Zane and Steve start the day with a bike race down Mt. Haleakala for their 6-Pack Challenge. They toast to the mysterious Polynesian Kava drink and, after trying several of Maui's best Mai Tai's, Steve does a fire dance!

Zane and Steve drink Blue Hawaiians on a helicopter. They board a train at the Kilohana Plantation in search of fresh cocktail ingredients. And, they learn about what beverages are considered aphrodisiacs!

Zane explores a flaming Absinthe drink. He and Steve tee off on the last six holes of Pebble Beach for their 6-Pack Challenge. And, they hang out with a wine-maker, who's a self-proclaimed Wild Man!

Zane and Steve follow in one of history's most prolific drinkers, Ernest Hemingway. They hang out with butt-kicker, Pat Croce, at his iconic Key West bars. And they find out that drinking on Duval Street isn't really legal...

Zane and Steve start the morning with fresh fruit for a 500-person brunch. They whip up some adult milkshakes. And they take a boat to Virginia key to shotgun beer with a squatter.

In this episode of Drinking Made Easy, Zane and Steve roll through Tampa Bay. They visit Cigar City to brew their own private beer, view the world's largest restaurant wine collection, and attempt to get Steve a job at the original Hooters.

In this episode, we venture to our Country's oldest city. We visit an 18th century tavern, board a pirate ship, and do some native hunting. Then, we try to clean it all up with a drink from the Fountain of Youth. It's Drinking Made Easy, St. Augustine.

Visit the 'Hostess City', Savannah, Georgia. They mix up a small batch of Chatham Artillery Punch, take part in the tradition of eating pink eggs, remove their pants at the Rail Pub and ride on a bicycle bar to another bar with 150 specialty martinis.

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