Advanced Techniques – Color Changing Cocktail
Chemists have long known that certain liquids will change color when the pH is altered. Here I use this technique to change a cocktail from blue to purple using butterfly pea flower tea.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Do not consume dry ice, make sure it completely sublimates before serving.
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Comments
Jz
AuthorIs it safe to mix dry ice in cocktail directly?
River Kelly
AuthorI love the music in these videos :)!
Chessing ton
AuthorThe Empress 1908 Gin produced in Victoria BC, Canada is made with butterfly pea blossoms. Looks just like that vibrant indigo, and changes colour when you mix with tonic or citrus juice. It tastes crisp, and delightful. An absolute treat for your taste buds and eyes!
jell0pudding
AuthorHow did you manage to find a tea with some of the only natural blue pigment that exists in nature?
Jack Falcke
AuthorWhat about janes bonds martini havent seen that yet
James West
AuthorCool video! For a mocktail version, would soda/sparkling water work as a sub for gin?
Shauna Rundle
AuthorJust cause most of my friends don’t drink and this looks cool
Shauna Rundle
AuthorIs there a way to make this in a non alcoholic variety?
Schuyler Phillips
AuthorHow would infusing the gin with the tea work? Would it still have the desired effect and how much do you think you would need? Also, I love your channel and your work, please keep it up!
Daniel Yang
AuthorCould you just use dry ice to subtly change the color since CO2 dissolves into carbonic acid in solution? Or would the alcohol mixed in be too much for it to form?
Orly Barterder Salas
AuthorWhere can I buy the butterfly pea tea flower?? I’m in Spain btw
Caramon Majere
AuthorThe Angry Hulk:
Gin or Vodka
Blue Curacao
Lemonade
Phurba Sherpa
AuthorWe got peaflower at work gonna try it
Bluecavemen
AuthorExpression 1908 gin
Ahkeem Rojas
AuthorFUCKING COOL😎👍
splitty2530
AuthorIs the flower featured in the video used in the making of blue litmus paper?
tuckerSmith
AuthorGotta have that V.
Er uh, gotta have that flower
Otto Sandrini
AuthorThank you i've been looking for a video like this to prove a theory of mine. The indicator responsible is anthocyanine (most likely, am not completely sober at this point in time). For those of you that aren't swimming in clitoris it will be nice to know that anthocyanine is also in large quantities in red cabbage, just dry it in the oven and use it just like your fave female Body part in the video
Hotbox the Hookah Fox
AuthorYou get a lot of your glassware from world market? I work there and i recognize a lot of the stuff like that oil cruet and your flip top bottles, even your bamboo knot picks and bar spoons
Blade 5786
Author"We'll be using the butterfly pea flower tea"
"This tea comes from the butterfly pea flower"
Wow I could never have guessed that
Pontus G
AuthorIs there a way to make a cocktail that changes from blue to red?
Leo Joey
Author3:57 god I always forget how damn sexy he is….
Federico Citroni
Authoryour cocktail started to change color before being mixed with citric acid… that's because the co2 dissolved in whater made carbonic acid that decrease the ph and made the change of color…
don't know if you can made such a beautifull fog with something else.. let me know 🙂
milwaukeegregg
AuthorPass………………..
Paul Kashirskyi
AuthorCarbon dioxide can create h2co3 (acid), that's why it turned a bit purple before mixing.
Still safe to drink, though
aq_acefan
AuthorEmpress 1908 Gin uses the Butterfly Pea blossom as one of its botanicals, and similarly changes color with the addition of citrus or tonic water.
https://www.empress1908gin.com/
ComaKomaedaNagito
Authorlooks up the scientific name of the butterfly pea flower
eXCUSE ME??
damian scot
Authorhttps://www.waewuk.co.uk/thai-blue-butterfly-pea-tea-188-p.asp
Zhengyu Hu
AuthorThis is absolutely amazing!!!
Noah Baumeister
AuthorOooh, more take five!
P Giles
AuthorFour Pillars factory is in my state in Melbourne, 10 minutes down the road. Very good product. Aussie!
Mr. Chicken
AuthorI'm color blind so it didn't change color for me lmao.
mirotzu99
AuthorRemember guys to be careful with the dry-ice! ingesting it can be lethal.
Fritz Casper
AuthorThis video is amazing in many ways. Thanks for this!
Andrew Dawnbringer
AuthorInstructions unclear. I'm eating citric acid with dry ice.
Zebedee Hill
AuthorI tried to make this and had to make a little alterations since the tea I used wasn't concentrated enough.
The main part being I made the blue tea into a syrup with 1/1 simple syrup. Then made it like a negroni with 1 part syrup, 1 part gin, 1 part triple sec.
Stir and strain into rocks glass, squeeze a lemon wedge into the glass and stir Infront of the customer. You get a smooth and delicious cocktail
casinomann
AuthorHow much gin
Odd Number
AuthorA friend of mine uses a whole Punchbowl to make His "Ritual of Black Death" it's basically a show mixing of a Mai-Tai that he finishes of with Blue Curacao instead of tripple sec so the whole bowl turns pitch black in an instant, not as flashy as this but still pretty fun to watch
EpiphonesSG
AuthorOrganic dried butterfly pea flowers….anything that starts with that is a gay hipster ass and going to be overpriced drink.
foster_the_shota_thread
Authorgive some guy a mysterious looking vitamine b pill, then give this to them half an hour later to freak them the fuck out and probably slap you once you tell them its a joke
Josh Ridgway
AuthorWhy do you remind me so much of binging with babish