thanks for the informative video.

[senoritacoaf]

very nice, hope you make some new ones soon

[LEMINOX]

Hey! Another great vid, another great drink! Thanks a lot! Cheers from Argentina!

[chuckpeterson]

these videos are great, i've really enjoyed them. thanks for posting!

[Blancaestherv]

blancaestherv

quiero viajar a mexico, porque de ese pais me atrae todo, su comida, sus playas y sus margaritas!!!!!! me encantan!!!gracias a ti ya podre hacermelas solita en casa sin tener que esperar a mi viaje, thanks my love

[Johnndeerjordan]

The purpose of these videos are to show that anyone can make cocktails regardless of experience and lack of proper equipment.

Enjoy.