People create new methods for old practices on a regular basis. The process is akin to the same evolutionary progression that takes place in nature; At some point, the octopus developed suction cups on its tentacles, the Chinese camel has adapted to a habitat of salt water, the Peruvian Cave Bat developed the ability to fly with wings akimbo, and a young lad named Thomas created the “island Whynatte”.

The island Whynatte involves placing the Jager-filled shot glass into the glass, and then pouring the latte into the space surrounding the shot. Thus, the Jager shot sits in the middle of the glass as though it’s an exotic island within a sea of sweet latte. As Thomas puts it, “for those of you that like a little more of a Jager taste with your Whynatte, the island Whynatte may be just what the doctor ordered”.

Take a look at the photo below, and at the Whynatte on the far right. That’s the island Whynatte.

Chris “Crazy Eye” McClure, far right, accentuating the dangers of mixing ox tranquilizers and alcohol.