I like to collect rare and interesting honeys from around the world....Mostly because it never spoils and I love eating it. I wonder if theres an underground collectors market for honey. Ive got healing honey made from the manuka bush in Australia and poison honeys made from various toxic plants like the Rhododendron in the mountains of Turkey which is called "mad honey" or "miel fou". Ive even got a honey made from wasps in Mexico.
@@WD-zk6fg - How do I store it? Haha, its just sitting in my kitchen pantry. Honey doesnt spoil because it has a high concentration of hydrogen peroxide and its also extreme difficult for bacteria to move around in such a sticky hydrophilic substance. We (humans) have found still edible honey thats over 3,000 years old in Egyptian tombs.
@@__-pl3jg okay, thanks for the other information though. I've read up on how long it lasts but not the other stuff you said. Stay well, and keep enjoying the honey!
If you think the whisky train has left the station and your really want to be ahead of it then I would point you towards Armagnac. Specifically single cask bottlings from L'encantada
Armagnac is an area worth exploring because who knows how many hyper old barrels or big glass jars are still locked away in a barn forgotten. l'ecentada is just one of many ib or small scale producers still yet to be explored.
I have 3 bottles of Suntory Yamazaki 55 yo. How much would they be worth? My father left them to me in his will and i don't have a clue about whisky. He wrote in his will that i would be surprised how much they're worth.
Draw a picture of a gold coin on a bottle of whiskey and you get liquid gold. Draw a picture of a gold coin on an ice cube and you get solid ice gold. Draw a picture of a gold coin on a tree and you get wooden gold. Draw a picture of a gold coin on a bottle of air and you airy gold. Draw a picture of a gold coin on a piece of Nothing and you get Bitcoin.
@@__-pl3jg Yes exactly. Bitcoin = Blockchain of Nothing. How are you going to use Bitcoin as an everyday currency when you need to make hundreds or thousands of capital gain/loss calculations and report them on your income tax return? Every time you use it you need to make capital gain/loss calculations.
@@user-hc5hy3lm7k @- If you're watching the Real Vision channel then I assume you value financial knowledge. So I hope you continue your journey of education by looking into how bitcoin works. If not, thats your prerogative. Im definitely not going to try and summarize its many functions in a single YT comment. But I will say this....I dont "realize" gains/losses with my BTC. I just hold it. And when I need local currency I get a loan using BTC as the collateral. Its an asset not a currency. But aside from all that you should be asking more important questions like.... 1.) Why do institutions buy government bonds with a guaranteed loss when the coupon matures? 2.) Why do people trade digital company stocks when those stocks dont earn a dividend and can never be sold back to the company? If more can be created with no expended effort and the holder doesnt have the power to make devisions effecting how the company operates then what gives those stocks value? The answer is that they're "useful" in some way (too many ways to talk about here). Even if you think Bitcoin = "nothing" its still useful to a lot of people for a lot of reasons and therefore will continue to have "value" until its no longer useful.
@@__-pl3jg I already know how bitcoin works. It is you non-stop pumpers who don't know how it works but pretend to know by telling others to do research. Now you do research on how the tax department treats cryptos as commodities and require you to calculate and pay capital gains tax every time you use it.
So far I've only seen the first part but I still haven't seen them mention sports cards and others trading cards as well as full Spectrum of collectibles like Video Games, movies and TV shows memorabilia, I can go on and on.
they want you to buy Bitcoin, forget about sports cars - it's COOL to have a 💩coin (anyone can have a stiff drink or a sports car 😉 - BUT if you "think outside the box", you SHOULD be buying a shitcoin)
@@fallenangel2123 if you mean untappd potential cryptocurrency. I agree but it's still pretty risky I do allocate my profolio for untraditional Investments which little at around 12% that is not counting cryptocurrency which is around 15% of my portfolio.
I don’t know. From personal experience , I still strongly believe crypto currency investing is literally the king of financial fortune. I could see how whisky could also provide long term wealth though. It makes sense.
"This is the inflation you have been looking for." "This is the inflation we have been looking for" Do not forget the bicycle market on the rise. An old Pantani, big mig or even a Holsteiner. Erb Terb collectibles are brewing in the underground scene of self fulfilling hubris. The 240 trillion loan was the catalystmic event...the art of storytelling
I like to collect rare and interesting honeys from around the world....Mostly because it never spoils and I love eating it. I wonder if theres an underground collectors market for honey.
Ive got healing honey made from the manuka bush in Australia and poison honeys made from various toxic plants like the Rhododendron in the mountains of Turkey which is called "mad honey" or "miel fou". Ive even got a honey made from wasps in Mexico.
How do you find and order it all? I am an aspiring beekeeper and am fascinated by it all. How do you store it?
@@WD-zk6fg - How do I store it? Haha, its just sitting in my kitchen pantry. Honey doesnt spoil because it has a high concentration of hydrogen peroxide and its also extreme difficult for bacteria to move around in such a sticky hydrophilic substance. We (humans) have found still edible honey thats over 3,000 years old in Egyptian tombs.
@@__-pl3jg I meant do you keep them in plastic containers or traditional glass jars?
@@WD-zk6fg Oh. I use glass mason jars.
@@__-pl3jg okay, thanks for the other information though. I've read up on how long it lasts but not the other stuff you said. Stay well, and keep enjoying the honey!
Could you recommend readings on how to perfectly store Whisky/Scotch and Rums? And which one/brand to buy to store 20-30 years.
I second that,any books?
I prefer to invest in more *liquid* assets…
I still have an unopened fifth of Guckenheimer Blended Whiskey from the 1970s. It is probably worth $10 and is almost 50 years old.
cheers 😘
If you think the whisky train has left the station and your really want to be ahead of it then I would point you towards Armagnac. Specifically single cask bottlings from L'encantada
Armagnac is an area worth exploring because who knows how many hyper old barrels or big glass jars are still locked away in a barn forgotten. l'ecentada is just one of many ib or small scale producers still yet to be explored.
This is great content guys, I thoroughly enjoyed your alternative ideas. I'm a crypto addict, but I love your ideas beyond crypto.
Great title
Seems to be an investment that makes sense - at least I can enjoy it if I don't want to sell it.
what if you do
what if you HAVE to sell it ?
Any chance you guys could do a video on the explosion in the pop culture scene? Star Wars and Marvel items are crazy right now
I have 3 bottles of Suntory Yamazaki 55 yo. How much would they be worth? My father left them to me in his will and i don't have a clue about whisky. He wrote in his will that i would be surprised how much they're worth.
This video would have been helped a lot if you guys would quote dollar amounts
its not going up its a true measure of inflation with endless money printing lol. milks gone up 25% this year in Oz.
"🥛 milks gone up" may have to do with supply/demand issues NOT necessarily with inflation 😜
village idiot 😂
WhiskeymmmRummmeh.....
cheers
10/10 thought prince Harry was talking at the start
IT WAS
So long as you don't pay more than circa £600 for a cask of new fill. Sadly there are an increasing number of scam companies charging £1800 plus.
Draw a picture of a gold coin on a bottle of whiskey and you get liquid gold.
Draw a picture of a gold coin on an ice cube and you get solid ice gold.
Draw a picture of a gold coin on a tree and you get wooden gold.
Draw a picture of a gold coin on a bottle of air and you airy gold.
Draw a picture of a gold coin on a piece of Nothing and you get Bitcoin.
Well not exactly. But if you dont want Bitcoin, that leaves more for the rest of us. Thx 😉👍
@@__-pl3jg Yes exactly.
Bitcoin = Blockchain of Nothing.
How are you going to use Bitcoin as an everyday currency when you need to make hundreds or thousands of capital gain/loss calculations and report them on your income tax return? Every time you use it you need to make capital gain/loss calculations.
@@user-hc5hy3lm7k @- If you're watching the Real Vision channel then I assume you value financial knowledge. So I hope you continue your journey of education by looking into how bitcoin works. If not, thats your prerogative. Im definitely not going to try and summarize its many functions in a single YT comment. But I will say this....I dont "realize" gains/losses with my BTC. I just hold it. And when I need local currency I get a loan using BTC as the collateral. Its an asset not a currency. But aside from all that you should be asking more important questions like....
1.) Why do institutions buy government bonds with a guaranteed loss when the coupon matures?
2.) Why do people trade digital company stocks when those stocks dont earn a dividend and can never be sold back to the company? If more can be created with no expended effort and the holder doesnt have the power to make devisions effecting how the company operates then what gives those stocks value?
The answer is that they're "useful" in some way (too many ways to talk about here). Even if you think Bitcoin = "nothing" its still useful to a lot of people for a lot of reasons and therefore will continue to have "value" until its no longer useful.
@@__-pl3jg
you can "watch" the channel and SEE nothing
@@__-pl3jg I already know how bitcoin works. It is you non-stop pumpers who don't know how it works but pretend to know by telling others to do research. Now you do research on how the tax department treats cryptos as commodities and require you to calculate and pay capital gains tax every time you use it.
So far I've only seen the first part but I still haven't seen them mention sports cards and others trading cards as well as full Spectrum of collectibles like Video Games, movies and TV shows memorabilia, I can go on and on.
they want you to buy Bitcoin, forget about sports cars - it's COOL to have a 💩coin (anyone can have a stiff drink or a sports car 😉 - BUT if you "think outside the box", you SHOULD be buying a shitcoin)
@@fallenangel2123 if you mean untappd potential cryptocurrency. I agree but it's still pretty risky I do allocate my profolio for untraditional Investments which little at around 12% that is not counting cryptocurrency which is around 15% of my portfolio.
Lol it's like no one read The Billionaire's Vinegar.
what about it ?
How about tequila?
What a strange market... Gonna have to nix this as an option, cuz I can't understand it.
their massage is:
"Buy crypto 💩 - Bitcoin"
@@fallenangel2123 I'm always up for a massage
It may be a liquid, but it's definitely not liquid.
I don’t know. From personal experience , I still strongly believe crypto currency investing is literally the king of financial fortune. I could see how whisky could also provide long term wealth though. It makes sense.
Howabout tequila?
Blah, blah, tulip mania. Exercising your ego only seems gratifying.
exactly
Hey. When you've got the money and don't want to lose it. Personally I buy POP Vinyls.
I don't need millions of dollars to protect. But am really concerned about hyperinflation and you guys should worried too
@@_I_am_Gkaro Only the village idiots are worried about inflation 😜, the 🏦 banks are NOT . I've just refinanced my mortgage 2.37% on a 15Y with CHASE.
@@fallenangel2123 I must be a village idiot then. Here are some letters of the alphabet you will need to know. Au, K, BTC and CLO. DYOR
I COLLECT & SELL RUM
Just buy Bitcoin and drink your spirits!
@Kevin Schmidt Bitcoin has no promised return.
" Just buy "
this is what you are expected to do 😂
@@James-vj5hz Laughing at this 😂
The problem with wines and whiskeys that they can easily be fakes !!
Oh, really 🤔
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
but, who can whiskey help me, in a collapse?
Next wave of invesment might be tulips...
Who knows 😏
We maybe having some 🌷 tulips on the market today
@William M
But the DEMAND was huge 😃
@William M it depends on the kind of tulips. I do not see the supply of whiskey constrained.
@William M I have not said it is a scam, please. I have no doubts that the age is correct.
"This is the inflation you have been looking for."
"This is the inflation we have been looking for"
Do not forget the bicycle market on the rise. An old Pantani, big mig or even a Holsteiner.
Erb Terb collectibles are brewing in the underground scene of self fulfilling hubris. The 240 trillion loan was the catalystmic event...the art of storytelling
I invest in rare sugars.
Only to see it going up in smoke ,!
Eventually wines whiskeys and rums have to be consumed !
orange 🍊 juice too (have to be consumed)
and don't forget water 💦😜
Watches please. Cover watches.
Algorand will be no 1 in crypto ...just relax
crypto 💩
I'm relaxed 😅
... will be NO crypto
Just relax 😉
Once again if you listened to Real Vision... you have lost money since this video aired