James and Oz straight up telling that dude that his beer isn't worth it is amazing. Sorry guy, doesn't taste like 250 libra. Edit: I love that the modern national british food is curry in James' mind - maybe he's tasting the nostalgia for Empire but you can't ignore how damn good curry and vindaloo and korma etc etc are. Indian food is my favorite :)
The Last i guess you mean my sentence. English isn‘t my first language, I’m from Switzerland, so sorry for that. Assuming you are british, be honest, have you ever even tried to form a sentence in another language?
@@FrontSideBusNo better start to the day. Tried to get a pint at 9:20, but they said aint serving yet. Made me feel like an alcy, when I just wanted a normal civilised breakfast.
That poor brewer in Burton upon Trent! Opening a priceless bottle from 1869, and May says it's distugstin and he's gonna be sick :( Why could he be more polite and say he doesn't like it...
I have paid 20€ for a 0,33L beer and could pay even more. No problem. Of course not for every pint, usually simpler (and cheaper) beer is the way to go. But sometimes it's nice to taste something special and "complicated" just for the fun of it, like example Goose Island Bourbon County Stout, and on those special occasions price isn't important.
imagine my surprise watching this show again and seeing my own comment in the keyboard warrior section... time flies, but appealing shows never age. the whole danish beer in a wineglass is extremely pretentious. what utter cr@pp
11:08 - May: "Stylized miniature cock---!" Brilliant, brilliant. Though, joking aside, who thought that was a good design for a bottle of beer? Was the man who gave it to his boss, drunk, mad or blind, or all of the above? Weirdies.
i like beer, but paying 250 pounds per pint is completely daft, i can drink a lot of beer for that amount of dosh and it won't have a aftertaste of money, this is just to show-off that you have to much cash and don't know any better way to waste it
I just found it hilarious how he was trying to justify it by saying it was made from 3 kinds of malts and 4 kinds of hops... nowadays you'll have no trouble finding craft beer at standard prices with such ingredients.
I am starting to like the Carlsburg Danish Beer Courier. A lot of posts are like "go F your self" "get over yourself" but now i see it as comedy. The guy is so ridiculous, i want to be like him. And say things like "No, it won't go with that food" and be all serious like an upnosed guy who belongs analyzing museum Art. James's memorabilia was the perfect answer and word to counter "the world's most expensive beer". I'll get a Budweiser and put a tear off of the Mona Lisa on it, "most expensive beer in the world". At least some liquors and high end bottles are aged which justifies the cost of the labor to maintain them, And they may come in a special hard to make looking glass bottle.
My god those 1869 bottles were just standing there on normal wooden shelves... i would be scared shittles to keep them there, what if the shelf breaks or falls x_x
25% the strongest in the world?! They were just talking to Brewdog in the last episode- creators of the 32% Tactical Nuclear Penguin and 42% Sink The Bismarck!
I think 20% ish might be the highest you can get while using a normal process and ingredients, with a lot more sugar and more tolerant GMO yeast. Most yeast dies at around 15% mind you. Youll never get a natural fermentation process go into 30, 40 or more percent alcohol. Those are about as much beers and steeping hops and other flavorings in vodka and calling it beer. Which is pretty much how its actually made. They brew beer, distill it, getting the alcohol and concentrating the flavor in the remainder brown goop as the alcohol and water boil off. The higher proof alcohol is then reintroduced to the syrup like substance, possibly more flavorings are added to mask the alcohol taste. Its really just a marketing gig, the end result is most likely utterly disgusting. The cheaper and lazier alternative is just making darker and stronger flavored beer (like using twice or triple the amount of hops) and just adding ethanol to it at the end.
@@rattlesnakz9716 Freezing actually is a good idea.. idk how well it works for beer, given the flavor profile, but for wines its magic. one hell of a hangover though.
i don't know about those 65% beers, brew dog and others. I am sure certain countries have regulations. Like the US, you won't find a 65% beer in the beer section or at a state where they stop selling liquor at a certain time and only sell beer and wine.
Next Oz you 'fathead'&May meet Jeremy Clarkson n drink to ol russia...oo dear my pisser. Wine,usa&brit this duo tvs never bored me in decade& still repeat it .
To think, Oz was looking like a real Brewing expert, compared to James, on making the perfect British Home Brewed Beer each, until he cheated, claiming he hasn't got time, but, seriously, Malt Extract, still cheating. Yeah, I'm sure the judges, if they are actual, real judges, my eye, will be be real impressed and are not going to notice he cheated with that to make his beer, won't they? What a fathead he is, yeah, very sportsmanlike of Oz, to cheat and on camera as well, so we all know he did and there's a photographic record of it too, so he can't get away with it or something. Cheating's still cheating.
139 year old beer in Burton-upon-Trent, while the Napoleonic War was raging in France, they were brewing that stuff, I'd rather march off to war that make that muck, gross! Better, seriously, to die for King and Country, than to make a beer that tastes like garbage or worse. As James just proven and demonstrated right there, so, thanks, but I'll think I'll pass.
They went through the history of Whiskey, then they went to Ireland, now they've tasted the oldest beer, but they're not even going to drink a shot of Bushmills? They got their distillation license from King James. The first, That King James. The one who put all the Thes, and Thous, and Marys in the Bible? Yeah, they were right there, where they make whisky from a recipe as old as The (Anglican) Bible, and they just skipped past it. I suppose that's just not British, and Historical enough for this series, then?
Carlsberg Jacobsen Vintage is not by July 2019 this year now the Number One Most Expensive Beer In The World anymore, more like the 7th Most Expensive, officially now, the number one spot is Allsopp's Arctic Ale, made in 1875, cost in America alone, at $503,000 dollars a bottle at least I would imagine probably, whereas the Carlsberg beer is at least in the states, according to the one source I found by the way, $400 dollars at most, still pretty expensive, but, sorry, compared to the Allsopp's beer, pretty much a bit pathetic after all that.
Archangel - I assume there’s an implicit “new sale” rule when they talk about most expensive. Are there any beers that are more expensive *bought new from the manufacturer* or are the more expensive ones all collectors market prices?
Lager tastes of nothing.... and Weiss is even worse. It's good for people who don't like the taste of beer, like some friends of mine. Love vindaloo (originally a Portuguese dish, I still prefer the vindaloo)!
" James. Firstly, it looks like a sample you've just given "
lmao
11:20
That laugh, omg, May is about to wet himself xD
You can tell James's laughing is real and unscripted when he sounds like a duck!
Bit of a 'honk' noise, isn't it? LoL
Hooooooorrrrk
It starts as an old can of spraypaint and then it shots somehow.
Any seasoned TG, TGT or viewer of all his specials can recognize that intoxicating LOL!
2:42 "C'mon, you miserable Irishman!" That got a good laugh out of me XD
Besaid Knight irish man*
*irishman
you idiot
James laughing is just delightful
1:17 James: I’m trying too enjoy my breakfast here Oz 🥚🥓🍞🫖😑😒
Oz makes James Look like Clarkson 🤣
You stole this comment from episode 1!
❤thanks for the upload. May is like a menopausal auntie with OCD. Fun to watch.
pause just after 14:20 and james look sums up the "i smell bullshit" sentiment he and I are experiencing
Love these two...endlessly watchable brilliance 🍺
James and Oz straight up telling that dude that his beer isn't worth it is amazing. Sorry guy, doesn't taste like 250 libra. Edit: I love that the modern national british food is curry in James' mind - maybe he's tasting the nostalgia for Empire but you can't ignore how damn good curry and vindaloo and korma etc etc are. Indian food is my favorite :)
The modern national British food _is_ curry. Chicken tikka masala. And I’m all for it, one of the most delicious foods I’ve tasted
@@Jamie_kemp lol for sure, i'm right there with you. Living in Montana currently so I miss proper Indian/Middle Eastern/Asian food so much.
"Things could be worse..." *BUUUUURP*
nice one! *rofl*
Haha that dude with the old beer barely holds his laugh xD
That ending scene sums it all up.
When will the queen make James a Sir? Hes a great representation of england.
Well... he did suggest an abdication beer, so it seems James isn't very much into the royalty thing.
So many mistakes in your sentence, both grammatical and factual; I don’t even know where to begin.
The Last i guess you mean my sentence. English isn‘t my first language, I’m from Switzerland, so sorry for that. Assuming you are british, be honest, have you ever even tried to form a sentence in another language?
@@mlugin8050 I bet not us monolinguals ain't for trying new things.
@The Last just fuck off you insufferable old bastard, not everyone can be as perfect as you. tosser.
@21:05 looks like James is taking a gander at what Oz is(n't) packing while taking a wee 😂
Igor Hudacek They both look. It is a very awkward scene. They would make a great couple...
I was just about comment that, James is a naughty boy
What a delightful series. Thank you uploader!
"it's normal to drink beer at breakfast"...okay, Mr Clarke...okay
Nothing like having a full english breakfast with a pint of ale at weatherspoons at half past nine :)
@@FrontSideBusNo better start to the day. Tried to get a pint at 9:20, but they said aint serving yet. Made me feel like an alcy, when I just wanted a normal civilised breakfast.
That poor brewer in Burton upon Trent! Opening a priceless bottle from 1869, and May says it's distugstin and he's gonna be sick :( Why could he be more polite and say he doesn't like it...
Bass Trammel as a brewer he must know that beer doesn't last that long. Although he could have been more appreciative, James is rather blunt
That "comedy beer" they were drinking when James nearly pissed himself is called the Sam Adams Utopias and is also bloody expensive!
11:28 wtf is that laugh ahahahaha
My god that guy with the "expensive" beer is insufferable. Get over yourself. You're a chauffeur for an overpriced beer.
I totally agree with you. By the way, May had the 10 pound limit for a good wine. Well, I have 5 pound limit for a good beer until proven wrong.
I have paid 20€ for a 0,33L beer and could pay even more. No problem.
Of course not for every pint, usually simpler (and cheaper) beer is the way to go. But sometimes it's nice to taste something special and "complicated" just for the fun of it, like example Goose Island Bourbon County Stout, and on those special occasions price isn't important.
That "expensive" beer is like buying an Apple computer up front you have to pay $1000 just for the Apple logo.
joseph fulks
lol no, carlsberg, regular carlsberg isn`t expensive.
Regular Apple IS..
Beside, all limited edition merchandise is pricey..
And now there are several beers that are more expensive than the carlsberg, like the Antarctic Nail Ale..
21:12 ball gazer
I have to get some of that Comedy Beer....
I saw the curry and just had to cook myself a spicy curry for supper...
imagine my surprise watching this show again and seeing my own comment in the keyboard warrior section... time flies, but appealing shows never age. the whole danish beer in a wineglass is extremely pretentious. what utter cr@pp
its corked. 6:26
Has anyone ever tried a J.W Lees Bitter ? Brewer in Manchester, my favourite.
11:08 - May: "Stylized miniature cock---!" Brilliant, brilliant. Though, joking aside, who thought that was a good design for a bottle of beer? Was the man who gave it to his boss, drunk, mad or blind, or all of the above? Weirdies.
I believe this is actually Sam Adams
13:17 Hello Cleveland!!
i like beer, but paying 250 pounds per pint is completely daft, i can drink a lot of beer for that amount of dosh and it won't have a aftertaste of money, this is just to show-off that you have to much cash and don't know any better way to waste it
especially when the "security guard" helps himself to a glass too!
It was £350 a pint
I just found it hilarious how he was trying to justify it by saying it was made from 3 kinds of malts and 4 kinds of hops... nowadays you'll have no trouble finding craft beer at standard prices with such ingredients.
@@Tobberoth he's just an insufferable twat that guy would've downed the beer left and spoke about it afterwards... What a dick
@@TheMovieTrailers2U you’re right, it is completely draught 😉
1869...
That beer’s almost as old as james
What is the title of the music used at the beginning of this video?
I am starting to like the Carlsburg Danish Beer Courier. A lot of posts are like "go F your self" "get over yourself" but now i see it as comedy. The guy is so ridiculous, i want to be like him. And say things like "No, it won't go with that food" and be all serious like an upnosed guy who belongs analyzing museum Art.
James's memorabilia was the perfect answer and word to counter "the world's most expensive beer".
I'll get a Budweiser and put a tear off of the Mona Lisa on it, "most expensive beer in the world". At least some liquors and high end bottles are aged which justifies the cost of the labor to maintain them, And they may come in a special hard to make looking glass bottle.
My god those 1869 bottles were just standing there on normal wooden shelves... i would be scared shittles to keep them there, what if the shelf breaks or falls x_x
Someone should take Doctor Ashen to that old beer room.
25% the strongest in the world?! They were just talking to Brewdog in the last episode- creators of the 32% Tactical Nuclear Penguin and 42% Sink The Bismarck!
dunno when this was made but 65% beer has been made. though idk if that can still be classed as beer.
I think 20% ish might be the highest you can get while using a normal process and ingredients, with a lot more sugar and more tolerant GMO yeast. Most yeast dies at around 15% mind you. Youll never get a natural fermentation process go into 30, 40 or more percent alcohol.
Those are about as much beers and steeping hops and other flavorings in vodka and calling it beer. Which is pretty much how its actually made. They brew beer, distill it, getting the alcohol and concentrating the flavor in the remainder brown goop as the alcohol and water boil off. The higher proof alcohol is then reintroduced to the syrup like substance, possibly more flavorings are added to mask the alcohol taste. Its really just a marketing gig, the end result is most likely utterly disgusting. The cheaper and lazier alternative is just making darker and stronger flavored beer (like using twice or triple the amount of hops) and just adding ethanol to it at the end.
@@rolandlee6898 freezing works and it tastes alright, good for bread making tho
@@rattlesnakz9716 Freezing actually is a good idea.. idk how well it works for beer, given the flavor profile, but for wines its magic. one hell of a hangover though.
i don't know about those 65% beers, brew dog and others. I am sure certain countries have regulations. Like the US, you won't find a 65% beer in the beer section or at a state where they stop selling liquor at a certain time and only sell beer and wine.
I know I sound ignorant but I didn't know that Brits love curry, and they associated it with rice.
If you want to try a standard Australian beer try a coopers pale ale or sparkling
what about "" Old Yak ""
i thought vic bitters? was the most popular, if you want to see the every day joe, like America's Budweiser. Am I wrong? That is just what i heard
some of the older fullers vintage ale is around the same price or even more ill take them over Carlsberg till the day I die.
The US is lager heavy as well . A few Pilsners but IPAs are catching on well .
Andrew Gardener Pilsner is a type of lager
7:40 Lmfaoo
theres something 'true crime' about james' caravan filmings
Next Oz you 'fathead'&May meet Jeremy Clarkson n drink to ol russia...oo dear my pisser. Wine,usa&brit this duo tvs never bored me in decade& still repeat it .
Most expensive beer and it's carlsberg? Wouldn't drink it if it was the only beer left in the world. Horrible stuff 😂
I was just about to say something similar but you have said it for me ...why did they even go to such a place .
Bottles now can approach 7-800. What 10 years can do
I'm a fan of Kronenbourg 1664, love the sweet taste.
Cobra or kingfisher are the only lagers you can have with a curry
11:30
Hellooo! de diddly doodly!
Sam Adams is not laughing at this video. But I sure am!
Brewdog now brew a beer which is 67% alcohol.
That Canadian would have been from Molson. Yet, James is wrong, lager came from Europe in the 1960's, when I looked it up.
as a auiss can i point out that no one in ozz drinks fosters haha
What do you recommend?
@@cathlive267 Anything from the coopers brewery, especially pale or sparkling ale.
Just about the only brew to be proud of in Australia
@@vaughnsigal4560 Thanks!
Super stourbridge
Remember when we could go out, enjoy a pint and meet friends? Blame the government if you can't do that anymore.
Tell that to my grandmother who died of covid.
@@charlesincharge6512 That has nothing to do with anything I said.
Can you do that now?
why not upload at a decent quality?
HeavenHammer it's from '09
To think, Oz was looking like a real Brewing expert, compared to James, on making the perfect British Home Brewed Beer each, until he cheated, claiming he hasn't got time, but, seriously, Malt Extract, still cheating. Yeah, I'm sure the judges, if they are actual, real judges, my eye, will be be real impressed and are not going to notice he cheated with that to make his beer, won't they? What a fathead he is, yeah, very sportsmanlike of Oz, to cheat and on camera as well, so we all know he did and there's a photographic record of it too, so he can't get away with it or something. Cheating's still cheating.
That's the same brewery that had a gas leak and killed workers
oz and captain slow are fucking in that caravan fer sure
139 year old beer in Burton-upon-Trent, while the Napoleonic War was raging in France, they were brewing that stuff, I'd rather march off to war that make that muck, gross! Better, seriously, to die for King and Country, than to make a beer that tastes like garbage or worse. As James just proven and demonstrated right there, so, thanks, but I'll think I'll pass.
Napoleonic wars were 60 years earlier
@@EresirThe1styou know that they meant the Franco-Prussian War
These guys would make such a lovely couple!
They went through the history of Whiskey, then they went to Ireland, now they've tasted the oldest beer, but they're not even going to drink a shot of Bushmills? They got their distillation license from King James. The first, That King James. The one who put all the Thes, and Thous, and Marys in the Bible? Yeah, they were right there, where they make whisky from a recipe as old as The (Anglican) Bible, and they just skipped past it. I suppose that's just not British, and Historical enough for this series, then?
11:23
Who's the pillock that down voted this video?
udaaz a Fosters Fan
A German
Big up shoetown
I still cannot get over the use of Cajun music on a show about Britains best Beer ?
try the end of history brew. 50%abv 10000usd
Carlsberg Jacobsen Vintage is not by July 2019 this year now the Number One Most Expensive Beer In The World anymore, more like the 7th Most Expensive, officially now, the number one spot is Allsopp's Arctic Ale, made in 1875, cost in America alone, at $503,000 dollars a bottle at least I would imagine probably, whereas the Carlsberg beer is at least in the states, according to the one source I found by the way, $400 dollars at most, still pretty expensive, but, sorry, compared to the Allsopp's beer, pretty much a bit pathetic after all that.
Archangel - I assume there’s an implicit “new sale” rule when they talk about most expensive. Are there any beers that are more expensive *bought new from the manufacturer* or are the more expensive ones all collectors market prices?
Lager tastes of nothing.... and Weiss is even worse. It's good for people who don't like the taste of beer, like some friends of mine. Love vindaloo (originally a Portuguese dish, I still prefer the vindaloo)!
What an ARSE James May is with that old beer....he could of been a bit more grateful!
L Tippers why? Because he was honest? We need more honesty in media
tv comfort food at its best
Lager = tasteless piss