Tequila. It makes you happy. But the question is, does it make you happier if you carbonate it in the Sodastream Well, there's one way to find out: I have a freshly chilled bottle of tequila here and I'm going to pour it into the carbonation bottle up to the zigzaggy line which is quite large Tequila to be fair, there's no short measures here. I'm not going to drink at all.

This is the sort of thing that, uh, if this works, it would be great for parties for Ebb to get a little shot of carbonated tequila. Is that pretty much taking most of the full bottle? it's taken quite a lot of the bottom. Uh, I'll just put the whole lot in there. Apparently the whole lot's going in.

excellent, right? Enter the soda stream. It goes. That was the the glass which it's going to be put into afterwards. it just made that sweet tinkling noise as I claimed turn glass it is in the Sodastream Begin the carbonation.

At this point I feel Duty bound to see that uh SodaStream don't recommend carbon carbon 80 anything but water in their soda streams for safety reasons. They haven't discovered that we're all putting wine and everything else in it and as such, we'll be losing out to the competition who have the slow release systems. Just saying so. I'm going for a triple fartulation here that's taking a lot of calm dogs out that's taking much more water.

Quite worried. Oh good Lord. Oh there it goes. That's the first fart, second part and the triple formulations which is actually the pressure release dumping excess gas.

Now at this point, it'd be really nice if there was a slow release system, but there is not. We have to just basically release it slowly manually and not just let go. Otherwise, you may Pebble Dash your ceiling with strong liquor so the foam has gone up to the top. It's quite foamy, but will it settle? Let's see if it does that.

I You know I'm not sure why I'm doing this video now I Have a flight tomorrow. This doesn't seem like the correct time to do alcoholic experiments particular carbonation which seems to increase the potency quite dramatically. Oh, it's almost there. It's almost there.

It's clearing and the tequila is done. Let's put this to the test. Uh-huh. Oh I can smell it.

It's got a distinctive smell. Maybe it's not supposed to have a distincter smell I'm not a tequila expert. Oh, that smells like chemical Actually, for some reason, right? To tell you what I shall pour some into a glass and the true test here is whether it instantly fizzes on contact. Which it is, it's trying to release all its carbon hooks.

I'm not gonna drink like the whole lot I mean some people would. so let's test this. I'm not used to Tequila This could be interesting, foreign, very potent. It adds a super strong texture to it as it does with all the other clear Spirit nuclear spirits.

But I would say well to answer the question, can you carbonate? Can you carbonate tequila? The answer is very much yes, you can carbonate tequila. and it would make a great party thing to actually serve a shot of freshly carbonated tequila to your guests. So the result is yes, you can carbonate tequila.