This has to be the first time that anyone on earth has ever smelled a White Claw and analyzed the flavors instead of mindlessly chugging them all without any care whatsoever haha!
White Claw is extremely expensive (at least in the UK), and tastes basically of nothing, no matter what flavour it is. I like the idea, but alcoholic water is not my go to 🤣
I put hard seltzer in the same category as lite beer, Rolling Rock, and wine coolers. Sorry, western Pennsylvania, but Rolling Rock is beer-flavored seltzer.
@@TheSuburban15 I prefer light beer over darker beers, but I can't stand hard seltzer. And I think the only reason I prefer light beer is because I like to drink a lot in a night when I do drink. With dark beers I can't drink as many lol.
Yes!!! More of these please!! Do all flavors of more major company's that sell to the basic masses. It's not necessarily good drinking. But it's great CONTENT!!!
This was so fantastic. You guys have really hit your stride with the chemistry between your cast of characters. Briana is such a fantastic balance between Rex and Daniel, and Human White Claw Dan committing to his role (and subtly mispronouncing every name) was gold.
The only thing missing is Rex in a man bun, Breanna in a tube top and ponytail and Daniel with his beard braided wearing a black, wife beater t-shirt. Then you have a White Claw party.
Thank for your bravery to try them all! 🤣🤣🤣 Also, the Helix ad is the first that flowed seamlessly and kept me engaged the entire way through. (I usually zone out during ads) 😴💤💤🛏
Re Scotland. Just hit the Speyside malt whisky trail. 74 miles of magic. I’ll be doing this (again) when I’m up in Scotland in September. Wherever you and the MB’s visit have a great time. Slainte Mhah
What to do in Scotland: Go to Islay Pick up a bottle of Laphroaig 10 Get some dried peat Get a shovel (American shovels won't work here because they use metric) Go to the ocean shore, dig a small fire pit near the ocean. Put peat into hole, start a fire with the dried peat. If it is windy, stand near the ocean and enjoy the sea spray for a bit. If your fire pit is not receiving a reasonable amount of sea spray, sprinkle some sea water at the fire. If you were unable or unwilling to enjoy the sea spray, a manual application of sea water should be made to your face and clothes. You don't need to jump in or anything, just a light spray is fine. Pour a dram of the Laphroaig. Sit next to your fire and compare the nose from the Laphroaig to the combination of peat smoke and sea spray/water.
I had White Claw once, at an outdoor concert on a 95 degree day. It tasted good for the first few sips. When it got past the ice cold stage, it was just awful.
Yeah, there's just not enough flavor there to combat the natural bitterness of the carbonation process. And as it warms, the co2 releases faster, increasing that bitter flavor.
That's because it's malt liquor. I never liked seltzers really until I tried ones that use distilled spirits instead of malt liquor and they're just good enough to be an actual beer replacement once in awhile
Go to the Scotch whisky experience in Edinburgh. It's right next to the castle. It's absolutely a tourist trap but they have the largest collection of unopened bottles in the world.
9:20 Years ago, we found out my parents had a random wild passion fruit plant growing on their river Bank. Apparently, they are hard to cultivate and don't produce fruit every year or something like that. We could never get it to sprout anywhere else. When I split open the fruit and smelled it and tasted it, it was something like a banana combined with an apple in scent and flavor. Interesting fruit tbh. Wish we could have got seeds to sprout in other places since this plant is buried in the weeds on their river bank.
A version of passion fruit grows wild all over the place in South Carolina, and maybe other southern states. Lots of people call it a may pop. Wait until the fruit is shriveled. Usually October around here. They are amazing!
If you're going to Scotland, go to Oban and Glen Coe... If driving, You can make it to Glen Coe for some amazing scenery, and then visit a distillery in the town centre of Oban (not the best whisky IMO, but the distillery is quite cool given how small it is) and still make it back to Glasgow in a day if you were short of time!
You all should do a tasting of flavored Soju. There's over a dozen flavors in most of the brands. Pomegranate and grapefruit are my favorite. It's dangerous though as it's between 13-19% ABV but doesn't taste like alcohol at all. Serve chilled.
@@Kvantum they’re her fuel now. They were entertaining, but more I respected their perspective. I have much more fun now. If she made her own channel I’d probably watch that instead. Nothing you can say will change my mind.
When you are in Scotland (Duffton) take the hidden distillery walking tour that starts at the clock tower in the square. I think its around 4:00. She does a walking tour to a lot of unnamed distilleries around there and has stories and a whisky for each one. You don't go in the distilleries but visit the sites and she knows everyone. The best "distillery tour" in Scotland for us.
The wife and I went to Scotland in May. At Lagavulin, Iain McArthur is supposed to be retiring this year. That could be a cool thing to visit or maybe do an interview with him before he leaves.
I would love to see you do this with another brand of seltzers, 'Truly'. I personally like a lot of the flavors they have and they have a lot more taste to them than claws IMO.
This was probably the funniest video you guys have and that's saying something. Between the hilarious commercial and everyone slowly dying from drinking all those claws. 🤣 Also I hope you are taking Briana with you on the trip!
Scotland: Visit the Edradour distillery, buy some bottles to bring home and review one or more. I’ve never seen an Edradour review in all the years I’ve been watching the channel.
Just seen youll be in Scotland! Musts are The Pot Still Bar in Glasgow. Give a go to either the Clydeside or Glasgow 1770 tours! Also give a shout. Im in Glasgow!
I feel like I just watched the Somm roles reverse. Daniel and Rex are both are like “this is terrible” on every one of them and then Bri is finding tasting notes and enjoying the nuances of each styling. This is the mirrored opposite of Rex and Daniel introducing a newb to the line up from Ardbeg. Is this a direct effect of CERN?!?
I haven't been to the distillery, the tasting room, or the bar. I haven't ever met any of these fine folks, yet I give them my money freely via Patreon and feel as if I know them just as well as anyone in my small section of this blue marble. One day this magnificent bastard will visit.
First: this episode was pure gold. I don’t know how y’all made it past all that white claw without passing out 😂😂😂 Second: I would love to see y’all tour either Lagavulin distillery or the Knockdhu distillery. I’m so stoked to see content from across the pond!
I don't know if I've seen this video before a friend of a friend and fan of this channel but I remember his ancestors are from Scotland. So I looked it up online and I suggest... Give a shout out to Clan Lindsay if you're in the Lowlands. His name is Aaron and he might actually be related to Robert the Bruce (one of the guys from Braveheart). Maybe shout their motto Endure Fort (Endure bravely)! Balcarres House or Luffness Castle but looks like the other castles are just ruins. Enjoy plenty of Lowland whisky!
passion fruit is my all time favorite among fruits and berries. the taste is just amazing, the texture is wonderful and the mouth feel with the big seeds are beyond words.
I know it was only a small portion of the video, but there is actually a passionfruit native to texas if ya'll were ever curious to check them out or try them. It's called Purple Passionflower(Passiflora incarnata) and it grows on vines that fruit in the late summer/fall. Really awesome citrusy flavor and a really cool floral display when it's blooming.
Coming here for the passion fruit comment. They actually exist and taste delicious. Here (in Brazil) we make caipirinhas with them and I can assure you guys that they are better than those white claws haha
We just got this only recently in the Netherlands, And I had heard of it before and the usa really hyped it up! And I was really disappointed bc it just tasted like sparkly water with alcohol
You could see the Scotch Whisky Experience in Edinburgh. 3,384 bottles on display as a whisky history, tastings, and a well stocked whisky bar at the end. It's right next to Edinburgh Castle, so that would be worth a visit too. If you're over near Skye, Eilean Donan Castle is quite interesting, particularly if you remember the Highlander film. And anywhere out of the city, you should find some Smidge insect repellent. Made in Scotland to keep clouds of blood-suckling insects away. I haven't been on many distillery tours, so can't wait to see what you get up to.
Have just discovered your channel and thoroughly enjoy your (abv) content. My main hobby other than surfing (the net, no ocean included) is distilling (notably whiskey & whisky) and still building. Though have not come across such a channel as yours ever. One last note, Brianna has an absolutely awesome personality that really makes your channel, sorry guys but had to be said. Well done, cheers. Andy, Nelson, NZ.
Would love to see u guys go to the Arran distillery. And the Glenfiddich and Tomatin ones aswell. Definitely need to visit a few fish and chip shops to try things like deep fried mars bar. Deep fried pizza. Macaroni pies. Would be interesting to see u go to the Brewdog brewery in Ellon. Also the Glen Garioch distillery in oldmeldrum. Aberdeen is also definitely worth coming to see. The whisky shop in Aberdeen and the one in Inverurie would definitely be worth u guys visiting. The one in Inverurie has a cask strength Glencadam exclusive to them.
you guys have reinforced the idea of never trying a white claw great video! I hope you guys are going to Islay territory, cant wait for the Scotland video!
Just got back from Scotland. Be sure to go to Lindores Abby. One of the newest distilleries but located on the grounds of the 11th century abbey where the very first written record for making aqua vitae was found. Do the apothecary blending experience! Also visit the Speyside cooperage. Isle of Skye is also a must!
Scotland ideas... Clynlish distillery has just been renovated with a whole new building which is pretty impressive. Dalmore is brilliant for the views of the hills and overlooking the firth. Also the traditional methods they use... And of course Richard Patterson!
I used to love Calistoga mineral water when I was a kid. White Claw remind me of those. I actually like them, plus the 5% thing requires you drink a ton of them before starting to cop a buzz.
"Why would they do that on purpose?" -- Rex Williams, 2022 (🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣) Amazing work! 👏👏👏👏 I hope y'all had rides home or a Helix to sleep it off on. Cheers!
Definitely hit up the Glengoyne distillery in Scotland! The malting and distilling happen on the Highland side while directly across the street, maturation happens on the Lowland side.
ive been watching your stuff for a while now and i just wanted to say i love your content im actually working on my first spirit now. oh and brianna is super funny and very cute
As for Scotland, get some good sea food in Oban and hike either Goatfell on Arran or the Quiraing on Skye. Castles are a dime a dozen.. wonders of the ancient world are timeless.
The absolute best description of whiteclaw was from a random redditor: something like “white claw is like drinking TV static while someone yells the name of a fruit from another room”
while in scotland: Tell Mortlach to bottle at 46%, Tell Bowmore to drop the cannister of E150, Tell Lagavulin to make a proper 16 year old again at 46% and tell Ardbeg to stop using bad casks. the list can go on forever...^^
The Port of Leith distillery is a new whisky distillery opening in Leith in Edinburgh, although not currently opened they have a small craft gin distillery called Lind & Lime which would be worth visiting as they fill you in on the goals of a new Scotch whisky brand
When in Edinburgh, you MUST stop into the BEST whisky bar in all of Scotland - The Althletic Arms, aka 'The Diggers'. (It's across from 2 cemetaries, so of course after work, the 'Diggers' would drink there back in the day)
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briana never stops overacting huh?
4:25 Sounds like acid reflux. I get the same, especially with diet drinks or spicy/oily stuff
Helix advert was Fuuuuh Knee! Keep those home-grown ads coming!
This has to be the first time that anyone on earth has ever smelled a White Claw and analyzed the flavors instead of mindlessly chugging them all without any care whatsoever haha!
MikeMGTV actually did a similar video to this where he ranked every White Claw.
I also felt the sniff test for hard seltzer was quite strange.
Check out the Unemployed Wine Guy. He's done a LOT of "low grade" adult beverages.
Come for the reviews, stay for the insane back stories...........
@@Ethan-yk3hi I’ve seen his too!
@@ringding1000 oh yeah his reviews are funny!
I love how Daniel and Briana never noticed that Rex's rating always won out. The power of the Mooch!
To be fair, a Mooch's palette is less biased, and as such could be argued to be more accurate. :P
At the end of the day, I feel like Daniel was half not wondering why he was there. Lol
Power of the gooch?
Power of the shrinking gooch!!
They noticed... they just knew it was going to happen and didn't object.
White Claw is like drinking seltzer water while someone across the room yells a fruit flavor!
So bloody true, tried it once, poured the whole can down the sink 🤮
Still better than La Croix, someone in the other room whispering a flavor.
Nailed it!!!🤮
I like that man
Which is more refreshing to me than Truly, which tastes like a fourloko
Really dig Briana's chaotic energy. The chemistry between all three is amazing
The pure chaotic energy of Briana is golden. Reminds me of one of our Pomeranians
White Claw is extremely expensive (at least in the UK), and tastes basically of nothing, no matter what flavour it is. I like the idea, but alcoholic water is not my go to 🤣
Just do like an oz of everclear in a glass of water with some lemon or lime or something. Cheaper and more customizable. Also fresh citrus
@@FanRoosterTeeth and doesn't cost £2.20 for 330ml for 4.5% stuff either
I put hard seltzer in the same category as lite beer, Rolling Rock, and wine coolers. Sorry, western Pennsylvania, but Rolling Rock is beer-flavored seltzer.
@@TheSuburban15 I prefer light beer over darker beers, but I can't stand hard seltzer. And I think the only reason I prefer light beer is because I like to drink a lot in a night when I do drink. With dark beers I can't drink as many lol.
If you have access to it I highly recommend high noon, the fruit flavors are much more pronounced in the taste is much better.
Yes!!!
More of these please!!
Do all flavors of more major company's that sell to the basic masses.
It's not necessarily good drinking.
But it's great CONTENT!!!
This was so fantastic. You guys have really hit your stride with the chemistry between your cast of characters. Briana is such a fantastic balance between Rex and Daniel, and Human White Claw Dan committing to his role (and subtly mispronouncing every name) was gold.
lol yet they barely take Briana’s opinion into account ever in this video 😂
In Scotland you must: 1) Get fitted for kilts and 2) Joust in the courtyard of a castle
The only thing missing is Rex in a man bun, Breanna in a tube top and ponytail and Daniel with his beard braided wearing a black, wife beater t-shirt.
Then you have a White Claw party.
Briana!...you are SLAYING ME!......SLAYING MEEEE!!!!!....you bring such a joy with your antics....dont ever stop!
When you're in Scotland, go to Laphroaig distillery and tell me how far underwater my 1 square foot of land is.
7:39 she drunk 🤣
Y'all need to try "Strong Zero" from Japan. A ton of companys make high APV lemon drinks that will take you out.
Thank for your bravery to try them all! 🤣🤣🤣
Also, the Helix ad is the first that flowed seamlessly and kept me engaged the entire way through.
(I usually zone out during ads) 😴💤💤🛏
Re Scotland. Just hit the Speyside malt whisky trail. 74 miles of magic. I’ll be doing this (again) when I’m up in Scotland in September. Wherever you and the MB’s visit have a great time. Slainte Mhah
What to do in Scotland:
Go to Islay
Pick up a bottle of Laphroaig 10
Get some dried peat
Get a shovel (American shovels won't work here because they use metric)
Go to the ocean shore, dig a small fire pit near the ocean. Put peat into hole, start a fire with the dried peat.
If it is windy, stand near the ocean and enjoy the sea spray for a bit.
If your fire pit is not receiving a reasonable amount of sea spray, sprinkle some sea water at the fire.
If you were unable or unwilling to enjoy the sea spray, a manual application of sea water should be made to your face and clothes. You don't need to jump in or anything, just a light spray is fine.
Pour a dram of the Laphroaig. Sit next to your fire and compare the nose from the Laphroaig to the combination of peat smoke and sea spray/water.
"I found a whole other sip of White Claw in my stash!" 🤣 That had me cracking up!
Next "Will it distill?" needs to be WhiteClaw aged in literally anything.
I love this channel, everybody is just so chill and absolutely hilarious. I’m glad that there’s still some comedy left in the world!
I had White Claw once, at an outdoor concert on a 95 degree day. It tasted good for the first few sips. When it got past the ice cold stage, it was just awful.
Yeah, there's just not enough flavor there to combat the natural bitterness of the carbonation process. And as it warms, the co2 releases faster, increasing that bitter flavor.
That's because it's malt liquor. I never liked seltzers really until I tried ones that use distilled spirits instead of malt liquor and they're just good enough to be an actual beer replacement once in awhile
I have zero interest in white claw but was super excited to watch this video. Love you guys!
Go to the Scotch whisky experience in Edinburgh. It's right next to the castle. It's absolutely a tourist trap but they have the largest collection of unopened bottles in the world.
13:22 finding extra drinks in your stash is too relatable
9:20
Years ago, we found out my parents had a random wild passion fruit plant growing on their river Bank. Apparently, they are hard to cultivate and don't produce fruit every year or something like that. We could never get it to sprout anywhere else.
When I split open the fruit and smelled it and tasted it, it was something like a banana combined with an apple in scent and flavor. Interesting fruit tbh. Wish we could have got seeds to sprout in other places since this plant is buried in the weeds on their river bank.
A version of passion fruit grows wild all over the place in South Carolina, and maybe other southern states. Lots of people call it a may pop. Wait until the fruit is shriveled. Usually October around here. They are amazing!
If you're going to Scotland, go to Oban and Glen Coe... If driving, You can make it to Glen Coe for some amazing scenery, and then visit a distillery in the town centre of Oban (not the best whisky IMO, but the distillery is quite cool given how small it is) and still make it back to Glasgow in a day if you were short of time!
That ad segment was brilliant 🤣🤣🤣
“It’s way too plush to work as a murder pillow…”
You all should do a tasting of flavored Soju. There's over a dozen flavors in most of the brands. Pomegranate and grapefruit are my favorite. It's dangerous though as it's between 13-19% ABV but doesn't taste like alcohol at all. Serve chilled.
Oh, and just an FYI - Soju is the most consumed alcohol in the world.
This is the first video I've seen with Briana and this whole dynamic is amazing. Love her.
Brianna quickly became and still remains my fave of the crew! She’s hilarious, relatable, and wonderfully gregarious 😸😂😂🥂
She's a catalyst, basically. Makes Rex and Daniel even more fun and interesting than they are on their own.
@@Kvantum they’re her fuel now. They were entertaining, but more I respected their perspective. I have much more fun now. If she made her own channel I’d probably watch that instead. Nothing you can say will change my mind.
When you are in Scotland (Duffton) take the hidden distillery walking tour that starts at the clock tower in the square. I think its around 4:00. She does a walking tour to a lot of unnamed distilleries around there and has stories and a whisky for each one. You don't go in the distilleries but visit the sites and she knows everyone. The best "distillery tour" in Scotland for us.
The wife and I went to Scotland in May. At Lagavulin, Iain McArthur is supposed to be retiring this year. That could be a cool thing to visit or maybe do an interview with him before he leaves.
I moved to Houston from Scotland 6 months ago!!! You guys must visit the Glenturret Distillery.
11:30 Now THATS how you make ads worth watching! Love you guy's channel! 🖤
Handsome Dan dressing for the job he wants is legendary
When you guys are in the UK, stop by the city of Bristol and come to ‘The Chefs Table’ let me cook for you!
I am not a hard seltzer fan at all, regardless of the brand but I still enjoyed this video. 😃
Same here
Another great episode.
Absolutely loved your advertisement for the Helix bed
Have fun in Scotland
I would love to see you do this with another brand of seltzers, 'Truly'. I personally like a lot of the flavors they have and they have a lot more taste to them than claws IMO.
You should try High Noon.
Love these with the three of them. One part calm, two parts chaos, and a dash of captain Ron.
This was probably the funniest video you guys have and that's saying something. Between the hilarious commercial and everyone slowly dying from drinking all those claws. 🤣 Also I hope you are taking Briana with you on the trip!
What to do in Scotland? Shoot a Tribe episode with Aqvavitae and Ralfy, of course!
For the Scotland trip, go to Springbank and do the blending tour there.
Scotland: Visit the Edradour distillery, buy some bottles to bring home and review one or more. I’ve never seen an Edradour review in all the years I’ve been watching the channel.
Just seen youll be in Scotland! Musts are
The Pot Still Bar in Glasgow.
Give a go to either the Clydeside or Glasgow 1770 tours!
Also give a shout. Im in Glasgow!
I feel like I just watched the Somm roles reverse. Daniel and Rex are both are like “this is terrible” on every one of them and then Bri is finding tasting notes and enjoying the nuances of each styling. This is the mirrored opposite of Rex and Daniel introducing a newb to the line up from Ardbeg. Is this a direct effect of CERN?!?
huge fan of this channel getting outside of just whiskey
my new fav channel! thanks guys!
In Scotland you should meet me at Laphroaig 1PM Wednesday the 3rd.
See you there
I haven't been to the distillery, the tasting room, or the bar. I haven't ever met any of these fine folks, yet I give them my money freely via Patreon and feel as if I know them just as well as anyone in my small section of this blue marble. One day this magnificent bastard will visit.
First: this episode was pure gold. I don’t know how y’all made it past all that white claw without passing out 😂😂😂
Second: I would love to see y’all tour either Lagavulin distillery or the Knockdhu distillery. I’m so stoked to see content from across the pond!
I don't know if I've seen this video before a friend of a friend and fan of this channel but I remember his ancestors are from Scotland. So I looked it up online and I suggest...
Give a shout out to Clan Lindsay if you're in the Lowlands. His name is Aaron and he might actually be related to Robert the Bruce (one of the guys from Braveheart). Maybe shout their motto Endure Fort (Endure bravely)!
Balcarres House or Luffness Castle but looks like the other castles are just ruins.
Enjoy plenty of Lowland whisky!
Visit the Lagavulin and Laphroaig destillery😍
And please don't cut short the parts where Rex looses his shit, his laugh adds years to my life 😂
passion fruit is my all time favorite among fruits and berries. the taste is just amazing, the texture is wonderful and the mouth feel with the big seeds are beyond words.
I know it was only a small portion of the video, but there is actually a passionfruit native to texas if ya'll were ever curious to check them out or try them. It's called Purple Passionflower(Passiflora incarnata) and it grows on vines that fruit in the late summer/fall. Really awesome citrusy flavor and a really cool floral display when it's blooming.
Coming here for the passion fruit comment. They actually exist and taste delicious. Here (in Brazil) we make caipirinhas with them and I can assure you guys that they are better than those white claws haha
Definitely got to go to Campbeltown and do the Springbank and Glen Scotia distilleries !!
When in Scotland make sure you go to the Glengoyne distillery. It’s really close to Glasgow. Try the Teapot Dram and enjoy it’s moochy backstory
After watching the ad for Helix mattress I don't care about the rest of the video. That ad was .... It was freaky awesome!
WTF... nobody tried the cup with all the flavors mixed in!?!?
The U2 "Lemon" melody was great ! fun video . Love the White claw guy . Make your case...NO!
Screw the reviews, that plug for helix is THE BEST sponsor video i have seen....
I am getting a hangover just watching this. Vile stuff!
Thx all of you,, I laughed and laughed during this.. TYVM.
Loch Lomond! I want some reviews of their line up - especially the 18 year old!
Also, their Highland games are great!
As former beer nerd who can't drink it anymore due to sugar, which must be like whiskey drinkers who don't touch sugar either - I LOVE WC'S!! 🍸🤟🏽
We just got this only recently in the Netherlands, And I had heard of it before and the usa really hyped it up! And I was really disappointed bc it just tasted like sparkly water with alcohol
👍You three remind me , fondly, of people I was stationed with in Antarctica in the 80’s.🍸🥳
You could see the Scotch Whisky Experience in Edinburgh. 3,384 bottles on display as a whisky history, tastings, and a well stocked whisky bar at the end. It's right next to Edinburgh Castle, so that would be worth a visit too. If you're over near Skye, Eilean Donan Castle is quite interesting, particularly if you remember the Highlander film. And anywhere out of the city, you should find some Smidge insect repellent. Made in Scotland to keep clouds of blood-suckling insects away. I haven't been on many distillery tours, so can't wait to see what you get up to.
While in Scotland, if you're in Edinburgh go to the 'Scotch Whisky Experience' near the top of the Royal Mile. Just an all-round good time.
I just get a mental image of Fancy Dan smashing white claws while he's off screen waiting to bring them the next round.
The spill of cans was the best! Love the tier rankings, nice to step out of the box for a little.
Have just discovered your channel and thoroughly enjoy your (abv) content. My main hobby other than surfing (the net, no ocean included) is distilling (notably whiskey & whisky) and still building. Though have not come across such a channel as yours ever. One last note, Brianna has an absolutely awesome personality that really makes your channel, sorry guys but had to be said.
Well done, cheers.
Andy, Nelson, NZ.
Would love to see u guys go to the Arran distillery. And the Glenfiddich and Tomatin ones aswell. Definitely need to visit a few fish and chip shops to try things like deep fried mars bar. Deep fried pizza. Macaroni pies. Would be interesting to see u go to the Brewdog brewery in Ellon. Also the Glen Garioch distillery in oldmeldrum. Aberdeen is also definitely worth coming to see. The whisky shop in Aberdeen and the one in Inverurie would definitely be worth u guys visiting. The one in Inverurie has a cask strength Glencadam exclusive to them.
you guys have reinforced the idea of never trying a white claw great video! I hope you guys are going to Islay territory, cant wait for the Scotland video!
Just got back from Scotland. Be sure to go to Lindores Abby. One of the newest distilleries but located on the grounds of the 11th century abbey where the very first written record for making aqua vitae was found. Do the apothecary blending experience! Also visit the Speyside cooperage. Isle of Skye is also a must!
If you go to Lindores, be sure to ask for John. He was our guide for the day and he watches Whiskey Tribe all the time.
Haha I'm laughing already and the video hasn't even started! I love Briana! She's my fav. Cheers Whiskey Tribe.
Scotland ideas... Clynlish distillery has just been renovated with a whole new building which is pretty impressive. Dalmore is brilliant for the views of the hills and overlooking the firth. Also the traditional methods they use... And of course Richard Patterson!
You guys are even more fun when you drink along with you. 😂
Every time I decide to do some day drinking I queue up some Irish people try and whisky tribe vids!
I used to love Calistoga mineral water when I was a kid. White Claw remind me of those. I actually like them, plus the 5% thing requires you drink a ton of them before starting to cop a buzz.
In Cali, our flavor pack 2 has mango instead of passion fruit.
Mango is bomb.
Briana correcting Daniel...Gold. in Scotland, maybe price out a castle as a bit. Bring back a stone...when you build the castle put it in the wall.
"Why would they do that on purpose?" -- Rex Williams, 2022 (🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣) Amazing work! 👏👏👏👏 I hope y'all had rides home or a Helix to sleep it off on. Cheers!
Definitely hit up the Glengoyne distillery in Scotland! The malting and distilling happen on the Highland side while directly across the street, maturation happens on the Lowland side.
ive been watching your stuff for a while now and i just wanted to say i love your content im actually working on my first spirit now. oh and brianna is super funny and very cute
Oban distillery tour, please!!!
Briana totally made this episode. Thank you all for doing this invaluable research. LOL
The tea one's absolutely count!!!!
As for Scotland, get some good sea food in Oban and hike either Goatfell on Arran or the Quiraing on Skye. Castles are a dime a dozen.. wonders of the ancient world are timeless.
I love that Rex is using his sun glasses as a hair band.
The absolute best description of whiteclaw was from a random redditor: something like “white claw is like drinking TV static while someone yells the name of a fruit from another room”
This was great thanks for the good time
I'd love to see a collaboration with Ralfy.
I second this. Since Daniel is a Patreon Pal, I think a little give-back is owed from a certain Scotsman...
Tasting White Claw!
Absolutely MUST wear kilts the entire time in Scotland, you know, for the experience
When in Scotland buy immensely expensive distillery bottles feast upon the nectar!
Glen Moray is my favourite whisky and my favourite distillery. If you're doing Speyside, Elgin is definitely a place worth checking out.
while in scotland: Tell Mortlach to bottle at 46%, Tell Bowmore to drop the cannister of E150, Tell Lagavulin to make a proper 16 year old again at 46% and tell Ardbeg to stop using bad casks. the list can go on forever...^^
I love bri, I have a friend that she reminds me of and I love it.
She's so chaotic and good natured all at once..
The Port of Leith distillery is a new whisky distillery opening in Leith in Edinburgh, although not currently opened they have a small craft gin distillery called Lind & Lime which would be worth visiting as they fill you in on the goals of a new Scotch whisky brand
When in Edinburgh, you MUST stop into the BEST whisky bar in all of Scotland - The Althletic Arms, aka 'The Diggers'. (It's across from 2 cemetaries, so of course after work, the 'Diggers' would drink there back in the day)