Apologies for the martini glasses with the wine! We seemed to have misplaced the wine glasses but then as always, the show must go on! We then however made sure to get wine glasses for the other pairs! 😅
Hi from France, nobody here would drink gin or whisky made in France. While the France label may be sold overseas for quite a price on French products, I strongly avise you to go local (so to go for England producteur on these last 2). Bonjour chez vous !
Juste pour l’info “as a French” ça se dit pas en anglais apparemment. Il faut dire “Frenchman/Frenchwoman”, “French citizen” ou simplement rester sur “I’m French and…” C’est bien chiant, mais les Anglo ne ratent pas une chance de s’en moquer.
Totally agree. They tasted cognac so why not armagnac, calvados, marc ? A bit disappointing to see "clones" i.e. whysky and gin, as French have local things. Ou une vieille prune artisanale de derrière les fagots ...
"That smells like bad decisions" cracked me up! Laura is so freaking funny! Lolsy as lovely and funny as ever. I'm always happy to see her. Great pairings all around.
@@LindaC616 Make them watch that Robert De Niro movie of Frankenstein...that will send them yelping in pain back to their cages. They may need therapy to get over it though...
Well France does have Brittany and Breton is a Celtic language. The movie "Black Hawk Down" made the Breton song "Gortoz A Ran" popular. (Edit: In reference to the comment about the Celtic symbol on the whisky bottle).
At the mid-point when it breaks for an advert, no joke, it was for alcohol dependance treatment programs. 😲😲 Nice work to all the Tryers. I love seeing you appreciate a good whiskey. Lolsy FTW!
Lolsy is still my favorite,her expressions are the best. I don't need explanations just the way her face looks tells me all I need to know about what they're trying.
Proper way to sip cognac. Sip a little, let it remain in mouth until you feel your saliva returning, it will remove the bite, then finish. Smooths it out remarkably well. Advice from my French uncle. V.S.O.P is distilled champagne.
Uh oh. I hate to tell her but what we consider Celtic knotwork art came from the La Tène Celts in France. So that little design on the bottle is more their's than the Gaels. Ok, maybe I didn't hate saying that.
They need to have all their viewers try these. All looked So Good. They are crazy and funny when they drink. I'd love to visit and go drinking with them.
Great video. And it's good to see Lolsy again. This tells me that she's still in the Try family. Haven't seen John Sharpson, George, Martin, or Justine Stafford for a bit. Please tell me that they are still part of the flock. Thanks.
Laura and Grainne seemed to enjoy every drink, and I love that. Laura used to be so against trying a good whiskey, but the Try Channel has covered her! When Seamus was doing his tribute to Darren I cracked up, and Lolsy actually drank gin and whiskey without making her usual strong drink face. Well done Lolsy!
I have had a bottle of Armorik whisky which is also from French Brittany. Also a nice whiskey. That western parts part of France where they do not grow grapes have deep connections with Great Britain
That's because genetic wise the paternal lineage of the people in GB is almost the same as the lineage of the people in FR (especially north western part)
As a French, I'm glad you gave them really good stuff to try, and they loved it. kinda expensive on some, especially the red wine, being a quality Bordeaux, that cost almost 100€ a bottle, the brandy, gin and Normandy whiskeey (because Le breuil is from Normandy), are in the 50/60€ range. Would be fun to go on the french "very liquorous" drinks, such as yellow Chartreuse (the green on is very strong), Genepi from the Alps (especially comming from Grand Rubren distilery, the 40°c one), or Myrthe from the Corsica island. There's still so many stuff you can give them to try ^^
It's rare that I'm truly jealous of the Tryers in the vids, but today I absolutely am. Those all sounded amazing and I know there's almost zero chance of finding any of those here in the States to try myself. I'd really love to try that Gin.
If your face turns red after a couple glasses of wine, you're not alone. Many people experience facial flushing when they drink alcohol. The technical term for this condition is “alcohol flush reaction.” Most of the time, the flushing happens because you have trouble digesting alcohol completely. As a result, acetaldehyde builds up in the body after alcohol consumption, which causes the characteristic red flushing of the face. Acetaldehyde is the first product generated during the metabolism of alcohol (chemically known as ethanol). It is generated primarily in the liver by the enzyme alcohol dehydrogenase (ADH).
That’s not what he’s referring to. He’s talking about his face turning red specifically after drinking red wine. He may be slightly allergic to tannins or sulfites.
I'm french, and i didn't know we produce gin and whisky. I'm quite a bit disappointed there was not some eau de vie from a random french grand dad garage production.
Starting the week by drinking alcohol and making fun of other nationalities is so Polish that I had to check if I was watching the right channel. Greetz from Poland!
@@Sara88890 Are You saying that Tryers have such alcohol-burned throats and taste buds that they would have trouble distinguishing between vodka and whisky? :D
I tasted cognac Brandi one time over 30 years ago & the one I tasted , tasted like black licorice & was so smooth you didn’t taste or feel the burn of the alcohol in it , it brong me back to my child hood & I say that because when I was a child , on Sundays my mom & dad & I would go to flee markets & there was this little old man who was hand making fresh black licorice & other candy’s & giving samples of it out , it reminded me of that fresh black licorice back when I was a kid & I know black licorice is a acquired taste but when made right & fresh it’s very nice .
I would highly recommend to give tulip glass for spirits tastings. It's much better to get to the smells without burning your eyes, and it also encourage to have less volume in your mouth, with could avoid burning your tastebuds
I think I need to send you guys some of our local hooch. Fairly "new" distillery that is doing magical things. Isn't this the first hard liquor shoot where Laura actually LIKED them? Must be good stuff.
I would have loved to see them drink Suze, Absinthe, and all the spectrum of fruit liquors that we have as well ; like pear alcohol, or calvados, calva, etc. Europe is such an incredible place for their alcohols and cheese. The diversity there is kinda off the hook !
This one was super interesting. I love the idea of grape botanicals. Though I suspect they were only so accepting of the whiskey because it came last ;)
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Apologies for the martini glasses with the wine! We seemed to have misplaced the wine glasses but then as always, the show must go on! We then however made sure to get wine glasses for the other pairs! 😅
Someone call Ciara!!! Maybe she knows where the glasses went!! hahaha
Lolsy said something. The next pair had wine glasses. I thought we'd see someone shatter them, and then you guys gave it away in the first comment.
I'm sure someone just want to take them off for a good cleaning. That or gremlins broke them in the night.
Vous êtes pardonnés !
Hi from France, nobody here would drink gin or whisky made in France. While the France label may be sold overseas for quite a price on French products, I strongly avise you to go local (so to go for England producteur on these last 2).
Bonjour chez vous !
Impressed with the Boursin reference (Boursin had the very first ad that aired on a French TV channel in the late 60's). What a throwback!
"Du pain, du vin, du Boursin". Same here, my French half is impressed by that reference!
Fabriqué a quelques kilomètres de chez moi ,connu Mr BOURSIN
Laura was the star of this one, her enthusiasm carried all the way through. :)
As a French, I'm glad and proud that you're having a good time in this video
ils ont pas essayé la suze , ni l'absinthe , ni la gentiane , ni la plupart des vrais alcools francais , tristesse
@@henriotfr9767 je te l'accorde
Une bonne eau de vie de la chartreuse
@@henriotfr9767 Mais surtout... il fallait tester la chartreuse
Juste pour l’info “as a French” ça se dit pas en anglais apparemment. Il faut dire “Frenchman/Frenchwoman”, “French citizen” ou simplement rester sur “I’m French and…”
C’est bien chiant, mais les Anglo ne ratent pas une chance de s’en moquer.
@@n0rmal953 merci pour l'info
I've missed Lolsy. So good to see her again.
Great video too.
Thanks guys!
Laura's unbridled joy is making me smile 😊
As a french i was expecting more exotic things like Génépi or Chartreuse or Armagnac or Pastis
C'est vrai que c'est bien la Chartreuse.
Totally agree. They tasted cognac so why not armagnac, calvados, marc ? A bit disappointing to see "clones" i.e. whysky and gin, as French have local things.
Ou une vieille prune artisanale de derrière les fagots ...
@@AmanoShiyaku la petite prune de grand papy Jean Louis 1948 le truc c'est devenu du détergent
@@misteurcrayz la p'tite goute de mirabelle aux subtiles aromes d'alcool à bruler et d'acétone
@@misteurcrayz Exactement ! J'ai une pomme d'un grand oncle breton, la légende dit que tu perds la vue à la fin du premier verre. 😄
"That smells like bad decisions" cracked me up! Laura is so freaking funny! Lolsy as lovely and funny as ever. I'm always happy to see her. Great pairings all around.
"The solution is always to drink more!"
Words of wisdom right there.
I love watching them get locked!
According to chemistry, alcohol is, in fact, a solution
Buckets of alcohol!! 😂 Brilliant.
alcohol is the problem and the solution to all our problems
“That smells like you’re going to make some bad decisions.” That cracked me up!😂
You get to watch them all get slowly hammered with every drink they try. 😂
I watch the alcohol shoots always hoping they're providing rides home. Except for Ciara, of course, she's impervious.
Remember, Champagne is the region of France. The beverage is actually Champagne's monster.
I see what you did there...And as a former English Major, I applaud you!
@@DravenGal😅😅
@@DravenGal Seth Meyer's jackals have escaped and are running rampant!
@@LindaC616 Make them watch that Robert De Niro movie of Frankenstein...that will send them yelping in pain back to their cages. They may need therapy to get over it though...
@@DravenGal I've always been a fan of Mel Brooks' "Young Frankenstein" personally.
Looking sharp, Paddy! Love seeing Lolsy!
Omg yay! Laura's back 🤩
When Laura has fun, we All have fun! 😅
2:15 "🧐..with notes of caahmel and vanilla, and a little bit of dawg shite.." 😂😂
Okay, every German know that VSOP stands for "Vater sauft ohne Pause" which translates to "Father drinks without a break" 🥂
🤣🤣🤣👍🏻👍🏻
😂😂 I'm working for a cognac brand and our vsop is pretty famous but I never heard that. I will tell that to my colleagues 👍
Got the Lolsy face I was waiting for
She never disappoints, much love to her!
I'm not even a TRYer, and the TRY channel has made me a whiskey drinker, lol.
Please never stop sending Ireland's best over here- we loves it so!!!❤
Absolute blessing to see Lolsy back.
I love Lolsy’s French! More, please.
Well France does have Brittany and Breton is a Celtic language. The movie "Black Hawk Down" made the Breton song "Gortoz A Ran" popular. (Edit: In reference to the comment about the Celtic symbol on the whisky bottle).
All the ADHD peeps knew what you were talking about.
However the whiskey is from Normandie...
@@manost3239And they always try to steal breton stuff 😉 (jk, don't hang me)
Was great watching Laura have a fantastic time. And I love her hair-do.
At the mid-point when it breaks for an advert, no joke, it was for alcohol dependance treatment programs. 😲😲
Nice work to all the Tryers. I love seeing you appreciate a good whiskey. Lolsy FTW!
That's not creepy at all😬
Success…..lolsy’s Wallace and Grommit alcohol face is back
Love where Nicole's mind goes, have you poisoned us Colin ?
Life is always better with a splash of Lolsy!!!
Love from France to every Irish people. You guys are amazing !
Really love all the pairings in this video. Seamus and Nicole were especially fun to watch.
It's fun to see our friends so delighted - slainte!
Lolsy is still my favorite,her expressions are the best. I don't need explanations just the way her face looks tells me all I need to know about what they're trying.
So good to see Lolsy and Laura back in a video! 🥰
We often say "santé" for cheers :)
A la tienne! Etienne...à la votre! .....Etiennes 😂😂😂
Somehow we say tchin-tchin
i love watching Laura get snockered. more more more!
This channel always leaves me in a good mood!!
Pastis,lambig, chartreuse, chouchen, calva,gentiane,verveine.. 🇨🇵💯
Beer , wine, Cognac , Genièvre and more.
As usual, another wonderful video to spend a few minutes of my day with.
Also, Lolsy looks fantastic here, even making her patented alcohol face.
It's the refinement with the French. The food, the drink, the language. Take one beautiful thing and make it rich to the greatest possible extent.
Thank you friend, that's very nice of you!
we do food and drinks pretty well. not sure why our language would be anything special
Always love to see Lolsy and Seamus!
What a wonderful group of people in this video! It was fun to watch! Keep up the great work! ❤😊🍷
Proper way to sip cognac. Sip a little, let it remain in mouth until you feel your saliva returning, it will remove the bite, then finish. Smooths it out remarkably well. Advice from my French uncle. V.S.O.P is distilled champagne.
VSOP stands for 'Very Superior Old Pale', that means that is a cognac made with an 'eau de vie' aged minimum 4 years... thank me later ;-)
On adore les Irlandais 😄You are most welcome here! Santé!
Uh oh. I hate to tell her but what we consider Celtic knotwork art came from the La Tène Celts in France. So that little design on the bottle is more their's than the Gaels.
Ok, maybe I didn't hate saying that.
@@oldbeergangster2381 that we know of. Those are just the two oldest settlements we have found so far. But absolutely correct.
That's maybe the happiest bunch of Tryers yet in any of your videos. Fantastic!
They need to have all their viewers try these. All looked So Good. They are crazy and funny when they drink. I'd love to visit and go drinking with them.
No thanks, I leave that to the alcoholics.
As an advid admirer of the Scream franchise, I can confidently say Gráinne is the killer lol
(Blue Flannel Shirt)
"That smells like you're going to make bad decisions"......that's classic! I would love to hang out with Laura.
Mademoiselle Grainne looks so french in this, c'est magnifique!
Lolsy's shirt was tripping me out the whole time lol
Glad to see a shoot where Laura had such a good time , We have seen her suffer to many times,
LOVE YOU ALL TrY’s . Whoop whoop yea .
Lolsy is an instant watch
Great video. And it's good to see Lolsy again. This tells me that she's still in the Try family. Haven't seen John Sharpson, George, Martin, or Justine Stafford for a bit. Please tell me that they are still part of the flock. Thanks.
Justine was just in a couple of videos.
Another fantastic shirt on Paddy!
Oh wow....that's quite a mix of alcohols. Doing that, I got the only bad hangover of my life. Hope you were okay the next day, Tryrish folk!
I love this channel cuz you get 6 people's opinions on the topic at hand, makes for a better overall opinion.
That must be some REALLY good, potent stuff.......Grainne seemed to "glaze over" pretty quickly!!! LOL
Having had that specific gin, I can confirm that the French did indeed knock it out of the park. Damn fine sippin' drink
G'day to you, "Cognac,is that French?"🤣🤣🤣
Ouaaaaa le Médoc dans le verre à Martini... J'ai envie de tout casser! Où sont le Calvados ? L'Armagnac ? Le Génépi ? Le Pastis ?
Now make them try Armagnac, Genièvre de Houle, strong beers from North of France...
Laura and Grainne seemed to enjoy every drink, and I love that. Laura used to be so against trying a good whiskey, but the Try Channel has covered her! When Seamus was doing his tribute to Darren I cracked up, and Lolsy actually drank gin and whiskey without making her usual strong drink face. Well done Lolsy!
I fell in Love with Lolsy about 4 years ago when she tried Krispy Kreme for the first time 🌞🚀♥️
Yay Lolsy's back! 💝
Hmm. Everyone's so flushed and sweaty even at the start. Guess you're having a very warm winter over there, eh? :P
Gráinne with long hair, gosh 😊
I have had a bottle of Armorik whisky which is also from French Brittany. Also a nice whiskey.
That western parts part of France where they do not grow grapes have deep connections with Great Britain
That's because genetic wise the paternal lineage of the people in GB is almost the same as the lineage of the people in FR (especially north western part)
The Irish people seems to be very nice and fun people.
To visit this country is in my bucket list.
Greetings from France,
The best parts of those alcohol testing videos are Lolsys faces. Never stop inviting her for those videos!
Thanks for the video everyone
You’re going for liquor of Normandy and Chateau du Breuil and you’re not going for a tasting of all their Calvados’s? 😁 Please do that too!
And they haven't tried any rum from the overseas territories Shame
Love the try channel
As a French, I'm glad you gave them really good stuff to try, and they loved it. kinda expensive on some, especially the red wine, being a quality Bordeaux, that cost almost 100€ a bottle, the brandy, gin and Normandy whiskeey (because Le breuil is from Normandy), are in the 50/60€ range. Would be fun to go on the french "very liquorous" drinks, such as yellow Chartreuse (the green on is very strong), Genepi from the Alps (especially comming from Grand Rubren distilery, the 40°c one), or Myrthe from the Corsica island. There's still so many stuff you can give them to try ^^
They are many missing Grand Marnier, any calvados or rum etc
It's rare that I'm truly jealous of the Tryers in the vids, but today I absolutely am. Those all sounded amazing and I know there's almost zero chance of finding any of those here in the States to try myself. I'd really love to try that Gin.
60% of Cognac product goes to USA, Russia and Japon...so take your chance!
If your face turns red after a couple glasses of wine, you're not alone. Many people experience facial flushing when they drink alcohol. The technical term for this condition is “alcohol flush reaction.” Most of the time, the flushing happens because you have trouble digesting alcohol completely. As a result, acetaldehyde builds up in the body after alcohol consumption, which causes the characteristic red flushing of the face. Acetaldehyde is the first product generated during the metabolism of alcohol (chemically known as ethanol). It is generated primarily in the liver by the enzyme alcohol dehydrogenase (ADH).
I flush terribly when I drink alcohol. Cool to know the biochemistry behind it.
I never knew why that happened. So thank you! I always assumed that it's because I'm allergic to sulfur.
And now you know and knowing is half the battle.
That’s not what he’s referring to. He’s talking about his face turning red specifically after drinking red wine. He may be slightly allergic to tannins or sulfites.
Thank you, science side of youtube!
All I needed is the thumbnail of The Red Awesomeness(Lolsy).
I'm french, and i didn't know we produce gin and whisky. I'm quite a bit disappointed there was not some eau de vie from a random french grand dad garage production.
Starting the week by drinking alcohol and making fun of other nationalities is so Polish that I had to check if I was watching the right channel.
Greetz from Poland!
They should do a Polish vs Irish blind taste test of alcohol.
@@Sara88890 Are You saying that Tryers have such alcohol-burned throats and taste buds that they would have trouble distinguishing between vodka and whisky? :D
@@ilcattivo13you're right. Alcohol is alcohol.
I tasted cognac Brandi one time over 30 years ago & the one I tasted , tasted like black licorice & was so smooth you didn’t taste or feel the burn of the alcohol in it , it brong me back to my child hood & I say that because when I was a child , on Sundays my mom & dad & I would go to flee markets & there was this little old man who was hand making fresh black licorice & other candy’s & giving samples of it out , it reminded me of that fresh black licorice back when I was a kid & I know black licorice is a acquired taste but when made right & fresh it’s very nice .
Seamus definitely needs to do more snobby impressions, too damned funny!
It's nice to see them all getting into the spirit of the shoot!
Lolsy at the previous French alcohol tasting: "Hennessey's Irish, you divil!"
I am totally in love with each and every Tryer.
You know your bday is gonna be good when there's a try channel video out!❤
I will never be as happy as Laura is in this video
We mostly use cognac for cooking in france. But u can drink it too its still really good
Oh how I’ve missed Lolsy alcohol faces 😜
"Du bière, du vin... du Boursin..!" Excellent !!
> it was the slogan of a 1970's TV commercial for cheese : )
"Cognac, is that French?" The mind-boggles!
The Bordeaux region (Cognac is there) was for centuries in english hand. The brandy production almost completely went to England.
That shirt screwed with my mind lol. I thought my phone was glitching.
I loved when they both said tell me everything…might be a spirit animal.
Gráinne at 9:42 starting to look like maybe this shoot was a little *too* good 😄
Nice video. You should try banyuls next time. It really deserved to be known more!
I would highly recommend to give tulip glass for spirits tastings. It's much better to get to the smells without burning your eyes, and it also encourage to have less volume in your mouth, with could avoid burning your tastebuds
I've never seen Laura have so much fun.
I think I need to send you guys some of our local hooch. Fairly "new" distillery that is doing magical things. Isn't this the first hard liquor shoot where Laura actually LIKED them? Must be good stuff.
I would have loved to see them drink Suze, Absinthe, and all the spectrum of fruit liquors that we have as well ; like pear alcohol, or calvados, calva, etc.
Europe is such an incredible place for their alcohols and cheese. The diversity there is kinda off the hook !
This one was super interesting. I love the idea of grape botanicals. Though I suspect they were only so accepting of the whiskey because it came last ;)
As an Aussie, I approve of Lolsy’s Minogue green fairy impression 😂😂😂