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Jay and Sean visit Portland, Oregon, a town known for its alternative ethos and hipster spirit. From a microbrewery and a small batch whiskey bar to a rum club and a spot for an authentic Spanish coffee, the guys take in the city’s artisanal culture, jump on an old-timey bar bus tour, and check out the town’s oldest strip club. Special guest: The Decemberists’ Chris Funk.
Jay and Sean visit Austin, Texas, a town that embraces the craft cocktail movement while giving it a unique local twist and a dash of downhome Texas charm.
Jay and Sean visit the concrete jungle that is NYC where they meet with the creator of Esquire magazine’s ‘Best Bars’ annual list, Dave Wondrich. Following Dave's advice, the duo head out across Lower Manhattan, stopping at some of the best drinking spots the city has to offer. From historical watering holes to modernist cocktail lounges, and even a few off-the-list bars in between, Jay and Sean drink in the sights and the spirits of The Big Apple.
Jay and Sean visit Jay’s hometown of Boston, Massachusetts. Blending together bars from Wondrich’s list and old haunts from Jay’s past, they create a whirlwind tour of Beantown that reveals this city’s revolutionary spirit is still alive.
Mixology meets gastronomy as Jay and Sean scour the nation looking for the bars with the best food.
Jay and Sean are back in New York, but this time they’re taking their drinking tour to their old stomping ground: Brooklyn.
Jay and Sean travel the country looking for that which is often overlooked, the best hotel bars in the country. Special guests include comedians Nick Thune and Jen Kirkman.
More than just sleazy neighborhood dumps, Jay and Sean hunt for the best dive bars America has to offer.
Jay and Sean visit New Orleans, Louisiana, the birthplace of both jazz and Sean Patton.
Jay and Sean end their cross-country journey back home in Los Angeles; guests include comic Rory Scovel, chef Roy Choi and musician Matt Sorum.
