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Two hosts of a show called Cold Ones try to guess which of two drinks is more expensive based on their taste, smell and appearance. They sample different types of alcohol such as gin, vodka, rum, wine, tequila, cognac and whiskey. They get most of them wrong and have to finish the cheap ones as a punishment. They also make jokes and comments about the bottles, the flavors and the alcohol culture. At the end, they thank their patrons and show a list of their names.
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1. The video features a group of people tasting different types of alcohol to guess which one is more expensive.
2. The group tries to guess which gin is more expensive, with one being Gordon's London Dry Gin ($36) and the other being Mars Wabi Damask Rose Gin ($133).
3. They also try to guess which vodka is more expensive, with one being Smirnoff Red Label Vodka ($37) and the other being Beluga Gold Line Vodka ($173).
4. The group then tries to guess which rum is more expensive, with one being Bundy Rum ($29) and the other being Zacapa Centenario Royal Solera Grand Reserve Especial Rum ($410).
5. They also try to guess which wine is more expensive, with one being Yellowtail Shiraz ($7.95) and the other being 2002 Penfolds Grange ($1000).
6. The group then tries to guess which tequila is more expensive, with one being Sierra Silver Tequila ($36.50) and the other being Grand Patron For Deos Tequila ($1199).
7. They also try to guess which cognac is more expensive, with one being Hennessy VS Cognac ($67.90) and the other being Remy Martin Louis XIII Cognac ($4299).
8. The group then tries to guess which whiskey is more expensive, with one being Jameson Blended Irish Whiskey ($49.50) and the other being Glenfiddich 40 Year Old Single Malt Scotch Whiskey ($5000).
9. The group is given a booklet and a key with the Glenfiddich 40 Year Old Single Malt Scotch Whiskey.
10. The booklet contains a novel with each chapter featuring a different person who guarded the bottle.
11. The key is used to lock a small compartment in the box where the bottle is stored.