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Before last summer’s launch of Dos Hombres mezcal, actor-director Bryan Cranston started dropping hints about a new project on his social media channels. That included photos taken with his former Breaking Bad co-star Aaron Paul.
Thousands of fans responded immediately, hoping the image was a hint about a follow-up to the award-winning, dearly departed meth drama.
It did, indeed, signal the public reemergence of that famous duo. But this time it would be the two close friends, not their TV characters, teaming up for a fully legal (and nonfictional) enterprise.
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