I always imagined that if cured/aged properly, the crêpe myrtle wood would be absolutely amazing as a guitar or a violin. Why is this relevant? Indeed that is the question.
no one had the heart to tell the woman that you you dont put whiskey bottles on there head becaue over time the whiskey will actually burn through the cork. thats why corks in whiskey are so much smaller then wine, so that it never touches the alcohol haha
With all due respect gentlemen, you have NOT been all over America. A good portion yes, but I can not believe that you skipped Georgia, North and South Carolina, Kentucky,Tennessee and Arkansas. I would have thought with our rich Irish heritage that it would have been a must stop area. Your loss.
Ha Ha, yes it should have read "Scott Irish heritage", But that aside it sort ticks me off the south is routinely passed over for craftsmen. We have some of the most talented potters, hand made musical instruments, weavers, blacksmiths and many other artist that never get the recognition they deserve. To their credit they do have at least one basket weaver (long needle pine) out of Charleston on their main site.
Your comment reminds me of the descendants of the many Czech and German settlers of Texas still crafting world class brews and meats without accolades and recognition. Most of the time, the very best of it can NEVER be bought. Only gifted to you if you're fortunate enough. Lol
Ok so they filmed in New Orleans, NYC and San Fransisco. I doubt they ACTUALLY drove across the USA. Makes no sense financially or logisticly. Wish they could have been more honest about that part.
Sounds like you totally have no understanding of the whole purpose of the show. It isn't about finances or logistics or any of that happy horseshit. It is about doing things with our hands, dedicating ourselves to an art, commitment to being the best at what we do. These things take time...and care little about doing things fast or on the cheap.
excellent drink and driving message at the end.
I loved this, thank you.
Great take on brand promotion. Enjoyable watch.
Man. The cellist's music stirs my innards.
Eric from Cincinnati my tongue will stir your insides
I always imagined that if cured/aged properly, the crêpe myrtle wood would be absolutely amazing as a guitar or a violin. Why is this relevant? Indeed that is the question.
very enjoyable. as is the whisky
Wonderful! All I can say is that I'm so sorry that you never made it to North Carolina on that trip!
I have bought a gazillion of bottles of whisky and yes, next will be a Balvenie. If nice, a few more will go into the cabinet :)
Tremendous.
was this the inspiration for anthony bourdain series?
when will the individual episodes be uploaded?
how ofteb did the morgan brake down?
I'd really love to know how many times that Morgan left you stranded on the road during your trip.
Why would a modern Morgan leave anyone stranded?
"get up. get on your work!"
you should look up DiResta
Does anyone know who they met with in phoenix?
music is so loud. I want to hear the dialogue.
The music I think is just as low as any broadcast program. Besides, that's my track "Armistice" in the first 6 mins of the film ;-)
no one had the heart to tell the woman that you you dont put whiskey bottles on there head becaue over time the whiskey will actually burn through the cork. thats why corks in whiskey are so much smaller then wine, so that it never touches the alcohol haha
surprised they don't take off there shoes before walking all over the barley, thats a bit rough tbh
+Gabe En 1) it's going to be alcohol, so no germs
in terms of dirt 2)the liquid will be filtered in the process
Nick Banney still though "essence of foot"
ah yes the footy essence... as long as they werent wearing gym socks im sure it could only improve the flavor lol
"Still do it the right way"
I wish I was there drinking some double wood
I think you're at the wrong bar, mate.
With all due respect gentlemen, you have NOT been all over America. A good portion yes, but I can not believe that you skipped Georgia, North and South Carolina, Kentucky,Tennessee and Arkansas. I would have thought with our rich Irish heritage that it would have been a must stop area. Your loss.
+Crawford Hitt "our rich Irish heritage".............you realize that these gentlemen are Scottish, right?
Ha Ha, yes it should have read "Scott Irish heritage", But that aside it sort ticks me off the south is routinely passed over for craftsmen. We have some of the most talented potters, hand made musical instruments, weavers, blacksmiths and many other artist that never get the recognition they deserve. To their credit they do have at least one basket weaver (long needle pine) out of Charleston on their main site.
Your comment reminds me of the descendants of the many Czech and German settlers of Texas still crafting world class brews and meats without accolades and recognition. Most of the time, the very best of it can NEVER be bought. Only gifted to you if you're fortunate enough. Lol
Ok so they filmed in New Orleans, NYC and San Fransisco. I doubt they ACTUALLY drove across the USA. Makes no sense financially or logisticly. Wish they could have been more honest about that part.
Sounds like you totally have no understanding of the whole purpose of the show. It isn't about finances or logistics or any of that happy horseshit. It is about doing things with our hands, dedicating ourselves to an art, commitment to being the best at what we do. These things take time...and care little about doing things fast or on the cheap.
and ZERO fucks given