Irish People Try REAL American Bourbon Cocktails
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I forgot that I said Bo Bourbon at the start of this Donal and I fully respect your reasons to want to replace me for that. Ahahaha
We want mo' bourbon! 😂🥃
Just getting a jump start, Justine. Usually we wait for 4-6 drinks before we ask for another bo-bo-bo-bourbon.
You'd need to replace those cherries with a slice of apple.
For the record, bourbon is still whiskey. For a whiskey to be called bourbon, it must meet five criteria:
1. Made in the United States
2. Minimum of 51% corn in the mash bill
3. Aged in NEW charred oak barrels at 125 proof or less
4. Minimum 80 proof in the bottle
5. No additives except water to adjust proof. Not even artificial coloring.
NO, NEVER. Your one of the reasons I keep watching. No one could ever replace you.
Mint Julep DEFINITELY needs either simple syrup OR to be muddled with sugar!!! So much more refreshing that way!
Excellentt pairs and everyone had their moments, but Justine's "It's not watered down alcohol, it's water alcohol-ed up" may have given Donal the most Irish epiphany ever. Great stuff - slainte!
If only he would have said it’s “H-Booze-O” instead of “H-2-Booze-O”, would have been perfect for me
I need to remember that.
I love how emotional Jamie is over the Manhattan. You deserve the Manhattan Jamie!
In defense of the mint julep we always made it with a simple syrup. Sweeten it up like a Sweet Iced Tea. It is a Southern Drink after all.
It is supposed to have simple syrup. What they made was not a proper mint julep.
I find 2:1 ratio of bourbon to simple syrup is good. Easy to make dangerously smooth juleps. Muddle mint at bottom. A lot of crushed ice. Big sprigs of mint to garnish. No splash of water.
I use a spoonful of Steen's Cane Syrup. It's a game changer.
Think iced tea for grown ups ;-)
My friend made a syrup several days before her Kentucky Derby party's Mint Julep. No one gave a damn about the race after a couple of those.
Nothing surpasses a properly done Mint Julep.
@4:51 Ciara slayed me "Oooh, ski season! You might be leaving your husband, you might be riding your ski instructor..." and Clisare is just taking it all in with a world eating grin; LOVED IT!
Donal: "I'm very easy when it comes to cocktails;" proceeds with a laundry list of all the criteria that makes him High Maintenance.......Love you, Man!
Right?? I'm like does it have alcohol?... Criteria met! 😁
I love how Jamie finishes his drinks in 2 sips LOL
He drinks half of it, gives his first impression, then the other half and his final remarks.
😂 6:50 “It’s like a bottle of Colgate mixed with depression.” Best quote of the entire video!
That was the best!
Jamie has become a Bourbon sage.
Havent watched yet, but this reminds me of the way British people describe root beer, so im excited to hear it with an Irish accent, insteaf
Colgate comes in tubes not bottles, if he said it's like a tube of Colgate then us Americans could be in on the joke too, but does Colgate come in bottles in Ireland? 🤣
Colgate also makes mouthwash. Just sayin'.
Love how your reactions! Y’all forgot the simple syrup in the mint Julep. It makes a huge difference.
I love how all of the old fashion drinks were different colors. Clearly no measuring was done haha
I think it is interesting that she brought up that a lot of cocktails are used medicinally. To this day, people still drink a hot toddy to help them when they have a cold or cough.
I just had one the other day with a ginger bourbon! I prefer that over OTC medicine.
And they work so well honestly
i still got my 107 year old recipe for hot toddy! still use em, though i added BOLD ginger ale soda in it sometimes
I ONLY drink for medicinal reasons. And I need a lot of medicinals...
I always thought that the cocktail was invented during the depression. Back when good bourbon and whisky was outlawed, so people were forced to drink home brew which did not taste very good, so people mixed the home brew with something to make it taste better.
6:35 listening to Ciara but looking at Clisare during this bit is comedy gold.
THANK YOU!!! I didn't see that the first time through, it was amazing!!
It warms my heart that the Irish are impressed with American cocktails! Ireland is my favorite place that I have ever visited and their people are wonderful!! 💚🧡💚
Ciara has more than just a love of alcohol, she has a relationship with Alcohol.💚💚
At this stage it's a dependency 😂
Never thought I'd be jealous of alcohol, but here I am.
A polyamarretto relationship
Ciara has Irish Super Powers. She can make alcohol disappear ; )
She barely tastes the drinks anymore in these videos. She used to finish them off, but now she barely sips them. I am very disappointed.
3:00 I love the way she said cup
Jamie, you deserve art and beauty and fancy drinks as much as the next bloke. You're adorable!
Yes!! Jamie, you're really fecking awesome!! 👍🥳🥰🤣👌
Right?! Isn’t he just the sweetest, cutest man???!
I agree, he does indeed 🍸🎩❤
Agreed, Louise! His humility and appreciation for artistry is very moving. ☺️
I'm now picturing Jamie with a white tie tuxedo with tailcoat and carrying a formal walking stick.
Using a rye in the old fashioned brings in some nice balance with the spicy notes of the rye. Same with the Manhattan, but either one is also absolutely amazing with a nice cognac
Ciara: "You're in your ski bits; you might be leaving your husband; you might be riding the ski instructor....." BWWAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!
What's funny is I thought she said "skeezy" at first...
4:38 Ski season in NYC, the ultimate Irish lark.
Despite what I said at 3:46, I had a blast filming with Jamie! 😂
Poor Jamie, he was pouring his heart out and Colin was trying his hardest to replace him! 😂❤️
OK, you've tried bourbon drinks and whiskey drinks, but how about my favorite, Southern Comfort cocktails. SC is categorized as a cordial, I believe, and was created in New Orleans. I also know three people that got drunk from it and sweared off drinking after due to the hangover.
You have the best intonation patterns to your speech. Love your channel.
Jamie deserves to be paired with someone interesting like Marvin. Jamie is the only one on this shoot that actually drank his drinks. Jamie is the man!!
@@primemover1416 I know someone who can't even smell it without being sick
If I am ever in Ireland, I am going to come and make “American” cocktails for you. You should invite an actual bartender to come and mix drinks for you. The mint should be muddled with simple syrup or actual sugar cubes and you use crush ice for a julep. Still a fun episode. I wish Martin was on.
My lil Southern self was going "where is the crushed ice?" Crushed ice is a must for a good julep.
also that old fashioned looked funky as well. just use bitters, bourbon and sugar, and thats it, none of that muddled fruit and soda water business.
And maple syrup in a Whiskey Sour? Did I turn left and end up in Canada?
That julep is a insult to the Black Bartenders in USA who created them and those who made so much they bought their freedom and families with them. It's was horrible looking and made very very wrong.
@@ericktellez7632 nah, the old fashioned should have the fruit, but whether it's muddled into the drink or not depends on if your from Wisconsin.
the manhattan looks like something you'd drink right before finding out the stock market crashed...
After the crash, you just drink the bottle.
I'd love to see an episode where its everyone else try's Ciara's favorite drinks....or a try channel flag rugby game would be awesome.
Jamie is just having a metaphysical dilemma from these drinks
Jamie is have the best day ever.
"this thing belongs in a museum!" i cracked up so hard....reply of course shoulda been..."So do you!"
When Ciara called an Old Fashioned, "The nectar of the gods," I fell in love a little bit.
You too?
just now???? youre years behind the rest of us
Get in line bud
Gee, were you wearing a blindfold before that? Lol.
So say we all!
I'm a little sad you didn't give them a bourbon sour with a egg white in it. Such an amazing drink.
Glad I'm not the only one thinking this. It ain't a real whisky sour unless there's egg white in it (and it bothers me that they keep saying, it ain't whisky, its bourbon... Bourbon is literally just American whisky).
Jamie: It tastes like a florist... 😳 not a human florist.
I replayed and laughed several times.
And Colin wringing out the florist into a glass 😄
Priceless
So proud of Justine she's not writhing in pain when she's drinking spirits.
Not going to talk any trash about what y’all are trying. Ive enjoyed each vid I have watched from you folks!
Anyone who says an old fashioned isn't made with bourbon is an idiot. An old fashioned is made with any whiskey you want. Bourbon is a type of whiskey. I prefer a rye old fashioned, because I don't like bourbon.
Also, a Manhattan was originally made with rye, not bourbon. But, as with an old fashioned, you can make it with whatever kind of whiskey you want. It's basically a modified old fashioned, substituting sweet vermouth for the sugar and water. Also, also, that Manhattan recipe was a variant rather than the original. A "traditional" Manhattan doesn't use orange bitters. I would have suggested trying a "Perfect Manhattan" which uses half sweet vermouth, half dry vermouth.
Ciara asking if the bourbon sour was a Tom Collins...yes, pretty much. The bourbon sour is just made with bourbon instead of gin, and it doesn't have soda water.
You guys makes me go and visit Ireland!!! Love the channel!!! You guys rocks!!! Cheers from Puerto Rico 🇵🇷
I’m from Louisville (home of the Kentucky Derby). It’s a local saying here that mint juleps are a joke we play on tourists. Most locals would have an Old Fashioned, or a Manhattan during Derby.
Hey, a fellow Kentuckian! What's up bro! 😄
Beg to disagree. Grew up on a horse farm in Lexington. Derby weekend there or in Louisville was always full of mint juleps. No joke and made right ( these were not), they are delicious!
Grew up in Louisville
I never heard that saying.
Mint juleps made right are a beautiful thing.
We bluegrass boys know not to drink mint juleps…there is a reason they only appear around derby time.
@@cruzdirector8637 in the simplicity of a Mint Julep properly made, one can easily just as well fak it up. That's the problem with theoretically simple drinks - easy to mess up if not made properly. Cheers!
My favorite is the whiskey smash. muddle mint leaves with 1/4 lemon. 1 part simple syrup 2 parts whiskey . ( wild turkey 101 is wonderful) Shake with ice. serve over rocks.
Omg These Cast pairings are Amaaaazing!!! More Ciara & Clisare!! More Justine & Donal! Awww Jamie! You Totally Deserve Beautiful Drinks!!! Awww Lovely, sweet Jamie 💗💗💗 Sean Darlin’ you work So Hard! You deserve a Vacation for all this quality content ✨🌸💗💗💗🌸✨
I love it when the dramatic difference happens. "Tastes like ass..." cut to "It's great!"
Mmmmm… mint julep! I have two schnauzers, one named whiskey and one named julep! Lynchburg lemonade is also *chef’s 😘
"1792, that's pretty cheap for bourbon." LMFAO!!!
Good afternoon my beautiful people wonderful to see you as always 🥰🥰🥰
My Dad used to love an old fashioned or a Manhattan. Great vid. Great gang.
Ciara is like a wine, she just gets better with age. Beautiful in every single way, down to her personality and everything.
Yes my friend.... YES....
She needs her own drink. If she were a drink what would she be?
Definitely the best connoisseur of bourbon. She really paints a picture.
She's also hilarious. Her giant "WHAAAAAAAATTT???" to Dermot in the vodka video is the funniest thing I've ever seen on the channel.
@@mistabook Was that the one where she pushed him off his chair?
My personal favorite order is "a double of your finest whiskey, and a pint of your cheapest swill. Pay your tab immediately, tip well, then head out to the patio with your refreshments and a cigar.
Would love to see Jamie and Ciara the laughs would be worth it.👊🤩👍
Good choice of 1792 bourbon. It's lovely. I love bourbon but I'm also not a fan of the Mint Julep. Glad you got to try a few that are so tasty. I agree with Ciara that cocktails are a great gateway to drinking whisk(e)y.
I’m just drinking Tito’s straight from the bottle so y’all are experiencing luxury out here. Imagine owning a glass in 2021.
If you can find a brand called deep eddy's. It's the exact same as Tito's, even made in the same area of Texas. But, only like $20 a 1.75. Cheers.
@@dylynblue9864 what's wrong with you? Not because they're made in the same general area of the metropolitan city are they any close to having the same quality. One is far better crafted and better quality than the other.
It's funny. Growing up in Missouri, these drinks were always around at family gatherings. Mostly my granparents loved them. As such, I am very familiar with them. But a few years ago, when a friend returned from a visit to Ireland, he introduced me to Jameson with Ginger Ale, my mind was blown. I remember thinking, "OMG! They mix their Jameson?" Needless to say, there hasn't been a summer since during which I have not enjoyed a few Jameson-Gingers on the back deck. The cultural exchange of alcohol consumption... such a delight.
Justine is not replaceable!
At 9:26 Ciara has maybe one of the best quotes in any try video and people should embrace whiskey. Also, try channel, come back to America to do the bourbon trail.
That was not a mint julip. It did not have CRUSHED ice and the ingredients did not say it had simple syrup in it, so I'm assuming it did not. BAD BAD BAD. As a life-long resident of Derby City (Louisville, KY) I am OUTRAGED!!!!
Is Derby Day the only time you folks drink Julips?
For some reason we are the only people that uses ice really. When I travel in ask for ice it’s only two ice cubes
@@eileenmgandemg9447 Ah, I see that you have been seduced by the Jim Beam people. I drink Makers Mark, a much better grade of bourbon.
And not served in a silver cup - looks down nose at try. (Grin)
Jim Beam and Makers Mark are both fine bourbons - I think the gentleman's point is that Jack Daniels' is not bourbon, which it definitely is not nor has it ever claimed to be. Jack Daniels' label reads only Tennesee sour mash, which is not bourbon.
Ciara and Clisare. . .the Dynamic Duo of Try!
You could give Ciara a glass of mud from a swamp, throw a shot or two of good whiskey in it, and she'd still find something positive and poetic to say about it 😂
thanks for cheering me up with all of your video's
Colin's "someone put him out, he's going to die" is my nomination for best quote 👍👍👍👍😁😁😁😁
Donal is spot on with the soccer mom description!
This is very popular in Wisconsin, except most of the time we use Brandy. Instead of splash of H2O we stop it off with sweet soda like 7up or sour mix or sour type soda. A slice of orange and a cherry
All of these drinks are wonderful for bourbon cocktails.
Though _traditionally_ a Manhattan is made with rye whiskey, I almost always prefer a bourbon Manhattan, so good choice including it here!
I know someone whose favorite drink is a perfect brandy Manhattan.
(I'm told there's 3 types of Manhattan based on the ratio of sweet vermouth to dry vermouth. Perfect is one type.)
Traditionally a Manhattan, an Old Fashioned, and a Whiskey Sour are all made with rye not bourbon. I find the rye preferable. Also, a Mint Julep is traditionally made with brandy, not bourbon. (I wouldn't go around saying that at the Kentucky Derby though, if you know what I mean).
@@aprilvoecks5877 Yes, there is sweet, dry, and perfect.
Although, with cocktails that have been around over 100 years there is also many more variations, some of which were all ready being printed well before 1940. The Savoy Cocktail book from 1930, for example lists 4 types of Manhattans: a Manhattan Cocktail (No.1), a Manhattan Cocktail (No. 2), as well as a Dry Manhattan cocktail, and a Sweet Manhattan cocktail.
At this point, just send Ciara to the US to try all of our cocktails.
Kentucky born and raised boy here, and don't feel bad if you don't enjoy the Mint Julep. Plenty of folk around here don't enjoy them either. But me? Hot summer lazy day? Delectable. I'm a big fan.
Not sure why they kept repeating, "this is not whiskey, it's bourbon." Bourbon is whiskey just like Rye is whiskey and Scotch is whisky, etc.
because whiskey snobs get upset
Right. All bourbon is whiskey, but not all whiskey is bourbon.
But bourbon is not whiskey
@@VanZoneSteveV I'm not sure where you're gettimg your information, but bourbon is definitely whiskey.
@@VanZoneSteveV It's like squares and rectangles - all squares are rectangles, but not all rectangles are squares. Whiskey is rectangles and bourbon is a square.
Traditional mint juleps have a lot of crushed ice but when I make them I prefer cubed like how they’re done in this video. If you get one at the Kentucky Derby it’ll be poured over crushed ice with a little mint leaf on the rim.
Colin, you're on fire in this one!! 'This belongs in a museum!' and Jamie is getting all emotional and serious!! Ahhh!! 🥰 I just love these videos!!!
"Ita Colgate mixed with depression"!!! Sums up a mint Julep very well
My favorite drink with a rare steak is an old fashion.
Too much goddamn sugarrrrr
@@thebestever333 I've been to places that put way too much sugar and other crap in an old fashion. It's traditionally just one single sugar cube and two-three dashes of bitters, with a citrus garnish. Nothing else besides whiskey and water should go in there and that's the best way to enjoy it.
Jamie, you are my hero! I have never seen anyone drink a manhattan in 5 seconds flat. Beautiful!
Ciara's knowledge of the history of cocktails in general is genuinely impressive. On a personal note, there's nothing like an Old Fashioned to relax with after a hard day of drinking on the set.
I've been a subscriber for a fair bit, now. Ciara is why I watched this one. Do more videos.
“it is my goal in life to get more women drinking whiskey, cause it’s the best thing ever” cause Ciara wasn’t perfect enough
You are not wrong.
JJC, you absolutely deserve it. Anyone who says different can piss off.
Manhattans taste like a relaxing weekend night in your favorite local bar. Dim lights, wood paneling, soft jazz, tastefully-hushed conversation around you…
It's 9 AM and after watching this, I'm having an Ol' Fashioned! Cheers!
*Deep Breath* OK, "whiskey" is generally defined as any spirit distilled from grain which is then aged in wooden barrels. Thus; bourbon is whiskey, Scotch is whiskey, Rye is whiskey, they all just use different grains in different proportions and are aged in different barrels. Bourbon is aged in charred new American oak, scotch is usually aged in barrels that once held bourbon, there's all kinds of variety within the category but IT IS ALL WHISKEY (OR WHISKY, WHATEVER).
Feel better now?
(Standing and Applauding)
It says "Bourbon whiskey" right on the bottle
Now look here, you! Scotch is spelled WHISKY, and everything else is WHISKEY. Also, Bourbon is distilled from at least 51% corn.
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I kinda like mint juleps, but “Colgate mixed with depression” is the funniest description I’ve heard yet!
Justine always has the best t-shirts ever!
For a soccer mom!
Love this show, and cast.
Might I suggest 2 additional Classic bourbon ( well Rye, for them both) cocktails? The Sazerac and the Boulevardier.
Seeing Justine in a cocktail shoot still lets me hope that one day you will have a durian cocktail shoot and she will be a part of it.
You, sir or Ma’am, are absolutely evil and I would like to subscribe to your diabolical newsletter.
What did she do to you that you would wish that evil on her when she spends all these countless hours trying things and making humorous jokes to bring light and enjoyment into your life why would you wish that nastyness upon her why would you accept massive Miss upon anybody who hurt you so badly come now let us know who hurt you so that we can make them eat the durian fruit
Noooooo. I prefer to see her happy.
Their pinky hold made me think of Dr.Evil 😂😂
6:18 is Justine's version of "the glass is half full".. total optimist!
Old fashioned is my favorite cocktail. Sometimes I make them with peanut butter bourbon. I do love to smoke a good cigar or a pipe full of cherry Cavendish when I drink it. You're all delightful and I love your reactions!
Wonder why Justine and Donal's Old Fashioned looked different than the others?
As an Irish American. Many credit Irish Americans from Ulster with the creation of this elixir.
Love whiskey so love all of these, except the mint julep (I have pretty much the same response as Donal), for the future also consider the boulevardier. It was clear Ciara was in her element. On a personal note as a ski instructor I do like her thoughts on what to with instructors
Mint Julep should have a mint simple syrup to sweeten it. Don’t think I’ve had it with soda before, just bourbon, mint, mint simple syrup, and ice.
One of the few pleasures left about living in the US is the profusion of bourbon drinks. Manhattans and Old Fashioneds are my go-to mixed drinks. Hope you used a decent one, like Buffalo Trace or even Whistlepig (yes, we like weird names).
We used to mix water and moonshine when we ran out of other things to mix with 😋
one of my favorites is extremely simple: just good big slug of bourbon in a high-quality ginger ale. If feeling fancy, add a twist of lime.
You should turn it into a mule
I’ve heard that one called “the angry old man.” It was my favorite back when I still drank :)
"Turns out I don't like cherries." LOL 😆
All bourbons are whiskeys. It’s called bourbon whiskey. Saying “Its not whiskey, its bourbon” is like saying “Its not a bird, its a parrot”.
There is a saying that all bourbons are whiskeys but not all whiskeys are bourbon. Just like all scotch is whiskey, but not all whiskey is scotch. Whiskey is a descriptor just like wine is a discriptor for various wines. Just keep in mind that these videos are for fun; have a bourbon or scotch, or hell have a whiskey and relax people...
@@theone-tv8tx well with Scotch it’s actually spelled Whisky not Whiskey.
@@leksluthor3 Not all Scotch is Whisky, but all Whisky comes from Scotland. (and apparently Canada with a quick google search, but I'm not sure about that bit.)
@@bananafruitparrelex7909 all Scotch is called Whisky, like all Bourbon is called Whiskey. Also Japanese stuff is sometimes called Whisky without an e
@@bananafruitparrelex7909 Yeah, Canada and Scotland both forgo the E. Couldn't tell you why.
'Of course it's whiskey, it's Bourbon whiskey, perhaps it's not "whisky" , but it >is< "whiskey".
Watching them drink Manhattans reminds me how much I miss my Grandfather. When I became a legal adult the first thing he did was take me to the local bar and order his favorite drink for us.
Damn your grandpa was fantastic. I love manhattans.
Some of these were not prepared properly such as the mint julep is always served in a metal julep cup and a whiskey sour can be served in a rocks glass or up in a coupe glass. But also the gold rush from New Yorks famous milk and honey cocktail bar should be listed along with the sazerac from New Orleans.
I just love you guy’s at “TRY”
“TRY” is one of my favorite channels.
Thanks for being so awesome 🙏🏻😃👍
Love all of your videos! Thank you for making these.
Jamie; "It's like a bottle of Colgate mixed with depression"..best description ever!
I would absolutely travel to Ireland to visit the Try Speakeasy.
Literally look forward to these uploads, my life is so hectic and this is one of the few times I get to laugh. Thank you try, you make me smile in the worst times of my life.
I had a short term assignment to a small Irish farming town. I couldn't believe it. There couldn't have been more than 300 people in the whole place. But EVERY NIGHT...work nights and weekends included....the only bar in town, was FILLED to capacity with young people. Where the hell did they all come from??? How the hell could they go to work the next morning? (I'm talking about drinking till 2:00 - 3:00 AM!!!!) Don't tell me the Irish don't love to drink!
My first cocktail was a Whiskey Sour. I'm delighted to see all of these, especially the last one.
I'll have to agree with those two fellas at the end: The book ends are enjoyable drinks.