Jorel Hughes and Anthony Schultz rarely review liqueurs, but they made an exception with the exceptional Bols Blue Curacao. Lightly discussed during the review, Bols Blue Curacao is not technically orange flavored, but rather tastes of the Laraha fruit which is a uniquely developed fruit stemming from the Valencia orange by the Spanish in the 17th century. Watch the Bols Blue Curacao Liqueur review for more information about Blue Curacao and its many applications.Subscribe to On The Rocks to listen to more liquor and spirit reviews. Head on back to the On The Rocks SoundCloud page to subscribe or click the link below to subscribe to On The Rocks on SoundCloud or iTunes now!SUBSCRIBE for weekly episodes on SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/on-the-rocks-otrSUBSCRIBE for weekly episodes on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/on-the-rocksThis week we are focusing on social media here at On The Rocks, so give us a shoutout, a suggestions, or even a joke on Facebook, Twitter, and Google+. Links are included below, which will *zap* you straight on over to said On The Rocks social media sites with nary an Internet-tube hiccup.**************************************************************MORE from On The Rocks:PREVIOUS episode: http://bit.ly/SobieskiVodkaSCNEXT episode: http://bit.ly/LunzaulReposadoTequilaSC**************************************************************LIKE us on FACEBOOK! https://www.facebook.com/ontherocksjorelandanthonyFOLLOW On The Rocks on TWITTER! https://twitter.com/OnTheRocks_OTRFOLLOW On The Rocks on GOOGLE+! http://bit.ly/OtRGoogleWe are two spirit enthusiasts whose sole purpose is to entertain and hopefully provide our insights on various liquors of all differing quality and caliber. We post episodes twice-weekly, every Wednesday and Thursday at 2p.m. PST. Our goal is to create a light-hearted, laymen’s field guide to liquor. Oftentimes, YouTubers and critics take themselves too seriously and focus so intensely on a specific type of liquor that we felt there should be a show that represents the rest of us and not solely the aficionado. With that in mind, we wanted to build a community around these ideas— A group of people who enjoy shooting their liquor and bantering with their closest friends.Thank you for supporting “On The Rocks” in all the ways that you do. We would not be here without you. Cheers,Jorel Hughes and Anthony Schultz