Before Sunrise (1995) / Clyde May’s Alabama Style Whiskey
Key Takeaways
- Brad watches Richard Linklater’s Before Sunrise for the first time in this episode.
- The hosts discuss the film's honest portrayal of young love, memory, and longing over one night in Vienna.
- The pair reviews Clyde May’s Alabama Style Whiskey to complete their lineup.
- They conclude that the Alabama Style Whiskey pour is lower in quality compared to the brand’s bourbon and rye.
Brad watches Richard Linklater’s Before Sunrise for the first time, and both hosts fall hard for its honest portrait of young love, memory, longing, and two people talking their way toward something profound over one night in Vienna.
Then they finish their Clyde May’s lineup with Alabama Style Whiskey, a pour that lands lower in quality than the brand’s bourbon and rye.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What movie is discussed in this episode of Film & Whiskey?
The hosts discuss Richard Linklater’s 1995 romantic drama Before Sunrise.
What whiskey is reviewed alongside Before Sunrise?
The hosts review Clyde May’s Alabama Style Whiskey.
How does Clyde May's Alabama Style Whiskey compare to other pours?
The hosts find that the Alabama Style Whiskey lands lower in quality than the brand’s traditional bourbon and rye.
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