BONUS: O Canada Caesar Special (ft. Grant) (Mott's Clamato Extra Spicy vs. Frank's Red Hot Caesar Originale vs. Matt and Steve's Hot and Spicy)

To call this July 1 a weird day is an understatement -- many of us are staying at home, still waiting for our vaccines and subsequent re-openings, others are staying home in light of recent confirmations of widespread unmarked mass graves at residential schools. Whatever your plans are on this Canada Day, we wanted to offer a fun little reprieve with a special Domestic Pints ONLY bonus episode. What better drink to have today than Canada's signature cocktail: the bloody caesar! This week on DPO we review a selection of canned caesar beverages. Joining us as a guest is our long time friend and listener, a true crispy boi, Grant! First John talks a bit about the history of the bloody caesar (when was it invented? where did it originate?) before moving on to our drink reviews. First, with MOTT'S CLAMATO EXTRA SPICY! Our next drink is the red hot FRANK'S RED HOT CAESAR ORIGINALE. Finally we try out MATT AND STEVE'S HOT AND SPICY CAESAR. We hope your day off is a fun and refreshing one, and we'll see you all again soon! NOTE: Grant and John recorded this one on a shared laptop, as a result the microphone cuts out occasionally when there is overlapping chatter. Apologies for any audio bugs! Timestamps: 14:02 Caesar #1 (Mott's Clamato Extra Spicy) 35:19 Caesar #2 (Frank's Red Hot Caesar Originale) 51:58 Caesar #3 (Matt and Steve's Hot and Spicy Caesar) 1:13:34 Wrap up, final scores, and conclusion Credits: 'O Canada' - A Capella Cover by The Nylons (1989) Check out Matt and Steve's origin story: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2hIeaABxRWo (www.mattandsteve.com) Intro and closing song: "Drink Beer (Till the Day That I Die)" by Dazie Mae (www.daziemae.com) Artwork: IG @natalierivetartist (www.natalierivet.com)