How To Taste Scotch Whisky 101 & How To Host A Bourbon Whiskey Tasting Party with Flaviar
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ส.ค. 2017
- All you need to know about hosting a Scotch Whisky or Bourbon or Whiskey Tasting At Home.
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Smelling whiskey often turns me into a horse too
The first subsciption box service I've come across that seems to make sense. Great concept.
I thought so too.
Looks like a good deal!
I often share my collection of whisky with friends and family when I'm home from working on the road. A good adage I've found, from the Whisky Tribe, is "The best whisky, is whisky you like. And the best way to have whisky is the way you like it."
Firstly, thank you for inspiring me to start a Whisky club in Japan. Incidently, it was mentioned in this video that Whiskey, with an E can be from Japan, Ireland or the US. I currently live in the north of Japan and it appears that Nikka's label is written as ‘Whisky’. I’m guessing this is due to the founder’s background being that of someone who studied Whisky making in Scotland.
I just started enjoying whisky, perfect timing
Great video raphael! Definitely in future videos i would love to see more of that "outfit overlook" like you did in 7:05. Its nice to see the whole outfit instead of just the top part of it like in your other videos. Can't wait for new videos from this great channel!
I learned the trick of adding water years ago during a guided tasting session in Scotland.
I love single malt scotch, especially the more peaty, smoky scotches from the Isla region of Scotland. My favorite is Lagavulin 16. For the more sherry styled scotch, my go to is Glenfiddich 15 Solera.
Great video.
Very well done on the whisky for beginner.
Just started with my whiskey learning, have been getting some help from you-tube and this video is great for all the small tips.. thanks
Check out the Whiskey Vault, its a great Whiskey channel
New viewer to this channel, great content. Appreciate the effort and the professionalism.
It took me 4 years to find out I loved Speyside and Islay (such as Dalwhinnie, Glenlivet, Laphroaig and Ardbeg), especially those distilled in bourbon barrels, but detested Isle (Ledaig, Talisker) and most blends, especially Johnnie Walker.
However, I'm glad to say some exceptions exist; for example, Monkey Shoulder, and my personal favourite, VAT 69 always have a place in my cabinet.
However, I still go with bourbon, if I have the chance for it. My favourite distillery will always be 4 Roses, but also Evan Williams, Basil Hayden and Benchmark no. 8 will be great in my book.
loved this one! definitely going to sign up!
The suit and accessories in this video are exceptionally attractive! 💖🌟
When I lived in Kentucky, I fell in love with bourbon and got to tour Woodford Reserve distillery. Highly recommended for bourbon enthusiasts and connoisseurs. And if you like a richer, buttery flavor, go for double-oaked. Woodford is pricey, but the flavor complexity is incredible. Knob Creek is another premium brand, though it isn’t as expensive. The diversity of flavors is also very good.
My understanding of the Whiskey/whisky thing is that Irish distillers added the "e" at some point because they wanted to distinguish their product from scotch. Now it's generally dependent on which tradition is more prevalent in the countries whiskey culture although not a hard rule.
Thanks for the guide!
Such a refined Gentleman. I hope to meet a truly suave gentleman like this one day
Looking sharp and interesting content..
Great! I am a big whisky lover and just resently stumbled accross your dressing videos. Great explanations on the whisky topic! Realy like the idea of giving a dress code to an invitation for whiysky tasting next time. It might spice it up a little.
I really like the double breasted outfit but from my (limited) point of view, I'd go with dark brown or oxblood leather shoes. There is enough texture in the suite so I would not prefere suede shoes personally.
All the best!
I have always dreamed of doing a Scotch tour of Scotland, also tasting a really old Macallan is high on the list.
Thank you for sharing a name of the tasting glass.
Adding water causes the oils to momentarily rise to the top, hence you get more of the flavors that might have been subtle before. In fact it might pack a punch if you do.
Richard Paterson would be proud of this video and your tips to enjoy scotch!
I need this subscription of Whiskey
I can say of the whisk(e)y's I've tried the best one was the 21YO Glenfiddich, they say it is sweeter and smoother than the younger generations...I paired it with some Cuban cigars
Excellent material and I like the concept of Flaviar. Regarding audio quality, can you please raise the volume of your recordings?
Good to have sip of the whisk(e)y first to decide on water or how much. I find I prefer more water in a cask strength whisk(e)y.
Exactly. Always try without water first. You like more water in cask strength because it contains more alcohol.
I don't see the link any more. Was it just for a limited time?
Link isn't there any more
Can you make a cognac 101? Love your videos.
Emil Gustafsson I want to see this too.
@@timomonochrom115 Or if you are Ozzy Osbourne
The far better option in my opinion is to join a whisky tasting club. You will meet people with the same interest and learn how things work, at a fraction of the cost. Should you at some point want to host a tasting for your friends , you will have lots of contacts and knowledge to work from.
Did many tastings (without the box). You did a perfect and short summary on how to taste correct. Only thing I was missing is that the most expensive whisky or whiskey is not necessarly the best one but rather the most rare one (there are many very rare ones that do not compensate for the high price). With wine for example you mostly get high quality with high price...
The suit though.... I dont know... looks freaky (sorry :) )
+Gortona thanks for the kind words
Gentleman's gazette, where is the link? I cannot find it anywhere, please help! P.S. love your channel.
Just had my first old fashioned and I'm surprised how much that technique changes the taste of the whisky.
Great video, have you done one one western boots? Aka cowboys boots?
Starting a whisk(e)y club is a great way to sample well above your budget. Everyone kicks in $50 for a night. The host picks some bottles, everyone drinks better for much less than any bar. Someone else hosts next time, und so weiter.
One suggestion: You guys should redo this video with Sir Richard Pattinson.
Boy that would be epic.
This is my first time finding this channel. I want to ask something about liquor. How about brandy? Is there any brandy tasting? Thank you.
Champagne video? Great video by the way!!
+Itamajano Good idea!
Oh, wine and/or port would be great, perhaps splitting white and red into separate videos?
I'm a Brit and i like both.
No ice...! A wee bit of water does it for tasting... Well done!
Where's the link for Flaviar?
Best youtouber for menswear
What type of knot did you use for your tie?
Canadian Whisky also doesn’t include the ‘’e’’ 🇨🇦 good video, cheers! 🥃
You didn’t how say how to actually “taste” the whiskey! Do you rinse it around in you mouth or move it front and back on your tongue?
Now you're talking my language !
Scotch, Canadian, Japanese use whisky.
American, Irish use whiskey. Although there are always rule breakers( looking at you George Dickel). As a rule, anything that follows the SWA guidelines to make their whisky will use that spelling. Like Swedish, Dutch and the one English single malt I've come across.
the smile after a sentence is killing me
Am I the only Whiskey Drinker that doesn't feel like adding a little bit of water always makes a positive difference? I mean I found that there are some Whiskeys where it is beneficial but more often than not I feel like it ruins the flavor. And I usually go for Bourbon but have recently started taking more of an interest in Japanese Whisky
Cannot find the link for Flaviar
Pfew my stomage turned when he swirled the whiskey in the glass.
Where's the Flavior link?
Go to a whiskey shop or bar and order a “flight” of whiskey
Hello. please tell us how should be dressed the gentleman ,when he is at home . for example when he woke up or took a shower, went to eat. how to dress when riding a bike.
Did something change in the way your produce/process your videos? The volume is much lower now.
We have two new videographers, I think he may have set the recording levels a bit lower. We will look into it.
don't forget Irish whiskey!!
Imagine going/hosting whisky tasting parties 😂😂😂
Careful with cheese on whisky or wine tastings. Some cheeses, especially blue cheeses, not only have a very strong flavor, but can also significantly influence how you perceive the taste of whisky or wine.
he is from the previous century?
Whiskey from Scotland is Scotch, all others are whiskey. Only Scottish whiskey is Scotch. So the key whiskeys are Kentucky,Tennesee,Canadian, Irish,and of course scotch. I was uncertain if you made that clear.
Cognac is another one of those liquors that can only be called cognac if it comes from the cognac region of France, but is essentially a whiskey.
How much did you drink before writing this?
can you increase your voice when recording? a bit hard to hear sometimes. music is fine
Nothing like a Cutty Sark 12 year
Do you get 1 box every quarter or 1 box a month? It's a bit unclear to me.
+iki301 it's a box a quarter.
Es interesante hablas de la guía pero la pones en Inglés . Deberías hacer eso en español , me gusta tu canal pero recomiendas en español.
Have anyone here ever tasted Macallan 18 years Sherry Cask? I've heard very good reviews. I can find it easily but I can't taste it before buying.
A whiskey expert is a whiskey somme, just as Daniel Whittington
Get your buddies together, get a few higher ends, mid range, low budget, the group of you can polish them off no prob
Japanese whisky doesn’t have an e
Whisky without an E can also be Canadian
Japanese Whisky doesn't have an "ey" suffix. They learnt from the Scottish so they took the same name.
“What you doesn’t like”!!??? Not even 50 seconds in. Content is good though.
testing
Seriously mate can you please learn how to tie a double Windsor
Harry Dawbin daym ouch. lol he knows how to. the reason it's not as thick and a bit crooked is because he prefers it like that. it's his personal touch which makes him look unique and different
Double Windsor knots look awful
Japanese whisky doesn’t have an E in the word. It’s spelt “whisky” not all “whisk(y)” scotch
I am a bit of a whisky nerd.
If G-easy drank scotch
Dropping water into whisk(e)y only really works with oily whiskies. Others, you'll just dilute them and their flavors. Per my boys at Whiskey Vault.
5:26
Is English his 1st language?
Potting Soil German.
Must have missed the like, would yo be so kind to send it to me again please here?
1:41 ...what bars are you going to, man?! If the bottle is $60 (and you can look this up online while at the bar), no way you should ever pay $20 for a shot or pour.
The "cheap" Whiskys start at $150 a bottle. $20 to $50 a shot is not unusual.
Islay Island single malts and high-end Japanese whiskeys like Yamazaki...
oh... and for the money? Chivas Regal is a perfectly dandy blended scotch...
To save myself time of all the need to prepare whisky glasses, I drink Scotch Whisky by the mouth of the bottle. Done.
try stuff... if you like it? keep drinking it... THE end.
Oh dear, sponsors; I hope you don't become like other menswear TH-cam channels.
Gotta make a living, dude.
We only do a sponsored video, if the brand aligns exactly with what we do. In this case, I really liked the quality of the products, the app and the ease of use, along with the fact that I could get whiskies I otherwise cannot get. That being said, I think the video provides a lot of value. The best way to support us and to keep videos sponsor free is to make purchases in our shop. We are happy to find something for you that you like. Get in touch at contact@gentlemansgazette.com
Yeah I found this to be a bit much. I don't mind sponsors, actually I like you pointing out cool and good products. However, this was just 9 minutes of ads. I didn't complete this video. Keep working at how to present your sponsors and we'll keep consuming your content. :) Thank you for all that you do!
now I'm Scottish and would like to say: don't tell a Scottish man how to taste whiskey!! especially Scotch! ☺ ; )
Then you can look like the biggest whiskey snob in the world. lol
This video definitely wasn't sponsored 😅
Smell your own skin instead of coffee beans, really
When a youtuber thinks alcohol defines gentlemen
It sounds like you know how to dress... but it just doesn't look that way... and HOW old are those SHOES????
Hmm, if you think that the age of shoes matters and not the way they are made, I think this might not be the right channel for you.
Quite the contrary, suede shoes that look too pristine lack any character IMO.
What a maroon! ...I bet he is single
+first name last name how much do you bet?
Bushmills for sipping, Jack Daniels for cooking...