No, Aaron Paul and Bryan Cranston Weren’t Teasing a Breaking Bad Reunion
... They were teasing Dos Hombres, their new Mezcal
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For weeks, former Breaking Bad costars Aaron Paul and Bryan Cranston have been teasing a mystery collaboration on Instagram. Naturally, Breaking Bad diehards assumed that something at least related to the iconic show was in the cards, but they couldn’t have been more wrong.
Tuesday, Cranston and Paul announced a new alcohol brand they are heading up called Dos Hombres. It’s a Mezcal.
We’ll say it again: It’s a Mezcal, not a new show.
Paul posted a joint statement from the two actors describing the creation of Dos Hombres, an idea which they came up with over a sushi dinner in New York City back in 2016. The two traveled to Oaxaca in search of the very best Mezcal ingredients, and Dos Hombres is the result of their journey.
Check out the whole statement below:
You can now go to the Dos Hombres website and order yourself a bottle for $58 (honestly, not a bad price).
While this probably comes as a bit of a disappointment to those who were expecting a Breaking Bad-related project, it’s probably for the best, because that show ended pretty much perfectly and a continuation would most likely just sour that. However, there is still a Breaking Bad movie in development that stars Paul as Jesse Pinkman, following his life after the events of the show—Cranston has not been publicly confirmed to return for the project.
Still, nobody really expected … booze. Bottoms up?