(Then don't let me tell you that it's clearly staged. I don't wanna ruin the fun of dumb and naive people like you.) LMAO bro this scene was litty af, right?😂🤣🤣👊
0:20 That's "Terva" not Turva 😅Turva = Safe Terva = Tar. It's really good stuff, kind of surprised that Gordon doesn't have the palate to appreciate the smoky flavour, I guess he doesn't enjoy whiskey either? Quite bizarre for a Scottish man.
It is legal to get drunk but establishments are prohibited to serve with intent to get people to drunk or to a person who intends to get drunk. Or something to that effect. You go to a bar to meet people or listen to the music, maybe get something nice to eat. At some point (long ago) bars required people to buy a meal voucher at the door so they can say that everyone inside is there to eat. Or that is what the bar owner would tell you. Ofcource that voucher is null and void when you get too drunk to get service... We are working slowly away from prohibitionist era.
@@tommiturmiola3682 siis meinaatko nyt että Lapissa ei saa baarit ei saa tarjoilla alkoholia asiakkaille päihtymistarkoitukseen mutta muualla Suomessa saa?
@@xYarbx "i was there, 3000 years ago", Salmari was developed in the early 90's by mixing turkish peppers into koskenkorva.and alko started selling it in 1993. Laku shot isn't even nearly as known Finnish staple than Salmiakkikossu. I'm sure someone has offered it to these guys though.
The law says that: it's illegal to serve alcohol to a person who is noticeably under the influence. So by law kind of yes, but it's not really enforced, I mean people get wasted in bars every weekend.
@@justasnowballit's just there as a leverage to get too wasted people out of the bar if the bartender thinks the drunken person might be soon so wasted they cause problems
@@justasnowball well yeah but technically they would have to start doing something stupid and could be removed only after that, now there is a law to prevent that from happening in the first place. we do have pretty strict laws after all
So that anyone does not miss great experience Terva aka tar liquor smokiness can be compared to American BBQ if you know what Hickory BBQ sauce tastes like you can almost imagine the taste or Terva.
Sausage cooker, like none in Finland uses it. Barely anyone drinks tar liquorice. Most haven't used a sauna on wheels. None has heard about "the story" with Jaloviina. Weirding shit out is unfortunately common here.
Maybe inside the "kehä 3", but outside of them we actually appreciate our own culture. You have really fallen from the tree if you haven't even heard of "piilopullo", like cmon dude.
Finland's alcohol consumption is not as high as ppl think. In Europe Finland's alcohol consumption is in the middle. Watch the statistics in the video "Country alcohol consumption comparison." In Europe the highest alcohol consumption countries are: The 1st Moldova. The second Lithuania. The 3rd Chechia and the 4th Germany. For instance Russia Latvia, Estonia, Hungary, Romania, Belarus, Poland, Portugal, UK, Ireland, Belgium, France, Switzerland, Austria, Slovakia, Slovenia Andorra, Cypros, Serbia etc. are ahead of Finland. Finland's alcohol consumption is going down all the time.
You have to take into account though that probably half of the alcohol consumption in Estonia is actually Finns buying their booze there and then taking it back to Finland
Of course we love beer, but we drink quite much vodka too. Propably russians and estonians drinks it more, but i think that we still consume vodka more than other nordic countries.
@@butterflies655 Yep. I noticed that while i was driwing taxi for 15 years. Customers were less and less drunk when they took taxi to go home. When i started 2009, about 1/3 of the customers were loaded at the night time. But as yers passed i had propably 1-3 customers in whole weekend that were more tipsy than regular customers, but not shit loaded. So the drinking culture here is changed alot. Corona time there were short period when bars had restricted opening hours and mmany people drinked much faster to get drunk in the bars and almost half of the customers were pretty drunk at the time. When i were young adult in late 90s, people were wasted every friday and saturday. If i think those amounts of alcohol what we drinked then, it would propably kill me at this time.
Why is it than whenever somebody goes to forgein country, they try to respect coulture, exept in Finland, folks act like idiots cuz they don't give a F about Finnish culture, WTF
For a Scotsman Gordon is kinda soft on serious drinks.....😂😂
During every occasion he's been to Finland, he has always ended up complaining about some traditional drink or meal lmao.
He doesn't drink much, his father was an alcoholic, so he tries to avoid falling into the same rabbit hole :)
He's become a posh English man now, he thinks 😏
Well he actually has some taste
Cause he was raised in Britain
Their childish antics and giggling is so funny 😂 love these three!
LMAO WHEN THEY POURED WHEN GORDON LOOKED AWAY
(Then don't let me tell you that it's clearly staged. I don't wanna ruin the fun of dumb and naive people like you.) LMAO bro this scene was litty af, right?😂🤣🤣👊
Gordon is actually such a nice guy. Immediately apologized for the mess and the Frenchman. Especially the Frenchman, I can really appreciate that.
Gino saying 'kippis' as 'keppi' (a stick) is a bit funny in Finnish.
It's even funnier in Estonian 😅
Yeah but he was talking about his penis
Yeah but he was talking about his organ
He is saying "get pissed"
@@ruipeeloIt sounds funny in English. It came out as “get pissed.” 00:46
I, for one, am not going to ask how Gordon knows what his grandma's armpit tastes like...
Well, well... well lets not go there...
What? You havent licked your grandmas armpit? You're weird.
The bartender was cuuuute 😳
0:20 That's "Terva" not Turva 😅Turva = Safe Terva = Tar.
It's really good stuff, kind of surprised that Gordon doesn't have the palate to appreciate the smoky flavour, I guess he doesn't enjoy whiskey either?
Quite bizarre for a Scottish man.
He says "Terva", man just has an accent
@@lisaanimi The segment in the video also says turva.
It’s not really that smoky flavor, but more like piney resin with subtle residues of salty liquorice and just a hint of smokiness.
@@Tokk123 It's liquorice with smoky aftertaste, idk what the hell is piney resin but alright Mr. Hipster.
@@mattimartikainen4383 It does, I don't know why.
i wish these 3 would do a real traveling show together
Whenever a first serves, Gino always goes for bottoms up in 1 go😂
"Keppi!😃"
We don't necessarily eat IN the sauna, but you can if you feel like doing so
saunamakkara?
Quite sure it is indeed legal to get drunk in Lapland. The Frenchman is unfortunately, full of it.
It is legal to get drunk but establishments are prohibited to serve with intent to get people to drunk or to a person who intends to get drunk. Or something to that effect. You go to a bar to meet people or listen to the music, maybe get something nice to eat. At some point (long ago) bars required people to buy a meal voucher at the door so they can say that everyone inside is there to eat. Or that is what the bar owner would tell you. Ofcource that voucher is null and void when you get too drunk to get service...
We are working slowly away from prohibitionist era.
@@tommiturmiola3682 siis meinaatko nyt että Lapissa ei saa baarit ei saa tarjoilla alkoholia asiakkaille päihtymistarkoitukseen mutta muualla Suomessa saa?
@@CubaNectielain mukaan ei saa missään Suomessa
@@CubaNectie No.
@@CubaNectie Niin uskomattomalle kuin kuulostaakin niin kyllä, laki todellakin KIELTÄÄ humalaan juottamisen tarkoituksella....
What do you guys say "get pissed" okay😂😂😂😂😂
Ahhh, tar shot is really very delicious
No Salmari? what is this :)
Salmari is actually quite new thing in 90's it used to be laku shot.
@@xYarbx "i was there, 3000 years ago", Salmari was developed in the early 90's by mixing turkish peppers into koskenkorva.and alko started selling it in 1993. Laku shot isn't even nearly as known Finnish staple than Salmiakkikossu. I'm sure someone has offered it to these guys though.
Back in the days crushed “Turkish pepper” -candy in to a bottle of Koskenkorva and straight to washing machine…; well done Salmiakkikossu 😅
As Anthony Bourdain said about Salmari: "It's like candy. But more fun!"
Try throwing drinks on other people in a Finnish bar. You’ll get a quick flight to destination outiside
They just tasted, not drinked nothing. So wrong to waste all good spirits😢
Where Minttu?
I think Gordon hates finland lol 😂
He does. I don't know why.
Yup. In all his videos where he's been here, he complains. The tar shot is really nice, and I'm saying this as someone who drinks very rarely.
@@turpasauna He did not like Karelian pies either. I understand that everyone can't like everything, but he did not like anything that is finnish.
@@butterflies655 It's almost like a grudge, isn't it?
Lol, This trio ❤🎉😂
It is illegal to serve alcohol to people whose intents are not to get fully wasted, in Lapland.
The law says that: it's illegal to serve alcohol to a person who is noticeably under the influence. So by law kind of yes, but it's not really enforced, I mean people get wasted in bars every weekend.
@@justasnowballit's just there as a leverage to get too wasted people out of the bar if the bartender thinks the drunken person might be soon so wasted they cause problems
@@olutukko2681 yes, but they could also just do that
@@justasnowball well yeah but technically they would have to start doing something stupid and could be removed only after that, now there is a law to prevent that from happening in the first place. we do have pretty strict laws after all
Keppis 😂 ITS *KIPPIS* keppi = stick well close enough I guess
He is saying "get pissed"
I would just watch a show of these guys traveling the world's bars.
Ofc Finnish people eat and drink in the sauna. We practically live in saunas.
Not quite true. Maybe some Finns do, but it is not a common thing.
No, we don't eat in sauna.
I wish it was on all the time, Iove these 3 together
I also remember when I had my first beer
1:24 weird confession Gordon, but okay
TURVA - means security, or being safe. TERVA is tar.
So that anyone does not miss great experience Terva aka tar liquor smokiness can be compared to American BBQ if you know what Hickory BBQ sauce tastes like you can almost imagine the taste or Terva.
It's "Terva" not "Turva".
They're just teenagers in the bodies of middle aged men :D
Alcohol being so fk expensive and them just playing w it and throwing it around, hurts to watch.
Hahaha
Sorry Gordon but if you can't drink tervasnapsi you just ain't a grown man here in Finland. 😅
Fred's laughter is so gay 😂
Terva whit cheese?? 🤔🫣
Gordon throwing that sticky drink all over was not a cool move.
Gordon is such a softie drama queen
Gordon acts like a stuffy brick each time he visits us. 🙄😒 Nothing is ever tasty to him, even when others are fully enjoying it.
Well, nothing in this Story is true about Finland....
A lot of things in this are true about Finland
@@the_drunk_wizard No. It's not.
@@butterflies655 please do elaborate as to what exactly is wrong in this video about Finland.
The image being portrayed is false. It's what many for some odd reason want to portray but is far from reality.
Gordon is a soft man 😂
Sausage cooker, like none in Finland uses it. Barely anyone drinks tar liquorice. Most haven't used a sauna on wheels. None has heard about "the story" with Jaloviina.
Weirding shit out is unfortunately common here.
Maybe you just have lived a boring life.
Maybe inside the "kehä 3", but outside of them we actually appreciate our own culture. You have really fallen from the tree if you haven't even heard of "piilopullo", like cmon dude.
Finland's alcohol consumption is not as high as ppl think. In Europe Finland's alcohol consumption is in the middle. Watch the statistics in the video "Country alcohol consumption comparison."
In Europe the highest alcohol consumption countries are: The 1st Moldova. The second Lithuania. The 3rd Chechia and the 4th Germany.
For instance Russia Latvia, Estonia, Hungary, Romania, Belarus, Poland, Portugal, UK, Ireland, Belgium, France, Switzerland, Austria, Slovakia, Slovenia Andorra, Cypros, Serbia etc. are ahead of Finland.
Finland's alcohol consumption is going down all the time.
You have to take into account though that probably half of the alcohol consumption in Estonia is actually Finns buying their booze there and then taking it back to Finland
😆😆😆😆😆
Vodka is Russia's thing. Finns like beer.
Of course we love beer, but we drink quite much vodka too. Propably russians and estonians drinks it more, but i think that we still consume vodka more than other nordic countries.
Finland's alcohol consumption has dropped drastically down anyway. Vodka is not as popular as it used to be.
@@butterflies655 Yep. I noticed that while i was driwing taxi for 15 years. Customers were less and less drunk when they took taxi to go home.
When i started 2009, about 1/3 of the customers were loaded at the night time. But as yers passed i had propably 1-3 customers in whole weekend that were more tipsy than regular customers, but not shit loaded. So the drinking culture here is changed alot.
Corona time there were short period when bars had restricted opening hours and mmany people drinked much faster to get drunk in the bars and almost half of the customers were pretty drunk at the time.
When i were young adult in late 90s, people were wasted every friday and saturday. If i think those amounts of alcohol what we drinked then, it would propably kill me at this time.
@@butterflies655Thats a good thing. Alcoholism causes many problems in society.
I feel so bad for all the sheeps who think ramsay is a cook and not tv entertainer for simpletons.
Severe alcohol abuse.
Yeah, not drinking it
Why is it than whenever somebody goes to forgein country, they try to respect coulture, exept in Finland, folks act like idiots cuz they don't give a F about Finnish culture, WTF
I'm a Finn and most of our shots taste horrible. Not because of their strength but they're just bad :D tar, jaloviina, minttu... poor quality booze.
It's nothing to do with the quality if you don't like the flavor :) Quality is actually pretty high, but the shots are not for everyone.
You don't go to the high-end places
Finnish Napue Gin has won first place at the International Wine & Spirit Competition (in the UK)
If you call finnish spirits "poor quality", you have never actually tried poor quality booze.
Sounds more like you just dont like those flavors instead of poor quality booze. Just because you dont like them, dont make them bad quality
For a Scotsman Gordon is kinda soft on serious drinks.....😂😂