Episode 25: At the Movies: To Catch a Thief and Vertigo Dipsomania!

Once again, Lance and I are doing an “At the Movies” show, in which we pair our cocktails to two movies.


This time we’re taking on two classics from Alfred Hitchcock, the bemusing To Catch a Thief and the seriously messed up Vertigo.


To Catch a Thief


Jake's "Francie’s Fireworks"



2oz gin
0.5oz Aveze
0.5oz Dry vermouth
Champagne float


Lance's "Avez-vous Bourbon?"



1oz rye (Pikesville)
1oz bourbon (Eagle Rare)
4oz cider (dry)
Forbidden bitters
.5oz simple syrup


Vertigo


Jake's "Beautiful Mad Carlotta"



1.5oz Singani63
1oz Casa Mariol vermut
0.5oz Fernet Branca


Lance's "The Other Woman"



1.5oz gin
1oz dry vermouth
Egg white
1oz Orange juice
0.75oz Cointreau
Links:
To Catch a Thief - WikipediaPUNCH | How to Use Aveze Gentian Liqueur in Cocktail RecipesCary Grant - WikipediaGrace Kelly - WikipediaIsadora Duncan - WikipediaAlfred Hitchcock uses fireworks to represent sex - YouTube101 Best New Cocktails: Citrine by Jake Sutton, Stay-at-Home Bartender, Westminster, CO, USAVertigo (film) - WikipediaSingani 63Vermut – Casa MariolBronx (cocktail) - WikipediaLombard Street is San Francisco’s Crookedest Street.Red vs. Green in Vertigo - HitchcockVertigo, Color, and IdentityIMCDb.org: 1956 De Soto Firedome Sportsman Hardtop Coupe [S-23] in "Vertigo, 1958"IMCDb.org: 1957 Jaguar Mk.VIII in "Vertigo, 1958"Tata Motors - Wikipedia“JLR is essentially Tata Motors now": How Tata's British acquisition is keeping the Indian carmaker alive — QuartzDirector Steven Soderbergh On Why You Should Be Drinking Singani 63Bolivia - WikipediaDrink of the Week: Campo de Encanto Pisco - Imbibe MagazineBubble (film) - Wikipedia