I'd like to see a presidents' favorite meals try next, but I pity them having to take on Donald Trump's favorite meal. I think his go to is an order of two big macs and one filet o' fish sandwich. He also likes well done steak topped with ketchup. Because he's tacky.
How about one about the hardest drinking Presidents? Hmm, Washington 's home included, I believe, four stills. And yet they serve you beer. I would bet some of those old dudes could party down.
Grant's political enemies in the army tried to tarnish him by telling Lincoln that his General drank too much. Lincoln's reply was paraphrased as, If this is what motivates Grant then send him a keg.
Thomas Jefferson didn't just drink any old red wine, he was a big aficionado of Madeira wine. The brandy-fortified Portuguese wine ages very well, and long shipping times along with heat and the rocking motion of a ship actually improved its flavors, making it a popular import in early America. Madeira wine was the most popular wine throughout the British Empire at the time and the American colonies drank a quarter of the world’s production. George Washington enjoyed several glasses with dinner each evening, the Continental Congress celebrated the signing of the Declaration of Independence with it, and Thomas Jefferson ordered the equivalent of 3,500 bottles during his first three years in the White House. Jefferson developed a lifelong love of Madeira wine from George Wythe, his law tutor at William and Mary.
When you think about how much Jefferson drank it's kind of amazing he was able to do much of anything. According to his journals the first thing he did when he woke up in the morning was drink a quart of hard cider.
Ah, that's what she said. I was a bit confused because I thought she said 'After a few of these you would have a revelation' and I was like 'I know porter is a stronger beer, but having a revelation after a few glasses is a bit much'.
There fact that Dermot knows history that he's not required to speaks volumes. Huge respect for someone who loves history for history's sake. So he is an academic, loves a good drink and isn't afraid to call bullshit when he perceives it? The more I learn about this chap from these try vids the more I appreciate and would love to have a pint with him. 🍻
Durning the US Civil War, the South was beating the North in many battles but out west, Ulysses S Grant was turning the tide. When people came to Lincoln about Grant's excessive whiskey drinking, Lincoln replied: “Tell me what brand of whiskey that Grant drinks. I would like to send a barrel of it to my other generals.”
Reworded of course, Irving Berlin celebrated General Grant by quoting that line in his song about Abraham Lincoln: "Abraham," written for "Holiday Inn."
Grant's whiskey drinking is very well known. I was amazed when his favorite drink was champagne.... Then a little saddened when no one seemed to know who he was.
The Grant thing is a bit misleading. His actual favorite drink was Old Crow whiskey, which he drank constantly, to the point of near constant intoxication. He only later switched to Champagne because he thought he would be better served being less drunk as President. Probably a good move lol
It would seem to be a good choice, although, given his cabinet's rather loose adherence to silly things like laws and integrity, it didn't quite work out.
@@dbsagacious so which is it then? did he switch for health reasons, or because he became president. Also, he might have drunk whiskey before, but favoured champagne when he was president, so yeah, that does make champagne his favoured drink.
Interesting tid-bit about the American Civil War and General Grant (later US President) . Grant was known to tip the bottle quite heavily (I am surprised his favorite beverage was not a Kentucky bourbon however). He was having un-matched success on the battlefield but some complained he was always half drunk. Abe Lincoln heard about this and replied..."Well maybe he is, but whatever he is drinking please be sure to send all my other generals a case so that they can match the success of Grant". Also, Grant and General William T. Sherman were good friends,. Grant known for his drinking reputation and Sherman for being a mental case but also successful commander. Grant was asked about Shermans friendship and his mentally un-stable aggressiveness. Grant replied...."Sherman always stood by me when I was drunk, and I always stood by him when he was crazy."
Although it should also be noted that Sherman's reputation for being mentally unstable was greatly exaggerated by Southerners upset at how soundly and cleanly he trounced them in his famous March to the Sea. Same with the persistent myth that he burned downs towns, and even cities like Atlanta, as he went. In reality nearly all of those fires were started by the Confederates themselves as they were fleeing Sherman's advance, trying to slow his force down. It didn't work, because while the extent of Sherman's red hot single-minded aggression is massively _exaggerated_ , it's not entirely made up.
@RvEijndhoven I live in georgia and everytime it hits 100 degrees outside we southerners joke saying "Sherman is in town" 😅 I love videos like these because I can always count on my fellow Americans giving me history lessons that are interesting.
"Son," he said without preamble, "never trust a man who doesn't drink because he's probably a self-righteous sort, a man who thinks he knows right from wrong all the time. Some of them are good men, but in the name of goodness, they cause most of the suffering in the world. They're the judges, the meddlers. And, son, never trust a man who drinks but refuses to get drunk. They're usually afraid of something deep down inside, either that they're a coward or a fool or mean and violent. You can't trust a man who's afraid of himself. But sometimes, son, you can trust a man who occasionally kneels before a toilet. The chances are that he is learning something about humility and his natural human foolishness, about how to survive himself. It's damned hard for a man to take himself too seriously when he's heaving his guts into a dirty toilet bowl." -James Crumley, author
You know, I could forgive Donald if diet coke was his favorite non-alcoholic drink, but to have a button that summons a butler to deliver a can of diet coke on a silver platter.......come on. If I was POTUS, I would make it a Negroni.
He'd Also Be Surprised To Know That TRUMP Wasn't The Only President That Didn't Like Booze In The White House..There's A Few 1.Lincoln 2.Hayes 3.Ben Harrison 4.George W. 5.TRUMP 6.Joe"Bonehead"Biden
@@kthearcher3357 it's funnier when you learn the button has been there since Lyndon Johnson and used in such a manner since. Wish I had a button for someone to bring me a drink.
@@niffniffhooray Somehow it's funnier to know it was there before Trump. Him just sitting at the desk asking "what's that do" "it brings the butler with drinks" "well well well don't mind if I do"
I actually find that quite common. My friend might know jack about the US but ask him for a history fact and he becomes a history teacher. I was the one who got him into history and he intimidates me now.
Oh yes, this absolutely needs to be a series... but not just US Presidents, do all world leaders! I've seen the Meme about the founding fathers enough times that no major surprises, would love to be mindblown finding out that Gorbachev actually loved daiquiris or something! :D
I love how Justine reacted when she was told that Trump had a buzzer at his desk and when he pressed it, a valet would come in with a can of Diet Coke on a silver platter. Her face was frozen in disbelief.
Cider was a very popular drink, once apple trees spread across the continent, because it was easy to make, and store; and one did not want to drink the water (especially if one lived in a city).
Jefferson's favorite wine was actually Madeira, a Portuguese style of fortified wine which, perhaps due to association with fortified brands such as Thunderbird and MD20/20, has fallen out of favor in America in recent decades. I hoped for Washington they might have prepared a bowl of his own WILDLY alcoholic recipe for eggnog.
Justine's reaction to the wine needs to be clipped and shared as often as possible. Also Dermot, "It's Friday evening, Friday afternoon. I wanna, I...I want to drink." I felt that. Fight the good fight
A bit of history I learned during my trip to Virginia: Jefferson imported European grapes to his estate at Monticello to make his own wine. They died after 3 years. After a second try he gave up. Years later they discovered that an American beetle was eating them and the European vine was not resistant. So they grafted a US shoot onto the European and it worked. Now there are wineries all over Virginia. Jefferson really loved his wine.
Okay, here we go, 10 US Presidents, no help: James K. Polk, John F. Kennedy, Grover Cleveland, William Henry Harrison, Hiram Ulysses S. Grant, James Monroe, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Barack Obama, Gerald Ford, Zachary Taylor, Andrew Jackson, James A. Garfield, Thomas Jefferson, Herbert Hoover, Theodore Roosevelt, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Richard M. Nixon, Ronald Reagan, George Washington, George H.W. Bush. George W. Bush, Calvin Coolidge, Andrew Johnson, Lyndon Baines Johnson, Joseph Biden, Harry S. Truman, William H. Taft, Bad Orange man, and Martin van Buren. There, that’s all I can name and I used no help whatsoever. Edit: almost forgot, William J. Clinton, Chester Alan Arthur, Franklin Pierce, John Quincy Adams, John Adams, Jimmy Carter, Abraham Lincoln, and Benjamin Harrison 37/45 or 44 if you’re listing Cleveland only once.
@@svenngunnarrustgard1228 Considering that the US citizenship civics test is not multiple choice, safe to say Trump wouldn't pass. The questions are asked vocally and aren't written, though, so at least he has that going for him.
As an American in the Midwest, I just wanna add some insight to those who may not be familiar with what we know as apple cider. Confirmed - cider is not inherently alcoholic around here, it’s basically just a less refined version of apple juice, more tart and tangy. You can even get spiced apple cider, which has some cinnamon and/or nutmeg added to it, maybe a bit of ginger. It’s very tasty, a much loved autumn tradition 😋 we even have recipes for apple cider cookies, which are also very tasty.
Dermot… fun fact Ulysses was actually Grant’s middle name… his name was Samuel… when he went to West Point they switched the middle and first names by accident, and he was too polite to correct them… so he just kept the change for the rest of his life… but all his friends called him Sam… in the Civil War they joked that the U.S. in U.S. Grant stood for Unconditional Surrender as he never let the enemy negotiate terms of surrender
Here’s one for the Try channel: try to drink everything on the bar tab for George Washington’s celebration of the signing of the Constitution. 54 bottle of Madeira wine, 60 bottle of Bordeaux wine, 8 bottles of old stock whiskey, 22 bottles of porter ale, 8 bottles of hard cider, 12 jugs of beer, and 7 large bowls of punch. The staff and musicians also drank 16 bottles of Bordeaux wine, 5 bottles of Madeira wine, and seven bowls of punch
Lolsy and Justine are a fun duo! They seem to feed off of each other's humor well. Dermot always kills these videos too! I'd love to see a series of Presidential drinks, as Dermot suggested! Lots of fun!
It's like someone pissed in your pint. Love it, Justine, you couldn't have said it better. I would have loved to have seen this when it first came out.
"Ulysses S. Grant! That bearded f***!" Thanks Dermot, I just spewed my drink all over my screen. Also, really impressed with your presidential knowledge. Fair play sir and definitely make this a series.
@@jasonhenninger8220 If Grant drank as much and as regularly as they say he did, wouldn't he automatically build up a tolerance, and then be able to drink more?
@@jasonhenninger8220 Um... local history says otherwise. When he was station at Fort Humboldt, California (about 300 yards from where I sit) he was a light drinker. After a long, rainy, cloudy, depressing winter here, he was most definitely an alcoholic when he left. He wrote in his journal "You have no idea how forsaken I feel here"....
What an amiable crew today - the new ladies fit in just great, the "old" ones are as charming as ever, and the guys are steadfastly supportive. Well done all, and slainte!
There is a brewery in Philadelphia called Yards that makes a porter based on a Washington recipe. They also do a golden ale from a Jefferson recipe and a spruce tip ale from Benjamin Franklin (not a president obviously).
You can mix a few drops of currant juice in your Snakebite, marvelous ❤️ Drink it every time I go into a irish pub in Germany, now I'm puzzled, wasnt it irish?
I second Dermot, this should be a series, because I would like to know what beer Barak drinks, and what Lincoln's , FDR's and Teddy's favorite drink was, and, what the heck, Martin Van Buren and Garfield.
Ah Geez what the FK LOL I couldn't stop laughing. Really enjoyed this🙂🙂🙂 Trying all the alcoholic drinks, wines, ciders, cocktails etc should become a series.
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I agree with Dermot, this should definitely be a series. 👍🏽
I'd like to see a presidents' favorite meals try next, but I pity them having to take on Donald Trump's favorite meal. I think his go to is an order of two big macs and one filet o' fish sandwich. He also likes well done steak topped with ketchup. Because he's tacky.
I came to comment exactly this all of the presidential drinks or we riot
He got the number wrong though. There's only 39 more presidents.
How about one about the hardest drinking Presidents?
Hmm, Washington 's home included, I believe, four stills. And yet they serve you beer.
I would bet some of those old dudes could party down.
46 drinks. Unfortunately, you'll get a lot of prune juice.
Love the fact that U.S. Grants favorite drink was champagne but while he was in the army he drank profound amounts of whiskey
Simple; Whiskey is for fighting, Champagne for celebrating.
Grant's political enemies in the army tried to tarnish him by telling Lincoln that his General drank too much. Lincoln's reply was paraphrased as, If this is what motivates Grant then send him a keg.
grant was not a drunk. i wouldnt put shit on the internet with my name attatched to it if its blatantly wrong mate
@@bigploppa154 did I say he was a drunk? No I said he drank profound amounts, not that he was a drunk.
@@bigploppa154 he was an alcoholic a fully functional one.
He fought it for a long time but eventually it took their toll.
Thomas Jefferson didn't just drink any old red wine, he was a big aficionado of Madeira wine. The brandy-fortified Portuguese wine ages very well, and long shipping times along with heat and the rocking motion of a ship actually improved its flavors, making it a popular import in early America. Madeira wine was the most popular wine throughout the British Empire at the time and the American colonies drank a quarter of the world’s production. George Washington enjoyed several glasses with dinner each evening, the Continental Congress celebrated the signing of the Declaration of Independence with it, and Thomas Jefferson ordered the equivalent of 3,500 bottles during his first three years in the White House. Jefferson developed a lifelong love of Madeira wine from George Wythe, his law tutor at William and Mary.
YES!!! It should have included more Portuguese wines, like madeira.
“I don’t care for sherry, one shouldn’t drink stout, and port is a wine you should do without…”
You should listen to the Limeliters song Madeira, My Dear.
When you think about how much Jefferson drank it's kind of amazing he was able to do much of anything. According to his journals the first thing he did when he woke up in the morning was drink a quart of hard cider.
Good to know. Thank You
"After a few of these you would have a revolution, wouldn't ya?" What an amazing quote lmao
Ah, that's what she said. I was a bit confused because I thought she said 'After a few of these you would have a revelation' and I was like 'I know porter is a stronger beer, but having a revelation after a few glasses is a bit much'.
There fact that Dermot knows history that he's not required to speaks volumes. Huge respect for someone who loves history for history's sake. So he is an academic, loves a good drink and isn't afraid to call bullshit when he perceives it? The more I learn about this chap from these try vids the more I appreciate and would love to have a pint with him. 🍻
Yeah he seems like a bright guy
Durning the US Civil War, the South was beating the North in many battles but out west, Ulysses S Grant was turning the tide. When people came to Lincoln about Grant's excessive whiskey drinking, Lincoln replied: “Tell me what brand of whiskey that Grant drinks. I would like to send a barrel of it to my other generals.”
Reworded of course, Irving Berlin celebrated General Grant by quoting that line in his song about Abraham Lincoln: "Abraham," written for "Holiday Inn."
You beat me to that.
He sent him "Old Crow".
@@kohashiguchi1454 Of course, that’s the song that has people in blackface singing it in the movie, so it is a scene usually cut for regular tv.
Grant's whiskey drinking is very well known. I was amazed when his favorite drink was champagne.... Then a little saddened when no one seemed to know who he was.
The Grant thing is a bit misleading. His actual favorite drink was Old Crow whiskey, which he drank constantly, to the point of near constant intoxication. He only later switched to Champagne because he thought he would be better served being less drunk as President. Probably a good move lol
Hence the title "the presidents' favourite drink".
@@Dave1507 Hence the "bit" misleading thing. Also, just because he stopped drinking it for health issues, doesnt make it not his favorite anymore.
It would seem to be a good choice, although, given his cabinet's rather loose adherence to silly things like laws and integrity, it didn't quite work out.
@@dbsagacious so which is it then? did he switch for health reasons, or because he became president. Also, he might have drunk whiskey before, but favoured champagne when he was president, so yeah, that does make champagne his favoured drink.
Grant was a good president ,he didn't really do anything good or bad ,so maybe modern presidents should get drunk as f more often
Dermot is secretly a high school U.S. history teacher.
I was going to say how impressed I am at his knowledge of American Government class!
“Alright class, now let’s discuss the 18th President, Ulysses S Grant, that bearded fuck!”
Very impressive!
Interesting tid-bit about the American Civil War and General Grant (later US President) . Grant was known to tip the bottle quite heavily (I am surprised his favorite beverage was not a Kentucky bourbon however). He was having un-matched success on the battlefield but some complained he was always half drunk. Abe Lincoln heard about this and replied..."Well maybe he is, but whatever he is drinking please be sure to send all my other generals a case so that they can match the success of Grant". Also, Grant and General William T. Sherman were good friends,. Grant known for his drinking reputation and Sherman for being a mental case but also successful commander. Grant was asked about Shermans friendship and his mentally un-stable aggressiveness. Grant replied...."Sherman always stood by me when I was drunk, and I always stood by him when he was crazy."
Although it should also be noted that Sherman's reputation for being mentally unstable was greatly exaggerated by Southerners upset at how soundly and cleanly he trounced them in his famous March to the Sea. Same with the persistent myth that he burned downs towns, and even cities like Atlanta, as he went. In reality nearly all of those fires were started by the Confederates themselves as they were fleeing Sherman's advance, trying to slow his force down. It didn't work, because while the extent of Sherman's red hot single-minded aggression is massively _exaggerated_ , it's not entirely made up.
@RvEijndhoven I live in georgia and everytime it hits 100 degrees outside we southerners joke saying "Sherman is in town" 😅 I love videos like these because I can always count on my fellow Americans giving me history lessons that are interesting.
Dermot flipping out over the diet coke was awesome.
And rightfully so
"Son," he said without preamble, "never trust a man who doesn't drink because he's probably a self-righteous sort, a man who thinks he knows right from wrong all the time. Some of them are good men, but in the name of goodness, they cause most of the suffering in the world. They're the judges, the meddlers. And, son, never trust a man who drinks but refuses to get drunk. They're usually afraid of something deep down inside, either that they're a coward or a fool or mean and violent. You can't trust a man who's afraid of himself. But sometimes, son, you can trust a man who occasionally kneels before a toilet. The chances are that he is learning something about humility and his natural human foolishness, about how to survive himself. It's damned hard for a man to take himself too seriously when he's heaving his guts into a dirty toilet bowl."
-James Crumley, author
You know, I could forgive Donald if diet coke was his favorite non-alcoholic drink, but to have a button that summons a butler to deliver a can of diet coke on a silver platter.......come on. If I was POTUS, I would make it a Negroni.
He'd Also Be Surprised To Know That TRUMP Wasn't The Only President That Didn't Like Booze In The White House..There's A Few
1.Lincoln
2.Hayes
3.Ben Harrison
4.George W.
5.TRUMP
6.Joe"Bonehead"Biden
Make America great again keep it Chyna free
Massively impressed by Dermot's knowledge of US Presidents. Justine yet another excellent t-shirt! You have the best taste in t-shirts.
I love Dermot for it.
Came here to say that too. I was impressed, and know I couldn't do the same for Ireland.
Who is that on her shirt? The drink or her arms are obscuring it every time.
@@bcaye think Happy Little Trees...........
@@geraldstauty8320, I was thinking that, ty.
The look on Justine's face after the diet coke silver platter revelation was PRICELESS 😂😂🤩😆🤣🤣
OMG I was on the floor !😂😂😂
I, too, had a similar look. Like, really man...
@@kthearcher3357 it's funnier when you learn the button has been there since Lyndon Johnson and used in such a manner since. Wish I had a button for someone to bring me a drink.
@@niffniffhooray Somehow it's funnier to know it was there before Trump. Him just sitting at the desk asking "what's that do" "it brings the butler with drinks" "well well well don't mind if I do"
Trump does not drink alcohol because of his brother died from Alcoholism.
I agree. This should be a series. At least do part 2.
Dermot's knowledge of Homer meeting Ford was amazing 🤣
His drinking partner was amazed by his knowledge
Sincerely impressed with Dermot’s political knowledge!!!! Most Americans wouldn’t know half of what he does!!!
Absolutely sincerely impressed
I actually find that quite common. My friend might know jack about the US but ask him for a history fact and he becomes a history teacher.
I was the one who got him into history and he intimidates me now.
@Tyler Niemeier best dog ever!!!
Speak for your self.
Its almost like it's a show with a script
I love how at 6:01 Lolsy is trying to guess the wine while Justine seems to be having some kind of existential experience over what she just drank. 😂
And the concept of the Presidents in general. LOL
Oh yes, this absolutely needs to be a series... but not just US Presidents, do all world leaders! I've seen the Meme about the founding fathers enough times that no major surprises, would love to be mindblown finding out that Gorbachev actually loved daiquiris or something! :D
Would be a little bit difficult to figure out what Gorb's fav liquor was seeing as he actually was responsible for a Russian prohibition campaign.
I’m impressed with Dermot’s knowledge of US history
Me too, he’s very bright
The looks on Justine's and Lolsy's faces about the Diet Coke on a silver platter was absolutely priceless - that was "WTF?!" writ large times two!!!
The looks on their faces when they got the Diet Coke. Love it.😀
“President Brunch” made me laugh out loud 😂😂😂
Grant's favorite alcoholic drink was "yes".
Hilarious
Mine too!
he and dermot are more and more alike
“With mine make it a double”!
Lol Yes!
I love how Justine reacted when she was told that Trump had a buzzer at his desk and when he pressed it, a valet would come in with a can of Diet Coke on a silver platter. Her face was frozen in disbelief.
When you have that much power, you use it for the important things in live. . .
Staying hydrated.
@@DH-xw6jp Cola does the exact opposite. It's a diuretic. You drink too much of that stuff and your pee is going to look like a pint of ale
@@fr2ncm9 so... Drink a pint of ale instead.
Mine still is! Hahaha
But I bet none of them know that Trumps brother die of alcoholic poison cauae he was a alcoholic. That's why he don't touch alcohol.
The descriptions before they nailed Bill for the snakebite had me rolling! And the impressions were even better🤣🥰
Dermot is honorary Murican now. He bitches about shit we do. 😂 I love it.
holy hell that bill clinton impression was spot on
JFC I looked away from the screen for a second and I thought they played a clip of the actual person, I was shooketh
Dermot, Justine, and Lolsy all in one video just makes my heart happy.
I agree, this should be a series. Also, if you wanted to do a non-alcoholic drink to throw them for a loop; try Rutherford B. Hayes.
His wife was known as "Lemonade Lucy" if you need a clue.
Nah! The "let's go Brandon" Enfamil and Adrenochrome smoothie
@@j.robertsergertson4513 More like Geritol and Aricept.
@@j.robertsergertson4513 very juvenile
@@j.robertsergertson4513 It doesn’t matter what President Biden drinks. The important fact is he beat tRumpelthinskin.
Cider was a very popular drink, once apple trees spread across the continent, because it was easy to make, and store; and one did not want to drink the water (especially if one lived in a city).
Lolsy had me rolling when she guessed that champagne was the favorite drink of President Brunch! Her line for Washington's porter was also hilarious.
Need more with Lolsy and Stafford paired together! Love that Lolsy got Justine good with the “President Brunch” line. 😂🤣😆
Jimmy Neutron 😂
I agree! You should do a whole series of these!
"Im not cultured, im just drankin" we need that on a shirt.
7:55 to 8:03 Justine's face was PRICELESS!!! A big thanks to her for the best belly laugh I have had in AGES!
Jefferson's favorite wine was actually Madeira, a Portuguese style of fortified wine which, perhaps due to association with fortified brands such as Thunderbird and MD20/20, has fallen out of favor in America in recent decades. I hoped for Washington they might have prepared a bowl of his own WILDLY alcoholic recipe for eggnog.
The look on Justine's face when she was told about the button and the Butler with the silver platter is priceless! Thank you for that!
It's too bad Trump couldn't have seen it first-hand; it would have withered him like a rose next to a blast furnace.
Nice to see Justine and her hilarious reactions back
Leave my future ex-wife alone! 🤣
Unfortunately no American president drank any Durian-based beverages.
Little does Justine know that Durian juice was Obama's favorite drink and it's coming up! Ha!
Justine's facial expression when she hears the butler thing. Priceless.
Seeing that is a guaranteed laugh---and I hope everyone understands that's an extremely high compliment to her person.
I absolutely lost it seeing her face 😂🤣
Cider was a super popular drink in the US, the tale of Johnny Appleseed actually was him spreading apples meant for making cider
Justine's reaction to the wine needs to be clipped and shared as often as possible.
Also Dermot, "It's Friday evening, Friday afternoon. I wanna, I...I want to drink." I felt that. Fight the good fight
That's one thing I love about Irish folks, they tend to be quite serious about having a good time
The last thing Justine said, great performer.
Queen of the 17 second skits on Twitter.
A bit of history I learned during my trip to Virginia: Jefferson imported European grapes to his estate at Monticello to make his own wine. They died after 3 years. After a second try he gave up. Years later they discovered that an American beetle was eating them and the European vine was not resistant. So they grafted a US shoot onto the European and it worked. Now there are wineries all over Virginia. Jefferson really loved his wine.
dermots knowledge of my countries history outclasses 90 percent of my countrymen.
I bet a bunch of them can't name 10 presidents... without drinks involved.
This is true!😆
Unfortunately true.
Your knowledge of apostrophes is outclassed by 90% of them, so it cancels that out.
Okay, here we go, 10 US Presidents, no help: James K. Polk, John F. Kennedy, Grover Cleveland, William Henry Harrison, Hiram Ulysses S. Grant, James Monroe, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Barack Obama, Gerald Ford, Zachary Taylor, Andrew Jackson, James A. Garfield, Thomas Jefferson, Herbert Hoover, Theodore Roosevelt, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Richard M. Nixon, Ronald Reagan, George Washington, George H.W. Bush. George W. Bush, Calvin Coolidge, Andrew Johnson, Lyndon Baines Johnson, Joseph Biden, Harry S. Truman, William H. Taft, Bad Orange man, and Martin van Buren. There, that’s all I can name and I used no help whatsoever.
Edit: almost forgot, William J. Clinton, Chester Alan Arthur, Franklin Pierce, John Quincy Adams, John Adams, Jimmy Carter, Abraham Lincoln, and Benjamin Harrison 37/45 or 44 if you’re listing Cleveland only once.
LOL the girls' reaction to the coke on a silver platter was amazing.
I’d love to see them try homemade ginger beer, root beer, pine beer, birch beer, sasparilla, etc.
All those early alchoholic soda beverages.
Good job Dermot, you've successfully passed the US citizenship test... more than I can say for many natural born Americans.
You got that right. LOL
And one of the presidents mentioned.
@@daddynitro199 tell me you're brainwashed whit out telling me you're brainwashed
@@svenngunnarrustgard1228 Considering that the US citizenship civics test is not multiple choice, safe to say Trump wouldn't pass.
The questions are asked vocally and aren't written, though, so at least he has that going for him.
Agree with Dermot, definitely needs to be a series
I'd like to see Dermot do drunk history again. He may need a new partner since Dónal is in the UK.
That was a lot of fun. I think he did that on the Facts channel years ago.
Donal needs to come home!
I didn’t know Dónal is in the UK…is Leather Jacket Guy there as well?
As an American in the Midwest, I just wanna add some insight to those who may not be familiar with what we know as apple cider.
Confirmed - cider is not inherently alcoholic around here, it’s basically just a less refined version of apple juice, more tart and tangy. You can even get spiced apple cider, which has some cinnamon and/or nutmeg added to it, maybe a bit of ginger.
It’s very tasty, a much loved autumn tradition 😋 we even have recipes for apple cider cookies, which are also very tasty.
Also apple cider donuts
Don't forget the apple cider donuts man way more popular than the cookies 🤣
Dermot… fun fact Ulysses was actually Grant’s middle name… his name was Samuel… when he went to West Point they switched the middle and first names by accident, and he was too polite to correct them… so he just kept the change for the rest of his life… but all his friends called him Sam… in the Civil War they joked that the U.S. in U.S. Grant stood for Unconditional Surrender as he never let the enemy negotiate terms of surrender
Also Champagne is a bit of a shocker for him… he always seems like he’d be a whiskey man
@@jackmoon2582 Hiram Ulysses Grant. His initials were Hug
Paddy is funny as hell… “you’re making up presidents” 😂😂😂😂😂 A real president Paddy
Lolsy and Justine together on a drinking episode as it should be!
The look on Justine's face when she got confirmation the Diet Coke was Trump's just had me burst out laughing so hard it scared my cat awake.😆
Have not seen her in a while, good to see her again. I always enjoy her reactions.
Here’s one for the Try channel: try to drink everything on the bar tab for George Washington’s celebration of the signing of the Constitution.
54 bottle of Madeira wine, 60 bottle of Bordeaux wine, 8 bottles of old stock whiskey, 22 bottles of porter ale, 8 bottles of hard cider, 12 jugs of beer, and 7 large bowls of punch. The staff and musicians also drank 16 bottles of Bordeaux wine, 5 bottles of Madeira wine, and seven bowls of punch
The Lolsy/Justine PSA at the end was max class. Many kudos!
Lolsy and Justine are a fun duo! They seem to feed off of each other's humor well. Dermot always kills these videos too! I'd love to see a series of Presidential drinks, as Dermot suggested! Lots of fun!
Thank you Justine and Lolsy. You made me cry today.😂
0:23 Lolsy and Justine are both the Presidents of áilleacht and tallann🍀 Greetings from Mount Juliet, Tennessee USA
11:40 "I'll give you a hint, it was the eighteenth president."
"Of course! Jimmy Neutron!"
The way Justine was taken aback by how “scrumptious” 😉the (Thomas Jefferson) wine was took me out. 😂😂😂😂😂
So much fun with these pairings! Well done on the research Dermot
Justine & Lolsy's faces 7:58 !! Dermot's reaction to the diet coke as well. LOL
I REALLY wanna know what Justine was thinking in this moment!
Yep Jefferson also grew grapes at Monticello his home in Virginia and too small of a sample...so true
It's like someone pissed in your pint. Love it, Justine, you couldn't have said it better. I would have loved to have seen this when it first came out.
Dermot's knowledge of US history is the surprise in this video! Well done, sir!
"Ulysses S. Grant! That bearded f***!"
Thanks Dermot, I just spewed my drink all over my screen. Also, really impressed with your presidential knowledge. Fair play sir and definitely make this a series.
I thoroughly enjoy the fact that the first three were literally the first, second, and third presidents, in order.
I’m a simple man. I see Justine, I click
Justine and wine…. Surprised but somehow not surprised 😂
Funny, first time I heard of Porter was in the movie "The Quiet Man" which, of course, took place in Ireland.
I love how paddy had to check his heart after the bottle popped
I thought he was checking for a bullet wound.
@@michaelhoward142 nice
That's the best ever change of facial expression I have seen in a long time from Justine @ 07:50 - 07:57 😂
I need more Lolsy in my life...I mean my Try channel. Another great video and I hope this becomes a series of US president drinks.
Justine's reactions are Gold, waiting on her spinoff channel Drinking with Justine
7:50 that pause in the music and her delivery on her response had me wheezing 😂😂😂😂
Fun video! I agree with Dermott, make it a series.
I'm sure Grant enjoyed a bit of Champagne as well, but he was a well-known fan/problematic drinker of bourbon.
Grant being an alcoholic is untrue. He, however, had almost no tolerance. He was a serious lightweight/cheap drunk.
I thought he liked whiskey?
@@jasonhenninger8220 If Grant drank as much and as regularly as they say he did, wouldn't he automatically build up a tolerance, and then be able to drink more?
@@jasonhenninger8220 Um... local history says otherwise. When he was station at Fort Humboldt, California (about 300 yards from where I sit) he was a light drinker. After a long, rainy, cloudy, depressing winter here, he was most definitely an alcoholic when he left. He wrote in his journal "You have no idea how forsaken I feel here"....
@@Willow76ny All bourbon is whiskey but not all whiskey is bourbon my friend
What an amiable crew today - the new ladies fit in just great, the "old" ones are as charming as ever, and the guys are steadfastly supportive. Well done all, and slainte!
10:19 Dermot's Bill Clinton impression absolutely killed me 😂😂😂
Undoubtedly it needs to be a series!!!!
“After a few of these you would start a revolution, wouldn’t ya?” 🤣
Justine is epic in this video. I always loved Losley's expressions, but Justine is killing it.
When F.D.R. would go down to Warm Springs , Georgia to relax , he was said to visit the local moonshiner to make a purchase .
10:20 That Bill Clinton Impersonation was amazing! The voice and the facial expression were perfect
There is a brewery in Philadelphia called Yards that makes a porter based on a Washington recipe. They also do a golden ale from a Jefferson recipe and a spruce tip ale from Benjamin Franklin (not a president obviously).
Dermot hit it right on the head! Let'em try each President's favorite drink.
Saifa aka drunkencookie has been such an underrated addition to the crew!
This is my 1st time seeing her but I'd definitely like to see her more
We had a president named Ulysses, and the studio full of Irish people didn't make a single James Joyce reference?
You can mix a few drops of currant juice in your Snakebite, marvelous ❤️ Drink it every time I go into a irish pub in Germany, now I'm puzzled, wasnt it irish?
Might well be, in the UK you can definitely order snakebite, cider and black or Guinness and black
(black=blackcurrant)
I second Dermot, this should be a series, because I would like to know what beer Barak drinks, and what Lincoln's , FDR's and Teddy's favorite drink was, and, what the heck, Martin Van Buren and Garfield.
Love Justine and Lolsy a great pairing
Yess!! Make this a series!! ❤️
"I'm lucky if I can get someone to make me a cup of tea..."
Idk why but that mad me laugh a lot.
This channel is simply fun and a great time! Love it!!!
I think an Old Fashioned would’ve been called a New-Fangled back then, tbh…
Lmao
So funny that all of them talk about the hard cider being a summery drink when it’s actually a fall thing here lmao.
I will allow that an ice cold hard pear cider is lovely on a hot summer day.
omg, exploding champagne! Paddy's face as he clutched his chest! 🤣🤣
"he was unproblematic, did his job."
😅😅😅😅😂😂😂😂😭😭😭😭😭
Ah Geez what the FK LOL I couldn't stop laughing.
Really enjoyed this🙂🙂🙂
Trying all the alcoholic drinks, wines, ciders, cocktails etc should become a series.
Justine is so adorable I would go to Ireland just to have a drink with her
Justine is a Doll!
Same