2 Big Name Actors Were Spotted Mixing Drinks And Handing Out Booze In Boston

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As reported in Boston.com, award-winning Hollywood stars were seen at quite a few local spots on Sunday to showcase their new mezcal brand, Dos Hombres. Yup, it happened right here at home. 2 big name actors were spotted mixing drinks and handing out booze in Boston!

Here's the story. 2 TV superstars from the award-winning drama, Breaking Bad, were seen on Sunday promoting their new brand of mezcal called Dos Hombres. And how perfect that co-stars and real life buddies Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul have been brewing up some booze together. It's true, Walter White and Jesse Pinkman were spotted at a bunch of Boston area places on Sunday.

Cranston and Paul also made popped into Trillium Brewing, Time Out Market Boston, Grace by Nia to mix and serve their mezcal to fans. They also had promotional stops at Total Wine and More in Dorchester, and Market Basket in Waltham (right down the street from us)! Dang, and I wasn't at work. Reportedly, the hit just about everywhere including Bostonia near Faneuil Hall, View at the Pru, and the Envoy Hotel in the Seaport. And Bryan and Aaron even posed for pics and signed autographs for fans, according to boston.com and as reported in the Boston Globe.

How cool would it have been to be hanging out with these guys? Check out this post from Grace by Nia

Aaron Paul told the Globe, "We grew it from its infancy," referring to their brand of mezcal, Dos Hombres. Bryan Cranston added, "There are some similarities between running the business and the work they normally do as actors." He went on to explain that like characters they don't know going into a show, business is the same. They just try to be sponges and soak in the knowledge of the product and business.

On the website, you'll see a quote from the actors/friends about their business. It says:

"We started Dos Hombres to create a Mezcal that we thought was perfect. A unique blend of the finest Espadin agave, hand-selected from the hillsides of a small village in Oaxaca, Mexico." Frankly, I can't wait to try Dos Hombres.

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