Gin and Thomas Podcast

By: Thomas Gordon
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  • Summary

  • Join Thomas and a weekly special guest review cocktails and share drinks with friends

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Episodes
  • Walking Down the Boulevard | ep. 44

    Walking Down the Boulevard | ep. 44
    Oct 5 2024

    Only a month and a half late this time. Brandon talks about his wedding, Thomas teaches Olympic history, and a the boys learn a recipe to a deadly cocktail.


    Boulevardier


    1 or 2 oz of Rye/Bourbon Whiskey

    1 oz Campari

    1 oz Sweet Vermouth


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    1 hr and 14 mins
  • Put Some Irish in Your Coffee | ep. 43

    Put Some Irish in Your Coffee | ep. 43
    Aug 30 2024

    Its been a long recovery since St. Patrick's day but the boys are here to tell you about a new and better way to drink your coffee in the morning.


    Thomas went to a parade, Brandon is planning a trip, and they both find themselves in a box.


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    1 hr and 22 mins
  • End of an Era | ep. 42

    End of an Era | ep. 42
    Jul 22 2024

    Sorry for the Delay! but we are back, stay tuned for our back log to be uploaded!


    Thomas and Brandon try a very sexy drink, talk about Brandon's big move.



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    1 hr and 14 mins

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