Hello Ms Pagan. Always a treat to see you on here, you are SO positive and uplifting! May I suggest that as far as your friend who makes home brew Mead...please ask that person to try to get a hold of meads and cider/mead blends from BNektar from Ferndale, Michigan. Not only do they have amazing meads, but their branding/label art for each type is unmatched. From high ABV still meads, to bottled meads, to hard cider/mead blends in cans, they are award winning for a reason. Look them up online! Sláinte! ~Be Blessed
Founders brewery was created in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Their story is really interesting about all they went thru during their early years. They now brew a decent amount of all sorts of beers, including IPAs, Lagers, Stouts, and even a Hard Seltzer. Michigan is home to many amazing craft beer companies, and craft mead, craft wine, craft vodka, craft whiskey, craft tequila...
Yep, they didn't know what a gem they had in their hand, the KBS was just the next on the list. Pleased that most of the cast picked up on the complexity of the notes...
KBS =Kentucky Breakfast Stout. Tried one at 0700 and the rest of my day was done...fell asleep and woke up hours later. That said, I've tried 7 of their flavored KBS variations.
I would absolutely do anything to have a bar night with the Try Channel Family. Absolutely every one of you seem like such good people and that you would make great friends and you all would just be fun to be around. Thank you so much for bringing us into your lives and letting us have a laugh with you.
They really needed to let the KBS warm up some…the full flavor really comes out then! Founders does a fantastic job with this beer…one of my favorites!
Appreciate that y'all tried some Sierra Nevada. They are local to my hometown in NorCal and one of my favorite breweries. You should try their Hazy Little Thing IPA. It's juicy and delicious. Much more accessible than Dankful. Sláinte, my friends.
Here in NC we have a pretty large Sierra Nevada brewery and it is always a good time to go there for their amazing food and the huge selection of beer they have on tap.
sunny little thing would be good too since wheat ale are widely brewed now too. I don't drink much dank IPAs either but so many hops are out there for brewers to make enjoyable IPAs for everyone. I live in SoCal and hope to go north more some time for breweries.
Pagan is the perfect partner for Dermot!! Love all you so much. Memorial Day here. Spent the day in the pool. Son in law took the 3 year old home with him. The 11 year old is in the bedroom being moody. I'm relaxing with a pineapple margarita. Yum. Love to drink with y'all.
They just opened a small cidery in my hometown. They have a pineapple Carolina-reaper hard cider that actually tastes ridiculously amazing. I thought of this channel when I was drinking it thinking how good that stuff would be for a reaction.
@@FunkyMonkeySpank That sounds really good actually. My wife would like it too since she loves the heat and taste of peppers but doesn't like regular beer as much. She has a better heat tolerance than I do and usually orders papaya salads extra extra hot.
Well yeah, great pairs and good craic as always, but it's the little and subtle things that really take these folks above and beyond - like Sean's Jackson 5 quick cut reference, and especially Colin trolling Clair with the Dank "choke", edited to happen at exactly 4:20....I mean just....whew.... Continue the awesomeness - slaintewithouttheaccentmycomputerwon'tdo!
Many years ago when I was in the navy they legalized personal brewing and a lot of Florida coast restaurants started making beer. A good casual seafood restaurant / bar created something called a baby Brock. I was a mild almost sweet tasting stout with hints of chocolate and liquorice . Quite thick. Basically a Guinness shake… After putting a number of loads at the laundromat and down a pint each time I was lucky to make it back to my car far less drive home…
Love it when they drink, great pairings this time around too. Having just come back from vacation, I think someone in the Gatlinburg/Pigeon Forge area of Tennessee needs to send them some Ole Smoky Tennessee Moonshine. There are so many flavors, and they would get absolutely hammered, it would make a great video!
OMG YOU GUYS TRIED THINGS I FRICKIN LOVE! KBS stouts and their variations are to die for- too bad a 4 pack is PRICEY lol. Thank you for this video guys 😃
KBS is made in my hometown! 😊 Not new, it’s been around for years. It used to be one that came out for a limited time every year but it was so popular that Founders does it year-round now. While I can appreciate why people love it, it’s a bit too much for me. And I don’t usually care for Founders myself (Michigan has breweries I prefer much more) but if you can get your hands on Founders Rubaeus I’d recommend it. It’s a summery, raspberry flavor and I think it would be pleasing to most people. One of my favorites to drink sitting outside on a deck or a beach somewhere
This happens to california breweries too. We got some big names in craft but smaller ones have been popping up for over a decade now. My town has maybe 30-40k people w/ 2 breweries and a beerpub operating.
This is exactly what the channel needed. I was just starting to get tired of all of the Whiskey/Bourbon/Scotch alcohol videos. Would love to see you try more craft beer (American or otherwise).
Good timing! I was just cracking open a homebrew! And I love brewing mead, too! Magical stuff. And yeah, in the heat you need the fizz. Certainty there.
Derwin: am I having a stroke? Pagan: I believe you are. Do we have to stop filming? You should always pair those two together. That woman is always merciless and quite cheerful.
Those craft beer were really high abv for craft (especially American) beers. Surprisingly so. The Tryers should take a crack at some of the small brewers across the Isles: St Peters, Innis & Gunn, Franciscan Well, Eight Degrees, Wychwood, Chiltern, Bluestone, Fyne Ales, Grey Trees - the breweries you guys have access to just goes on and on!
1) I love how Pagan's comments trump Dermots (and he's quick at comments lol) 2) Love how Pagan was like " I love American Craft Beer.. I've never actually had an American craft beer" lmao
I encourage you to (aka you must!) make a TRY episode on Oregon, USA authentic, local microbrewery beers. Suggestions: Breakside Brewery Wanderlust, Oakshire Brewery Watershed IPA, McKenzie Brewing Bombay Bomber Pale Ale Rogue Brewery Dead Guy Ale, or any Pelican Brewery beer. You won't regret it!! Love you guys!!❤ Thanks for the laughs😂😂 A fan from Oregon 🌲🍻
@@TheTRYChannel “Hipsters or alternative people” err come down to my regular pub and salt of the earth oul lads are drinking the fine brews of smaller independent breweries in Ireland
I go through 4 or more cases of Bigfoot every year. From January to March. My favorite beer. Ever since every other American brewery stopped making barleywine.
I have a recipe for a Belgian Tripel that I developed myself that hits in at 15.0% abv and sneaks up on people my brother in law liked it and got completely wasted not realizing the abv drank like half a bottle lol these were 24oz bottles btw.
I completely love that Clisare has zero fucking filter, I truly treasure her honesty. Unless I actually met her and she called me a fat arsehole. I would expect her honest charm would be lost on me at that moment. Fun to watch as always, cheers!
@5:22 Clisare Sings “It is a stout” Me: “I’m sorry; what?? OK PIPES!! You BETTER F****in SANG!” That was beautiful. Amazing tone. Lovely vibrato. Well done, Clisare!
I'm huge Sierra Nevada beer fan even though it's on the opposite side of the USA from me. We rarely get Dankful in my tiny corner of New England so be grateful for the glass and all things.
I brew my own... Wish I could send you a few of those to try, and get your opinions! KBS is from Founder's in Grand Rapids, Michigan. I used to live near there, and it was a frequent stop. KBS stands for Kentucky Breakfast Stout.
First off, good on ya!! I LOVE that you guys featured KBS. I don't think you know the cult following that that beer has. It's an incredible beer, and worth every 100 or 99-rating it has. The Kona is boring trash owned by AB-Inbev. The Dankful Sierra Nevada was a necessary IPA. Hipster approved. The Barley wine made me laugh. Those are big, big beers. Serving temp and glassware also matter. Try a Belgian Quad, but at about 12-13°C, and tell me what you think. It'll change your mind about what beer is or can be. Cheers!!!
Although I agree that Kona is boring, (Maui brewing is better) it's owned by P V Brewing Partners. Not AB-Inbev. Either way, it doesn't make their beer any better.
Here at Holland Michigan, close to Founders KBS but grew up in Kalamazoo with Bells beer as my preference. We also have Wyoming Michigan very close to Founders. Does Dermot think Wyoming is in Germany?
Speaking as an American who has tried a few of these, I probably most agree with Clisare. We don't hold a very tiny candle to the stuff they brew in Ireland. When I find one I like I keep going back to it. LIke "Golden Chaos" from Bootleggers Brewery in Fullerton, CA., a few miles from the house. But as good as Golden Chaos is, I prefer O'Hara's from a little vale just south of Dublin.
Who on the TRY (other than I. J.) smokes the “sticky icky” ? Also we need a weed of the world try video. Like the advent calendar only with the “dank” 👍
Hope you do more craft beers. May I suggest Deschutes Black Butte, Belching Beaver Peanut Butter Stout, North Coast Thelonius Belgian Ale, Alaskan Amber Ale, Ballast Point Sculpin.
I had to look up barelywine. Never heard of it before. It's one of the strongest styles of beers. Apparently it's "lively and fruity, sometimes sweet, and sometimes bittersweet."
Love the accent for the so Called Hawai’i beer that’s brewed on the mainland I visited Ireland from Hawai’i I’d go again but the flight is too far ! Love Ireland !!!!!! ❤ Mayo, Kerry, Galway,Cork!
Yeah if you want one of the best imperial stouts ever you have to try and get yourself a bottle of called The Abyss. I'm not joking when I say it's the best imperial stout I've ever had.
Okay, straight up guys-the Bigfoot Barleywine ages like a wine. What you got was probably relatively fresh. I still have three 12 oz bottles of the same from 2008 and every one I've had from the six pack gets better with age. Special occasion type drink. I got goosebumps when I saw you were trying it!!
their website lists a regular but try channel had a barrel-aged bigfoot, so technically aged awhile. Don't think I've had some Bigfoot before but for sure some barleywine from some other spots.
I love Dermot, thankful he didn’t die on this shoot 😅💕
Good thing you didn’t have to stop filming 😂
your energy and enthusiasm almost IS american, gurl... you bring the vibe.
Personally I am happy that you haven't lost your will to live yet like most Tryer's! lol
Hello Ms Pagan. Always a treat to see you on here, you are SO positive and uplifting! May I suggest that as far as your friend who makes home brew Mead...please ask that person to try to get a hold of meads and cider/mead blends from BNektar from Ferndale, Michigan. Not only do they have amazing meads, but their branding/label art for each type is unmatched. From high ABV still meads, to bottled meads, to hard cider/mead blends in cans, they are award winning for a reason. Look them up online! Sláinte! ~Be Blessed
i’m still surprised they haven’t done Durian Liqueur. Yes it does exist 🤢
Founders brewery was created in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Their story is really interesting about all they went thru during their early years. They now brew a decent amount of all sorts of beers, including IPAs, Lagers, Stouts, and even a Hard Seltzer. Michigan is home to many amazing craft beer companies, and craft mead, craft wine, craft vodka, craft whiskey, craft tequila...
Sir, I salute you while drinking a Zombie Killer by B.Nektar, sitting in Northern MI.
Love B. Nektar. The Dudes Rug is one of my faves, but also Zombie Killer and Punk Lemonade so good.
BNektar is my favorite place. I commented about it on Pagan's post a little below.
@@danielles7465 zombie killer... or episode 13
Founders CBS is still one of my favorites!
Dermot pulled off a perfect American accent ... of a Russian immigrant who summers in Mexico and winters in Sweden.
Founders is such a good brand!! Recently put on an event with them earlier this year so good!
Clisare's reaction to the IPA is the way I react, too lol: "It's like drinking petrol!"
"I don't hate it."
High praise from Clisare!
Kentucky Breakfast Stout is one of my favorite beers in the world! Founders is such a great brewery! Cool to see you guys try it
Yep, they didn't know what a gem they had in their hand, the KBS was just the next on the list. Pleased that most of the cast picked up on the complexity of the notes...
KBS =Kentucky Breakfast Stout. Tried one at 0700 and the rest of my day was done...fell asleep and woke up hours later. That said, I've tried 7 of their flavored KBS variations.
I think the Maple Mackinac Fudge is the best one from the ones I’ve tried 🤔
They're all good, and damn you for having tried so many. Haha. I live a few hours from the brewery, but they're hard to come by.
@@BoondockSaintRyan Meijer has a good supply
Sounds like you need to up your tolerance
@@BoondockSaintRyan So it’s more difficult for people who live close to the brewery to get their beers? 😮
Founders KBS is legend! Needs to be consumed at the proper stout temperature.
KBS is such a classic. I get some every year along with Bourbon County.
Dermot and anyone-amazing! Pagan and anyone- amazing! Together? So gooooood!!!!
I would absolutely do anything to have a bar night with the Try Channel Family. Absolutely every one of you seem like such good people and that you would make great friends and you all would just be fun to be around.
Thank you so much for bringing us into your lives and letting us have a laugh with you.
I'm pretty dankful for this video. If you namsaying, if you namsaying, if you namsaying. 😁
DANKYOU❤
Ayenowuttersayn.
We know watcha mean 100%
🦗 🦗🦗
Coughing on dat sticky icky😂
I think it's funny that Pagan's natural accent is a better American accent than Dermot's fake American accent.
She was born/raised In South Africa. She must be somewhat of a mimic
I think Dermott does the accents bad on purpose lol
I think Dermot is making a point about Americans doing terrible Irish accents
@@LindaC616 truth, I am 😂😊
@@vyprrgirl3012 That's most likely...and he has a point lol
They really needed to let the KBS warm up some…the full flavor really comes out then! Founders does a fantastic job with this beer…one of my favorites!
I agree it is like Bulmers/Magners to cider with Guinness to stout people think it must be too cold which is a shame
Being in Wyoming, I can say Dermots accent was spot on! 😂😂
I watched a couple of episodes of Yellowstone. I concur. 😁
Rhett Butler, frankly
Honestly, all you have to do is grunt like a Moose on heat.
Appreciate that y'all tried some Sierra Nevada. They are local to my hometown in NorCal and one of my favorite breweries. You should try their Hazy Little Thing IPA. It's juicy and delicious. Much more accessible than Dankful. Sláinte, my friends.
Sierra Nevada Torpedo IPA is a fun trip that if you have more than 4 you likely won't remember the rest of the evening.....
Here in NC we have a pretty large Sierra Nevada brewery and it is always a good time to go there for their amazing food and the huge selection of beer they have on tap.
sunny little thing would be good too since wheat ale are widely brewed now too. I don't drink much dank IPAs either but so many hops are out there for brewers to make enjoyable IPAs for everyone. I live in SoCal and hope to go north more some time for breweries.
They need to try Narwhal.
Bigfoot was a pretty challenging beer to spring on them - better to let it age for five or ten years, then give it another taste...
Pagan is the perfect partner for Dermot!! Love all you so much. Memorial Day here. Spent the day in the pool. Son in law took the 3 year old home with him. The 11 year old is in the bedroom being moody. I'm relaxing with a pineapple margarita. Yum. Love to drink with y'all.
I'm happy I finally learned how to pronounce Èadaoin's name, love you hon.
Just wanna help Dermot out here. A mer-man would have a fish stick and a mer-maid would not. Hope that helps.
Good one! Thanks, actually made me laugh
The Mer-Maid has a fish taco
Unless said merman identifies as a mermaid.
@@smellygoatacres A fish stick is still a fish stick even if you identify as a toaster.
Ha ha, good one!
They just opened a small cidery in my hometown. They have a pineapple Carolina-reaper hard cider that actually tastes ridiculously amazing. I thought of this channel when I was drinking it thinking how good that stuff would be for a reaction.
What’s the name of it? I’d love to try it
Do they ship? 😮 I need to know!
Cider is already hard. If not, it's just carbonated juice.
@@konservation6205 Americans call Cider Hard Cider as Cider is apple juice
@@FunkyMonkeySpank That sounds really good actually. My wife would like it too since she loves the heat and taste of peppers but doesn't like regular beer as much. She has a better heat tolerance than I do and usually orders papaya salads extra extra hot.
Well yeah, great pairs and good craic as always, but it's the little and subtle things that really take these folks above and beyond - like Sean's Jackson 5 quick cut reference, and especially Colin trolling Clair with the Dank "choke", edited to happen at exactly 4:20....I mean just....whew....
Continue the awesomeness - slaintewithouttheaccentmycomputerwon'tdo!
Wow glad to see KBS brewed in our little western part of Michigan represented so well. (:
At 1:32, Éadaoin is straight out channeling a ‘60’s blonde surfer chick, right from the Frankie and Annette beach movies! Glorious! ❤
Somebody please put ‘Bigfoot, we need thee for licky!’ on a t-shirt 😂
Not "It tastes like Bigfoot's dick?" 🤣
Many years ago when I was in the navy they legalized personal brewing and a lot of Florida coast restaurants started making beer. A good casual seafood restaurant / bar created something called a baby Brock.
I was a mild almost sweet tasting stout with hints of chocolate and liquorice . Quite thick. Basically a Guinness shake…
After putting a number of loads at the laundromat and down a pint each time I was lucky to make it back to my car far less drive home…
KBS is one of my all time favorite beers. I love that stuff!
I love all the Tryers! But Dermot would definitely be someone I would consider the life of the party.
Always love it when they TRY American alcohol!
Still waiting for MD 20/20, two (three) buck chuck, and Mickeys.
Kona makes a lot of good beers. I recommend the Longboard Lager.
2nd this
Needed more Dermot
Colin is just 'crafty'!
Love it when they drink, great pairings this time around too. Having just come back from vacation, I think someone in the Gatlinburg/Pigeon Forge area of Tennessee needs to send them some Ole Smoky Tennessee Moonshine. There are so many flavors, and they would get absolutely hammered, it would make a great video!
Remember, beer is made with Hops and Malts which are both plants, so beer is actually liquid salad. You're welcome.
Thanks I hate it lol.
Well, barley is a grain and hops are part of the hemp family, so it’s closer to a liquid hemp sandwich.
Is it normal to have 12 salads in a day? Asking for a friend.
OMG YOU GUYS TRIED THINGS I FRICKIN LOVE! KBS stouts and their variations are to die for- too bad a 4 pack is PRICEY lol. Thank you for this video guys 😃
Strong stout is never cheap
What a perfect time to try this- When an insane number of American's are looking for a new beer!
"Cheers!" (very informally, most commonly used) in Hawaii, in the Hawaiian language is either "Hipa Hipa!" or "Kāmau!" (Ka-Mau).
Bonsai! Bonsai! Bonsai! 🍺🍺🍺
Thank you all for sharing the craft beers with us
And Dermot whips out a Harry and the Henderson's reference. Crazy!
KBS is made in my hometown! 😊 Not new, it’s been around for years. It used to be one that came out for a limited time every year but it was so popular that Founders does it year-round now. While I can appreciate why people love it, it’s a bit too much for me. And I don’t usually care for Founders myself (Michigan has breweries I prefer much more) but if you can get your hands on Founders Rubaeus I’d recommend it. It’s a summery, raspberry flavor and I think it would be pleasing to most people. One of my favorites to drink sitting outside on a deck or a beach somewhere
What other Michigan breweries do you prefer over Founders? I am always looking to try new stuff.
This happens to california breweries too. We got some big names in craft but smaller ones have been popping up for over a decade now. My town has maybe 30-40k people w/ 2 breweries and a beerpub operating.
This is exactly what the channel needed. I was just starting to get tired of all of the Whiskey/Bourbon/Scotch alcohol videos. Would love to see you try more craft beer (American or otherwise).
I'm here for Clare laughing and Dermot's WOWZERS.
I live in West Michigan where KBS is made! HAH! Crazy to see it go so far.
I have tried the KBS, and I totally agree with the coffee flavor. Because of that I think it would be good in an Irish Car Bomb.
Hahahaha great video 😂😂 Dermot he died TRYING! This is why I love the try channel!
KBS is one of my favorites. I cellar it and age it a few years. Founders had another beer called CBS that was even better but they stopped making it.
Dermot: "Am I having a stroke?"
Pagan: "I believe you are. Do we have to stop filming?"
Collon: "We'll work around it."
Killer Ball Stones: good name for an Irish pub band.
KBS is from my area and been a fav for a while. If you have restraint let it age for a year or more before consuming.
The look of defeat on Clisare’s face when she fell for the fake coughing was great!
Hope everybody is having a good day.
Good timing! I was just cracking open a homebrew! And I love brewing mead, too! Magical stuff.
And yeah, in the heat you need the fizz. Certainty there.
Would love for them to try Oberon from Bell’s, we are proud of them for what they have made.
What do they say in Hawaii before taking a drink? Look it's Captain Cook... get him.
Hipahipa
I am dankful for these videos!
Derwin: am I having a stroke? Pagan: I believe you are. Do we have to stop filming? You should always pair those two together. That woman is always merciless and quite cheerful.
Dermot's American accent makes me feel so much better about the offensive American attempts to do an Irish accent. 😂
There's one in my town that has ones called Korova Milk Porter and Jucifer. Love them both. Former has a coffee element and the other is very citrusy.
Excellent job guys
Props to Colin for the Protomen t-shirt!
"I'm getting burnt toast. Am I having a stroke?" 🤣
Today on the Try channel Dermot tries the afterlife. 😆 🤣
Sadly, it tastes like peanut butter :(
Fantastic as usual. Love this channel!
Those craft beer were really high abv for craft (especially American) beers. Surprisingly so.
The Tryers should take a crack at some of the small brewers across the Isles: St Peters, Innis & Gunn, Franciscan Well, Eight Degrees, Wychwood, Chiltern, Bluestone, Fyne Ales, Grey Trees - the breweries you guys have access to just goes on and on!
1) I love how Pagan's comments trump Dermots (and he's quick at comments lol)
2) Love how Pagan was like " I love American Craft Beer.. I've never actually had an American craft beer" lmao
Founder's KBS is the only stout that I actually enjoy. Michigan company
I encourage you to (aka you must!) make a TRY episode on Oregon, USA authentic, local microbrewery beers. Suggestions: Breakside Brewery Wanderlust, Oakshire Brewery Watershed IPA, McKenzie Brewing Bombay Bomber Pale Ale Rogue Brewery Dead Guy Ale, or any Pelican Brewery beer. You won't regret it!! Love you guys!!❤ Thanks for the laughs😂😂 A fan from Oregon 🌲🍻
Oooh, Dead Guy Ale is actually outstanding drinkable Ale, I wanna try their Chocolate Stout Nitro. too
These guys are hilarious I enjoy watching your channel 😂
Every time I see Sean Connolly, he looks more and more like he is going to travel back in time and join Tears for Fears with his hairstyle...
🤣🤣
Every body wants to rule the world
@@TheTRYChannel “Hipsters or alternative people” err come down to my regular pub and salt of the earth oul lads are drinking the fine brews of smaller independent breweries in Ireland
Another joyful experience. Many thanks.
Colin is officially the best TRYer, simply for the Protomen t-shirt. Rock on!
I go through 4 or more cases of Bigfoot every year. From January to March. My favorite beer. Ever since every other American brewery stopped making barleywine.
Eyyyy Founders!
(I don't actually drink, but it's cool to see a Michigan brand)
I have a recipe for a Belgian Tripel that I developed myself that hits in at 15.0% abv and sneaks up on people my brother in law liked it and got completely wasted not realizing the abv drank like half a bottle lol these were 24oz bottles btw.
I completely love that Clisare has zero fucking filter, I truly treasure her honesty.
Unless I actually met her and she called me a fat arsehole. I would expect her honest charm would be lost on me at that moment.
Fun to watch as always, cheers!
Colin over here representing with The Protomen shirt! Good taste, sir! Hope rides with the Try channel :-)
"I'm tasting burnt toast" - That's a well roasted malt flavor there. And a often used flavor description.
I friggin love KBS. I wait every year for KBS season.
@5:22
Clisare Sings “It is a stout”
Me: “I’m sorry; what?? OK PIPES!! You BETTER F****in SANG!”
That was beautiful. Amazing tone. Lovely vibrato. Well done, Clisare!
I'm huge Sierra Nevada beer fan even though it's on the opposite side of the USA from me. We rarely get Dankful in my tiny corner of New England so be grateful for the glass and all things.
I brew my own... Wish I could send you a few of those to try, and get your opinions! KBS is from Founder's in Grand Rapids, Michigan. I used to live near there, and it was a frequent stop. KBS stands for Kentucky Breakfast Stout.
Man, I love our Irish friends 😁. Really funny, upbeat people. Gotta get me an Irish lass.
First off, good on ya!! I LOVE that you guys featured KBS. I don't think you know the cult following that that beer has. It's an incredible beer, and worth every 100 or 99-rating it has. The Kona is boring trash owned by AB-Inbev. The Dankful Sierra Nevada was a necessary IPA. Hipster approved. The Barley wine made me laugh. Those are big, big beers. Serving temp and glassware also matter. Try a Belgian Quad, but at about 12-13°C, and tell me what you think. It'll change your mind about what beer is or can be. Cheers!!!
Although I agree that Kona is boring, (Maui brewing is better) it's owned by P V Brewing Partners. Not AB-Inbev. Either way, it doesn't make their beer any better.
Love that Colin has a Protomen shirt on.
Kona big wave one of my favs. Good thing we import it here to Norway!
Cool seeing you try KBS.
Here at Holland Michigan, close to Founders KBS but grew up in Kalamazoo with Bells beer as my preference. We also have Wyoming Michigan very close to Founders. Does Dermot think Wyoming is in Germany?
Speaking as an American who has tried a few of these, I probably most agree with Clisare. We don't hold a very tiny candle to the stuff they brew in Ireland. When I find one I like I keep going back to it. LIke "Golden Chaos" from Bootleggers Brewery in Fullerton, CA., a few miles from the house. But as good as Golden Chaos is, I prefer O'Hara's from a little vale just south of Dublin.
Who on the TRY (other than I. J.) smokes the “sticky icky” ? Also we need a weed of the world try video. Like the advent calendar only with the “dank” 👍
Hope you do more craft beers. May I suggest Deschutes Black Butte, Belching Beaver Peanut Butter Stout, North Coast Thelonius Belgian Ale, Alaskan Amber Ale, Ballast Point Sculpin.
KBS is definitely one of the best beers on the planet just for the record. Used to be rare as hell too but now you can get it anywhere.
I had to look up barelywine. Never heard of it before. It's one of the strongest styles of beers. Apparently it's "lively and fruity, sometimes sweet, and sometimes bittersweet."
I won't drink too much of it and usually laws prohibit being overserved at a pub/taphouse but I enjoy them more than imperial stout.
Love the accent for the so
Called Hawai’i beer that’s brewed on the mainland
I visited Ireland from
Hawai’i I’d go again but the flight is too far !
Love Ireland !!!!!! ❤ Mayo, Kerry, Galway,Cork!
All about the Pagan content. She is great. And dankful. :)
Yeah if you want one of the best imperial stouts ever you have to try and get yourself a bottle of called The Abyss. I'm not joking when I say it's the best imperial stout I've ever had.
Shout out to Colin for rocking the Protomen shirt.
Okay, straight up guys-the Bigfoot Barleywine ages like a wine. What you got was probably relatively fresh. I still have three 12 oz bottles of the same from 2008 and every one I've had from the six pack gets better with age. Special occasion type drink. I got goosebumps when I saw you were trying it!!
their website lists a regular but try channel had a barrel-aged bigfoot, so technically aged awhile. Don't think I've had some Bigfoot before but for sure some barleywine from some other spots.
don´t forget that you can bake bread with beer, i found it at my work, german beer bread , and i did bake some yummi
I love all the KBS stouts!!
You’re very lucky to have tried the Bigfoot Ale. Been looking everywhere for it and have never even seen a bottle.
Like the regular Bigfoot, or the one they tried here? I think this one I aged…
@@jr4chargers I want the one aged in EH Taylor Barrels, but I haven’t seen the one they tried I the video either.
On Oahu (admittedly about 50 years ago) we would say, “okole maluna” which, translated literally, means “bottoms up”.