ralfy review 848 Extras - How did I get into single malt whiskies ?
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I work in a business where I receive bottles of booze at Christmas time from lots of customers. Over the years it was usually the same type of bottles. JW black, Blue, Dewars, Chivas, Pinch and odd bottles of rum from Cuba or Haiti and the like. Over time I accumulated @60 plus bottles. I would drink one here and there or give them away as gifts. Later I was lucky enough to find a store owner that took some in as store credit. I went on TH-cam for some advice. Found Ralfy. He got me so interested in the hobby with his wisdom and enthusiasm that I dove right into it. I then went back to the store armed with new found knowledge. I believe among my first haul I grabbed Old Pulteney 21, HP 18, Laphroaig 18, Laphroaig Qcask, even some old Glenmorangie wood finishes from the 90s. And a new passion was born. Thank you Ralfy. Because of you I shared my only single malt (Lagavulin 16) experience with my father before he passed away. I’ve been a follower since. My modest collection of liquor is now near 100 bottles in all. All good quality stuff of course. Thanks again. Glad we’re all on this journey together.
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Ralfy, I'm a long-time viewer, and will continue to be, so I genuinely say this with love. When you said that more have died from the fear than the virus, it made me cringe. 1.16 million have died from the virus. These were people who loved, and were loved by many. We should cherish their memory and not belittle their deaths, and part of that is do do our best as a worldwide society to minimize the number of future victims. There is a difference between fear and caution.
Of the 229,000 reported deaths in the US, only 9,000 can be directly 100% COVID attributed, the rest all had secondary causes. They even counted a man killed in a motorcycle accident Covid because he had it. You see hospitals in the US get more $$$ for reporting a covid death. So the mortality rate , true mortality, is slightly north of the Flu. Let’s get our facts straight, then we can manipulate them to suit our argument.
@@brianbly4591 I don't think I'm arguing with anyone. I'm just asking that people be kind, especially to those who've lost loved ones.
Brian Bly that’s not how death certificates work. Excess deaths data proves we are undercounting Covid deaths.
@@stevenbrown7048 hardly, follow the money. Nevertheless think upon your place in history, those men in London in 1941-43 shipped their children north, when the German bombers showed up they went into the tunnels , some died, the bombers left they went back to work. History has called you and found you wanting of courage...stay at home if you are so afraid and let the men go to work
@@brianbly4591 wait... what?
If you're whiskey story starts at 4 years old... "you might be in Scotland...." 🤣🙌🤣🙌💌💌 love you Ralf!!!
Thanks for sharing your journey with us. Sometimes I’m more interested in the people behind the whisky than the whisky itself. I hope you get well soon!
I got into Whisky as I visited Scotland for my first time. On a rainy day, we visited Talisker Distillery and did the tour. There I had my first dram of Whisky. After that, I tasted a few other Whiskys in the Pubs and ended with buying my first Bottle. That was a Ardbeg 10 ;-) Cheers and keep care of you!
Wine was my gateway into the whisky world. I love learning about the places, people, and cultures that go into the drinks we all love! That's the passion I see from you, Ralfy, and what lead me to expand and enrich people's experience with beverages.
Amen!
That’s how I feel too. Whisky doesn’t just expose Smells and tastes... it presents culture, nostalgia and hidden emotions. What a great product!
We have history of Scotland in a bottle!
The people, the water, the barley...
I miss Scotland... lol
Cheers Cork and Java.
@@AmericanScotchDoctor cheers!
You're a masterful storyteller Ralfy. Not sure what it is about you but the way you talk is just captivating. Thanks for the great story, malt mate.
As a young teenager I never understood quite why everyone my age was chugging beer and doing vodka shots. When I was around 8 years old I remember going to my grandfathers house and seeing him opening his liquor cabinet, and I got quite intrigued by the bottles and always asked about it, but never got an answer haha. Being from a younger generation, I spend a considerable time browsing youtube and the internet and fortunately stumbled upon a video named "Understanding whiskey" I think, from the bastards at Whiskey tribe. I was blown away by the descriptions of the experiences and the beautiful bottles, still not understanding a thing. A few years past, now I'm proudly maintaining my own whisky home bar with my own money and shitting on snobs always when I get the opportunity haha. Cheers and thanks for being part of my journey Ralfy!
. . . happy to share the journey !
Absolutely beautiful piece of extras, thank you for sharing Ralfy
I can agree that a passion for spirits (in my case mostly Scotch) cannot be truly explained.
So many people try to tell me “you can’t possibly enjoy the smells and taste of liquor” (claiming I do it just to get a buzz).
I then ask if those same people if they would like a habanero pepper from my garden (and it’s almost always “no ,that’s too hot or I can’t taste more than the spice”).
Just like I can’t explain why I like spicy food so much, I can’t explain what inevitably got me hooked on Whisky (the buzz doesn’t hurt though). Lol
Drinking a spirits made and matured at a “quality-conscious” distillery gives us connectedness to the land, the people, their history and reminds us where we are in this current moment (and how lucky we are to be alive).
And if I can’t visit Scotland in this current moment... at least I have SCOTLAND IN A BOTTLE 🏴
Cheers Malty Pals!
Thank You Ralfy, for all the excellent content.
Great story...I’ve just retired from 30 years in the wine business in Northern California and in the last 12 years became interested in single malts and you were the guide. It is now my drink of choice.
Thanks for the stories and advice.
Ralfy this was so awesome to just sit and listen and hear you journey, people don't do that enough nowadays. Thank you so much
Golf with my Dad in Scotland was my entry into Single Malt Scotch. We travelled from the San Francisco bay area to Scotland to travel around and play golf. Our first stop was Turnberry, we then went to Saint Andrews. After each round of Golf we would order a single malt. We had a great trip, just a wonderful time. One of those once in a lifetime moments.
Ahhh the drinks cubby, yes that takes me back as a inquisitive 9 yr old . The smell of sherry and brandy and malt whisky in a mahogany sideboard. The door didn't open for months on end. I used to put my head in and drink in the smell. Like yourself I sample some and had to water some down in fear of getting caught. Thank you for taking me down memory lane,and remembering that intoxicating blend of the booze cubby. I have one myself and my eldest son share the same interest. Don't know many uni student with Ardbeg and other malts in his house share room.
Great story and a great listening experience. Thanks for sharing.
You Know Ralfy wouldn’t leave us hanging Al...
Cheers!
I have to thank my mother in law for getting into Whisky! One Christmas break a few years ago I was relaxing on the couch reading a magazine with a smart note regarding Whisky, I shouted to my wife (I will get into whisky "joking of course") I continued reading my magazine and a few minutes later my wife walks up to me and hands me a beautiful glass with a beautiful amber liquid. I asked her "what's that?" she tells me that the liquid is whisky and to just try it. I grab the glass and after the first sip I just had to know more about it. My very first whisky was a Coal Ila 12, and LOVED IT!. For a few years I believed it was my wife that got me started but she confessed later on that it was in fact my mother in law who told her to give me some to try. Whenever I try a new whisky I remember that first sip, and I raise my glass to her. =)
Between you and Clive you are amongst my favorite TH-camrs. I've learned a lot about whiskey watching your videos. Good and bad. I've spent a lot of $$ on spirits in the past few years.
Don’t you know Ralfy is a world-renowned PHD and researcher in medical matters? Yeah neither did anyone else.
Lol. Ya... thanks to Ralfy... I feel I’ve made some better purchasing decisions...
Some might say I’m wrong since those purchases were whiskies... lol
At least they were quality spirits! Ha
Beautifully honest and personal vlog. Thank you Ralfy. You’re one of a kind.
Such an excellent video Ralfy! What a story.......life is a journey.
Nice to listen to with a small Dram of Ardbeg. Right now, with winter approaching and a kind of isolation that we're living in now (sounds depressing, but we're not heading that way;)). After seeing half an evening of various Reviews and bothy talks and extras. Does this come close to some sort of talk you have with your best friends after a few good drinks. The advantage of listening to Ralfystuff on youtube is that the moment you enjoy your whiskey too much! You can rewind the movie after missing a piece of the conversation.. I will have to get used to that again later, when you can drink whisky together with friends.
You are always inspiring dear Ralfy ♥️
Another great Video Ralfy...really glad you toke the time to answer that question...in terms of my own passion it really started when a few Scottish friends bought me a dram of Laphroaig Quarter Cask to celebrate my birthday. I was so enamored by the smell and taste that i have been exploring whiskey for the last 30+ years. Even made the trek over from Canada to Islay a number of times to experience things first hand. Your rock Ralfy been a fan for a long time.
How did I get into whisky? I met a guy in youtube called Ralfy who lit a spark inside of me... and here I am 😊
This 👆
Welcome on the whisky train
Ralfy's journey sounds so much like many of ours with several key moments along a very winding road. Thanks for taking the time to tell us a bit more about that road. Cheers!
Mine started a couple years back. Went to a bar that made really delicious cocktails and got interested in mixology. Eventually, a Maker's Mark bottle made it into the bar and it was a question of time before I tasted it neat, not in a cocktail. My first single malt was Glendronach 12.
I had a very unique and overall a pleasant experience in Aberdeen a few years ago. My mother, sister and I were driving though Scotland. It was a 2 week vacation for us. Anyways, we ended up in Aberdeen at one of the Skeen Houses on a a Saturday night. I decided to go out a and take a few photographs of the local party goers and pub dwellers. Had a pretty interesting night, got some good photographs, got lost for a while. The locals were quite nice in helping me find my way home. It was such an interesting place and nowadays I could still hear the sound of seagulls and immediately I remember my trip through Aberdeen. Great place, great country, great people.
Hope you’re well Ralfy, a cough like that is scary to hear there days. Take care and get well soon!
This is a great video to lead me into chapter 3 of your book. Cheers Ralfy. I appreciate what you do here and enjoy seeing your passion. Been watching over a year now.
I guess we all have here that accident that led us into whisky and is linked with strong memory. Mine was rather funny. After going to Ireland when I was 18 for learning english, I brought a speciality back home : a bottle of Bushmills Black Bush that I drinked very carefully and kept some when the bottle was nearly finished. One night, my mother invited people home and one of them liked whisky-coke... now you see me coming. The basic blended whisky for whisky coke was empty, so my mother gave him the last drops of the Bushmills and these where immediatly mixed with coke. When I came back home a few days later from University, my mother felt so bad about that that she bought me a bottle of Glenfiddich 12... and so began my story with whisky. Thanks Ralfy for sharing your experiences with whisky. I learned a lot watching your videos !
Ralfy, your story you made me remember a few things of my childhood..so true the interesting doors were the closed ones! Bye!
Thank you for sharing Ralfy. I'm very new to my single malt journey and I have so much to learn. After watching a few of your videos at least I know now not to just stick my nose in the glass and start huffing. No wonder I couldn't smell anything. :)
An excellent video Ralfy, thanks for answering my question. Your story about the forbidden alcohol cupboard sounded very similar to my own experience too!
Ralfy, I hope to see you do another malt review 'on location' very soon! I also very much enjoy your videos featuring Big Clive! Hope to see those in the future..
Ralphy there were parts of this which had me laughing heartily. I'd love to hear you do an audio version of your book and future books.
Cheers.
I'm in 100% agreement with the audio book idea.
I’d love to hear an audio version of Ralfy’s book, also was thinking that it would be wonderful to have some sort of podcast with people from the industry hosted by Ralfy.
Hey Whisky Novice. I own his current book but haven’t finished it. I’m so slow to read... however I have watched almost every Vlog he has posted since 11 years ago... lol and some more than once.
Like the Springbank tour... even though I visited the Distillery in 2018... I find myself re-watching that series... just so I don’t forget. Lol
Cheers Jim
100% audio book ! Great idea
@@AmericanScotchDoctor David I'm 100% with you there. I've gotten to a point in my life where I rarely read at all anymore. My concentration level has got so short, I've forgotten what happened at the top of the page, once I've reached the bottom. It certainly makes life easier for me, to listen and watch people like Ralfy. The information gets in there an awful lot easier when it's spoken to me.
Cheers mate.
what a beautiful video. thanks for sharing your passion.
Thank you for sharing that. I would like to say that I started the same way but it was much older. I bought my first blend and was totally blow away with the smell. My family didn’t drink a drop so I started with Jonny Walker Red and would just sit a smell it and my thought was that it was the greatest thing I had ever smelled in my life. Ha ha I had so much to learn.
Advocaat... wow, I haven't seen or thought of that since I was a little kid in the 80s. I remember going out for dinner and seeing it in the bar at some restaurants and being fascinated with what it might taste like. Still never have tasted it though!
The most interesting man in the world. Yes, that’s right.
Just got your book for my son’s birthday He is also on a whisky journey. Mostly Scotch for us. And some Irish at times. I used to drink (and love) Drambuie when I could afford it back in my wilder days, so it made sense when, after raising my family and retiring, I discovered Scotch. Just learning what I like and why. Cheers! Hope you are feeling better.
. . . enjoy the book !
When I was around 8 or 9 years old, we used to climb on the bottle disposal container at the shopping centre and pick the bottles out of it. We thought they where beautiful: Ballantines, Johnny Walker, you know. My mother knew what we'd been up to because of the smell :)
I actually did set out to discover single malts on purpose. After many years of hearing references to it, including many on M*A*S*H (a 12 year old Scotch), I figured that there had to be something about it. I spent a couple months reading up on it and discovered you, Ralfy. When I felt ready to make an informed purchase, on March 17, 2011, I went out and bought a Glenlivet 18 and a Highland Park 12. I still have every receipt from every whisky purchase and after this 9 year journey (so far), I can attest that there is something about it.
That was a very interesting and entertaining story. Thanks for sharing Ralfy. It's nice to get off the beaten path once in awhile. If you have any videos of your fiddle playin' youth, we'd love to see them. Get well soon.
I had to laugh when you made a face about Bacardi. I came to appreciating through spirits through cocktails. I've been doing a deep dive on Daiquiri ratios all month using Bacardi rum! And while cocktails are still my preferred way to drink, this year I started a whiskey and rum collection and began taking my own tasting notes on all of them, inspired in large part by your 600+ videos. I think it was your Hot Toddy video that hooked me, as well as the desire to only use the best whiskies in my Old Fashioneds, Manhattans, and Rob Roys that found me watching reviews. It's now leading me, slowly but surely, to shifting my drinking routines to more and more simple drams of quality spirits. You're totally right: you don't plan to get into this stuff. It just sort of happens. And we all get there in our own way. Cheers & good luck getting over your cold!
. . . It's all part of a wonderful journey.
Hey Ralfy, for something a little different, how about showing us the outside of the Bothy
there are very very good reasons not to.
Yes, the situation is solely for Ralfy to know. Romanticism might be lovely but it's not all you can find out there, too bad really.
I got into whsiky quite late at 33 years old. Had some weird misconceptions about whisky, like I think a lot of people have with a lot of spirits hehe. One of the biggest for me was that all whisky is smokey and I don’t like it, turns out aimlove smokey whisky and the one I had many years ago probably wasn’t smokey but rather just cheap bad whisky.
Thanks Ralfy for constantly providing your opinions on whisky in general and for the in depth reviews, it is much appreciated!
Cheers from Sweden!
My grandad was a Cole miner I remember seeing in his house a giant Bells Whisky money box where he put his change in. It was full of coppers and silver coins that's one of my first memories of Whisky be aged 4 years old. I was spying around the house.
. . . those precious memories, we need to keep them !
thanks for sharing, mate! I really do appreciate your thoughts on our favourite drink!
Thanks Ralfy for your prequel to the journey into the world of whiskeys) T'was very interesting and what's more-my story was 'bout the same as yours (as i understand we're about the same age. I'm 59)
Take care, get well soon. Cheers!)
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That’s what I’m here for.
I think for me it was at a simmilar young age (about 3) I had learnt to move a chair to climb the dresser where I could find a tray of my Grandmother Tablet (a kind of fudge) and one day there were some chocolate lequers in the same "safe" hiding place. My other bad habbits come from walking round with one of my Fathers pipes in my mouth and occasionally getting a mouthfull from one that needed dredging with pipe cleaners.
How did I get into whisky, when I had never tasted a single malt before I was 50? My old Dad said to me, "where can you keep your hard earned cash in something that stores for ages through a coming depression considering the bankers are all corrupt?", then I found gold, then I found ralfy. Then I tasted some fine (and bad) single malts. Now I understand. Gold and liquid gold. Thanks ralfy. Have a hot toddy and some D3! We'll all get through it together. Nearly finished your book, it's a great read. Cheers.
BTW I was relunctantly playing Battleships with my 7yr old son earlier today (he was cheating, I have high hopes for him to survive the coming 'difficult' times) and I realised that if you are lucky enough to have collected at least 400 whisky corks (and you have some DIY skills) then you can make a "Who sunk my distillery" game! It's not patented. It must be done!
As every Jewish person who goes to shul in the UK on Shabbos knows; after the service there is a Kiddush (communal festive meal), or at least there was before the pandemic. Towards the end of the service, the aromas of sweet wine, bridge rolls, fish balls, smoked salmon, herring and pastries begin to waft through the air as the Kiddush committee sets up the food at the back, making your stomach rumble.
In my parent's shul and many others I have been to, they assemble a number of little plastic cups and place them on trays, arranging them around the tables. Some are trays of sweet red wine, others are trays of yellow grape juice and others are Scotch Blended Whisky such as Grants or JW Red Label. They always place labels on the trays but sometimes these can flip over onto their sides (or some naughty boy goes round switching them...hmm). I wonder how many young kids, like me, got their first shock taste of whisky by picking up (by mistake) one of these cups, thinking it was grape juice?
A fellow Aberdeen alumni!!! Love it!
After the day when Mr. Lagavulin came home early, our man had to make a hasty exit out the window in only his pants and shoes. Since that day, Ralfy has sworn off *married* whiskys! 🤣🥃
I hope your cold soon goes away and you start to feel better.
Love it.
Loved the story!
Brilliant story, thank you
Great story Ralfy.
It's all so odd in our love of the wee dram....I'm 51 and hated whisky until I was 45.....yup and I'm saying that as a 51 year old Scotsman. Loathed the dram for many years and suddenly when I was presented with a speyside (not telling you which)....but for the past 6 years and during this period....I've collected so many bottles when I could afford to collect them..I sampled many......and yes I'm from Aberdeen..
Please Ralfy, where I live take ages to deliver your book...We need an e-book version! Cheers from Brazil!
I'm drinking this Bunnahabhain 11 yo cask strength from "the ultimate".. its taken ALOT of water and 1-1.5 hours to reach its perfect pitch. Who would have thought? Thank you for teaching me to be patient with my malts.
I’ll tell you how I got to single malt, it was my Grandparents and relatives keeping bottles of Johnny Walker Black and Chevis Regal around And after drinking that garbage I decided I hated scotch And wouldn’t touch the stuff again until I was in my 40s.
The only thing I would use blended whiskey for is cleaning stuff I have never tasted one that I like.
What a story. So had you not read those mystery adventure books you wouldn't have opened that cabinet and history would be forever changed.
Getting through two books a week before primary school Ralphy ? Wow!
. . . my grandmother taught me to read at three years old, . . . and they were childrens books !
Thanks Ralfy
The "cause" killed 1.1 million so far, how many do you think the fear got?
Hope you feel better soon Ralfy, can I ask you to review Glen Moray 12 cask strength and one of my favourites the Glen Moray 15 cask strength non chilled filtered please?
A malt mention: Macadamia munching maltheads. Ralfy, how's your pipe collection doing, it's been years since you haven't talked about them.
. . . now on the M-mention List, thanks !
Interesting...there was a Rosebank Ad (Japan) in Japanese with English subtitles at the beginning of this video. I hope it means more $$ for Ralfy.
0:10 MALtitasking. Now that is nice word play.
Ralfy,I think your covid comment was tongue in cheek.Am I wrong? Sorry for mistake in first post.
I think my first single malt bottle was glenlivet founders reserve.
Genuine
Nae mention of the bottle of laphroig after the favour there at all Ralfy! I’m looking to get in touch to send you something fella
Sorry Ralfy but you lost a quite few marks with me today with that comment about more deaths from fear than from COVID. Was also rather horrified the other day with that borderline anti-vaxer comment about vaccines "allegedly" creating immunity... but hey, that's just my opinion.
Ralfy you're a truly interesting guy to listen to. I've been watching your reviews for at least 10 years. Have you ever thought about merchandise for your channel. Perhaps Ralfy whiskey glasses. Cheers from Morrinsville New Zealand
Cheers Mate! It’s fun to hear from people who have been watching Ralfy for years too:
I’ve only been watching for about 6 years... but I’m a little bit of a Ralfy Dork... hahah
I agree that Ralfy could be selling merchandise... and people would buy!
C'mon Ralfy!... you can't just tell us you play the fiddle and not give us an 'aul tune !!!!
We need to hear "The Devil went to Georgia".
Besides whisky, you are really clued up with (what's really happening in) the world Ralfy, and with lots of subtle hints in doing so. Thanks so much!
Give us a fiddle!
Hey Ralfy, great post, can't wait for your next books! I have a question, with NAS whisky, I understand that they add content from multiple casks to get the desired result and don't want to put 3yr on the label because they have possibly used some 20yr. Would a distiller not be permitted to indicate on the label, or at least the carton, the quantity and age of all the malts that were put in? (Ex. 5yr old containing 1/3-5yr, 1/3-10yr, 1/3-20yr)
. . . the powers-that-be dont like that information on labels ! for some reaon.
. . . they do have a point,
@@thewhiskybothy ... do you mean a point for not disclosing that info? Do they think that customers won't buy the bottle if it appears they are overcharging for the contents? NAS causes me not to buy the bottle anyway.
Thank you Ralfy for sharing your passion with us. It's moving. Take care of yourself.
PS: Have you tasted anything from the Duthies range at Cadenhead? I can't find much information but the prices are very correct and it's 46%. Thanks again.
Cadenhead are always criptic !
@@thewhiskybothy thanks!!!
A fellow fiddle player? Good man yerself. What’s your favourite reel/jig/strathspey?
Ralfy,I think your civic comment was tongue in cheek. Am I wrong?
Ralfy can you help me out? Trying to find a mortlach and the only ones I’ve seen are the G.O.T version which I don’t care to support, a G&M indi bottle of 25 year which is out of my budget and a Mccrae’s indi bottling of 7 year old. Do you know anything about the quality of those two indi bottlings and/or their reputation? Thanks a lot
I like the McCrae's 7 year a lot and bought 12 bottles. There's not a lot of Mortlach around here either and the GoT one seems too expensive for what I've read about it. I have a few bottles of the Rare/Old Mortlach which is very nice but too "smooth". I'm thinking of adding some of the 7 year to that to give it a boost.
Care to substantiate the snarky comment at the beginning? Any data will do, thanks.
Suggest you reference UK excess deaths. The routine/screening activity that has been suppressed for 6 months will kill more than the 6% uplift on 5y avg deaths we are seeing now. Just an opinion.
@@James-zo6xq Fair enough, I'm always eager to learn. However, I'm tired of people, particularly those with platforms, lobbing conspiracy theories and when pressed all they can come up with is "look at the numbers, look at the numbers." It's not my job to prove your bullshit wrong. If you can't support it, don't open your mouth.
Who are you, the internet police?
My first experience with whisky was Johnnie Walker Black which everyone had been raving about. I didn't like it then and still don't. It put me off for a couple years.
I like the jw black, but it not something special, just a nice dram for a solid price. ( I buy it for 20 Euro).
@@martinbeen It goes for 50 USD here, just not my style, much prefer Teacher's for a blend
@@druszaj My favorite blend is JW Green.
Ralfy, which Whisky have you rated the highest in all your tastings? I looked on your website but could not see anything.
. . . ralfywhisky.webnode.be/
@@thewhiskybothy - thank you. Going through your list now. Sleep well as we start our day in New Zealand.
Ralfy,a comment on your beliefs regarding covid would be welcome and perhaps informative.
Whats the best whisky on the market today?
For the truly special kind of people that ask that kind of question:
It's Haig Club.
Looking for something different for my Father's big birthday
@@welshwisdom What does he like? Does he drink bourbon or scotch already? If not, does he like pretty plain, middle of the road tastes or extravagant outlying flavours?
Ralfy, play us a little on a fiddle will you? 😄
I assure you more have died from the virus than the fear. Cmon man.
no sense of humor... cmon man....
Another leftist or SJW infiltrated our favourite channel and want’s to educate us about the “correct” point of view of things around the world. Go away man, we don’t want you here
@@tomassali8870 Ah insults and telling others what to do... their only weapons.
"More people is dying from the fear, not the cause"... Do you still believe this Ralfy?
Follow the 💰 💰 💰 from 🇨🇳 🇺🇦 and 🇷🇺 to 😪 joe biden's 👪 🏡😥
I have heard you use the word"integrity"numerous times regarding whisky. Could you now apply this to your comment regarding covid-19? Unsubstantiated statements are hardly in keeping with integrity. Please reply. Thanks.
Everyone has their opinions. That’s his belief. Who’s the expert on COVID these days. Certainly not Faucci. He and many experts from WHO have flip flopped over several “statements”. Not only that , other Drs in the field are being censored for having unpopular opinions about a virus that few if any have been able to predict or figure out.
@@SaltyCuban everyone is entitled to an opinion but if there are no statistics to back it up you shouldn't go public or someone will ask for some semblancce of truth,integrity..
No thank you.sean
First! Dying from the fear 😄😄 love it!!
wife's aunt wasn't buried from fear , nor a co-worker's grandmother
Biden/Harris in 2020,help make china great again!🇨🇳 👍👍
Half wit
@@dannyharvie7700 numb 💀
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