What an awesome shoutout guys! We got lucky when this somehow left the warehouse early and ended up on the shelf in our liquor store! I'm a lover of Macallan and the Editions have all been excellent whiskies!
Its so funny watching this hearing you mention Roja Dove....my #1 hobby being a fragrance collector/enthusiast....he makes some super expensive and phenomenal smelling fragrances for both men and women so a whiskey involved with such a prestigious Master perfumer has to be wonderful
Major kudos to you guys for reposting this with a correction. I know it was probably at least a bit to stave off a lot of future "well actually" comments, but nevertheless I think this shows integrity and it's just another reason I'm glad to be a part of the Tribe. Great video today regardless. Slainte!
I think that might have been my comment about the small barrel, if not I commented almost the exact same thing I have since done it... I used Oak Barrels Limited 1 L barrel and as far as I could tell the barrel was great, no leaks after being prepared properly First I put in sherry/port (75% Lustau sherry then topped off with tawny port) followed by lagavulin 8... then went in old grand dad 114... then laphroig 10...then a black Manhattan cocktail blend... then a Guinness... then Jameson classic Honestly, everything came out very well (except the Guinness)... the old grand dad is probably my favorite, it tastes almost like a brisket because of the peaty finish. But they are all really worth doing I highly recommend trying this, I was shocked that I actually ended up improving the whiskeys I put in (or at least changing in a good way)
So Macallan doesn't have a smell guy on staff? I'm still volunteering any distillery that is listening my services as a sound guy to check the pops on those corks.
I've been using a small barrel I bought on Amazon from a store called Sofia's Findings. Not sure who makes the barrels for them but I've had pretty good luck with it once it was properly prepared
Awesome integrity o the reupload. And awesome of you guys to be featuring other great channels like the dummies, cask strength, and aquavitae. You truly are maki bff a more magnificent whisky culture!
Daniel has mentioned horchata at least half a dozen times over the last few years and I think even made it once on a Whiskey Tribe video and to this day Rex has that blank look on his face ever time he hears the word. At least this time he asked “...that sweetened milk?” 😂
Yesterday I had the immense pleasure of tasting the indian whiskey Rex and Daniel tried a few videos ago. MY GOD WAS IT GOOD, and it definitely had that peaty finish like a soft islay. It was sooo good I told my wife to buy it for me as a birthday present
Okay, reposting my comment from before the new edit. It was basically as follows: Someone got me a cask from Bespoke Post. 1 liter. It became liquid tight without much effort, but you have to put the spigot in yourself. Check out a bar above’s video on barrel aging cocktails for a good tutorial. I aged a Rob Roy for three weeks. It came out good, slightly oaky. Then I rested a blended scotch for 24 hours and it came out with a “Rob Roy finish.” Remarkable color and flavor change. Then I aged a wheat vodka for three weeks. Came out amazing. DEEP caramel color, buttery biscuit drizzled with fruit syrup. My friend is currently aging tawny port in one; he’s looking to put a finish on an American single-malt. Then perhaps do a clear spirit. The common wisdom is that each fill will require slightly more time, and be less and less oaky. After 5 or 6 fills, it’s probably given most of what it’s got. Unless you leave something in there for a long time... Great video as usual. I like Big Lebowski Rex the best, by the by. You guys are heroes. Cheers.
I've bought two barrels from Oak Barrels Ltd. I'm still seasoning them. One with a Taylor Fladgate port finish and the other with a Vito Curatolo Arini Marsala finish. However, the barrels seem to be a bit leaky. Not too bad though and the price was right! My plan is to age Laphroaig 10 in both!
kevdonde That sounds amazing. I might do an Islay next. I wanted to use something less peaty to start so the effects could be easily detected. Although the peat will probably stand up to the oak really well. I’d be interested to see the result if, after you age the Laphroaig, you aged a clear spirit. I know that vodka and new-make whisky aren’t technically the same thing, but as far as I can tell the difference is minuscule. ...Right? If it’s distilled from the same grain? It’s just a few percent abv between them (I think). Good luck with your whisky experiments!
@@captainbamis7257 so my plan for the port barrel is to then lend it to a friend and let him make some beer in it. Then bring it back for another full of something. Drink both the whisky and the beer. For my marsala cask, I want to then do a bourbon and see how it picks up on the peat. I definitely want to get to a new make / vodka as well. Maybe for my next barrel or because that will be cheap I'll make it one of my last films on one of these barrels.
kevdonde Yeah man. That certainly does sound magnificent. I may have to steal some of those ideas. Or ‘mooch’ them. My vote is yeah, once the cask is little more than a vatting vessel, throw in some cheapo clear spirit and forget about it for a while, because, why not? Bourbon-peat-beer thing sounds interesting. Like if Caskmates had a baby with High West Campfire. 🍻🔥🥃
Where are you guys located in Austin? I was down there a few weeks ago and just found you guys so I didn’t know to look for you. I will be back in June and would love to stop by. Do you operate an establishment?
John Guentzel I have given theirs as gifts and everyone has loved them. We did tastings every 15 days. There was a horrible whiskey that we should have pulled at 60 days and not given it any more time. They have wonderful customer service too!
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How many times can you reuse a cask? If you can "season" it with one whiskey to prime it for another, can you keep repeating the process to create an infinity cask?
That’s why I haven’t bought one of the small barrels yet. I’ve just read too many reviews that say the barrels are bad. Does anyone have any suggestions?
So for the perfume smell of these, is it created by what would naturally go into a whiskey, just turned up to 11 or is it done with chemical additives? I would assume the former but was just curious.
I'm picturing Rex and his young, poor friends crowded around a table sharing/fighting over a single order of the Chilean sea bass because, well, they were young and poor.
Sorry boys. It's too late. Like most Americans today....I heard it on the interwebz so it MUST be true. Roja is the official perfumer for Macallan and he has his own corner office at the new distillery :) He also smells fantastic.
So, what happens if Macallan actually hired this master perfumer to create of a line of Macallan whisky influenced fragrances and colognes. I guess reedit the reedit.
@@WarButlerConspiracy Hungary? L0L. You seem confused or maybe just had too much Whiskey? Google the word CONSPIRACY. Then come back and try using it in the correct context. It will help your internet trolling abilities.
@@laplantski Perhaps you should Google "Hungary vs hungry". And "trolling" for that matter. My point was that theres no motive behind the so called "back-pedalling" beyond settings the facts straight after a miscommunication. No bullshit to smell, so relax with the cynicism.
@@WarButlerMy phone autocorrected Hungary, is that the only valid point you have? Are you the grammar police, keeping the YT comment section on track? Im sorry my opinion offended you, little snowflake. The WWW is much like real life in which you will encounter people that have different opinions. You cant let it get you so butthurt. But dont be mad at me because you dont know the difference between someone disagreeing and a FREAKING Conspiracy. YOU FKN MORON SMH
Every time one of you says "son of a b____", I assume you're about to say "gimme a drink" and I find myself thinking that your theme song should be S.O.B. by Nathaniel Rateliff.
I bought a 3L barrel from www.barrelsonline.com. mainly because it was what fit in my budget. It has held up great. After have a few cocktails I cracked the head while installing the spigot. After preparing it following the instructions. No issues. Have aged a few homemade whiskeys & love it. Will be ordering a new one soon
Sad that Daniel obviously had his facts wrong and, even with an edit, refuses to admit it. That may be what happens when you create your own professional credentials.
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What an awesome shoutout guys! We got lucky when this somehow left the warehouse early and ended up on the shelf in our liquor store! I'm a lover of Macallan and the Editions have all been excellent whiskies!
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Test it!
Scotch it, you scotch Gods!!
@@kompressor740ify we shall!
Thanks Gabriel! @@gabrielg490
Dude, I really need to check my drinking!! Could have sworn I've watched this already ...
Its so funny watching this hearing you mention Roja Dove....my #1 hobby being a fragrance collector/enthusiast....he makes some super expensive and phenomenal smelling fragrances for both men and women so a whiskey involved with such a prestigious Master perfumer has to be wonderful
Major kudos to you guys for reposting this with a correction. I know it was probably at least a bit to stave off a lot of future "well actually" comments, but nevertheless I think this shows integrity and it's just another reason I'm glad to be a part of the Tribe. Great video today regardless. Slainte!
I think that might have been my comment about the small barrel, if not I commented almost the exact same thing
I have since done it... I used Oak Barrels Limited 1 L barrel and as far as I could tell the barrel was great, no leaks after being prepared properly
First I put in sherry/port (75% Lustau sherry then topped off with tawny port) followed by lagavulin 8... then went in old grand dad 114... then laphroig 10...then a black Manhattan cocktail blend... then a Guinness... then Jameson classic
Honestly, everything came out very well (except the Guinness)... the old grand dad is probably my favorite, it tastes almost like a brisket because of the peaty finish. But they are all really worth doing
I highly recommend trying this, I was shocked that I actually ended up improving the whiskeys I put in (or at least changing in a good way)
So Macallan doesn't have a smell guy on staff? I'm still volunteering any distillery that is listening my services as a sound guy to check the pops on those corks.
I've been using a small barrel I bought on Amazon from a store called Sofia's Findings. Not sure who makes the barrels for them but I've had pretty good luck with it once it was properly prepared
Awesome integrity o the reupload.
And awesome of you guys to be featuring other great channels like the dummies, cask strength, and aquavitae. You truly are maki bff a more magnificent whisky culture!
Thanks John!
And the poblano pepper with meat it's supposed to have pomengranate, not cranberries. At leats that's the original recipe.
Make sure you try edition no2. It’s fantastic and the best of the line up.
Just a shame it’s not available anymore and costs twice the rrp now 🙁
Saw the FB post and was completely lost as I watched prior to the reup.. lol. Now it all makes sense! Cheers! 🥃
Daniel has mentioned horchata at least half a dozen times over the last few years and I think even made it once on a Whiskey Tribe video and to this day Rex has that blank look on his face ever time he hears the word. At least this time he asked “...that sweetened milk?” 😂
Yesterday I had the immense pleasure of tasting the indian whiskey Rex and Daniel tried a few videos ago. MY GOD WAS IT GOOD, and it definitely had that peaty finish like a soft islay. It was sooo good I told my wife to buy it for me as a birthday present
Another great video. Can we get a jameson black barrel review..if yall allready havent yet
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SM, I’m becoming a fan. 🙃
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Hey Daniel, where you trying to refer to the "Chiles en Nogada" dish?
YES!
Always good being honest and catching a fupa... As stated by others, hats off to you, integrity counts!!! Greetings from Sierra Vista AZ
I think you mean faux pas, my man. A fupa is something else entirely!
You are very correct, thanks for the redirect!! that was my Faux pas
Can you review some collonges (perfumes ) that remind you of wiskeys?
Deja Vu, rewatching and commenting to help with the numbers.
Okay, reposting my comment from before the new edit. It was basically as follows:
Someone got me a cask from Bespoke Post. 1 liter. It became liquid tight without much effort, but you have to put the spigot in yourself. Check out a bar above’s video on barrel aging cocktails for a good tutorial.
I aged a Rob Roy for three weeks. It came out good, slightly oaky. Then I rested a blended scotch for 24 hours and it came out with a “Rob Roy finish.” Remarkable color and flavor change. Then I aged a wheat vodka for three weeks. Came out amazing. DEEP caramel color, buttery biscuit drizzled with fruit syrup. My friend is currently aging tawny port in one; he’s looking to put a finish on an American single-malt. Then perhaps do a clear spirit. The common wisdom is that each fill will require slightly more time, and be less and less oaky. After 5 or 6 fills, it’s probably given most of what it’s got. Unless you leave something in there for a long time...
Great video as usual. I like Big Lebowski Rex the best, by the by. You guys are heroes.
Cheers.
I've bought two barrels from Oak Barrels Ltd. I'm still seasoning them. One with a Taylor Fladgate port finish and the other with a Vito Curatolo Arini Marsala finish. However, the barrels seem to be a bit leaky. Not too bad though and the price was right! My plan is to age Laphroaig 10 in both!
kevdonde That sounds amazing. I might do an Islay next. I wanted to use something less peaty to start so the effects could be easily detected. Although the peat will probably stand up to the oak really well. I’d be interested to see the result if, after you age the Laphroaig, you aged a clear spirit. I know that vodka and new-make whisky aren’t technically the same thing, but as far as I can tell the difference is minuscule. ...Right? If it’s distilled from the same grain? It’s just a few percent abv between them (I think). Good luck with your whisky experiments!
@@captainbamis7257 so my plan for the port barrel is to then lend it to a friend and let him make some beer in it. Then bring it back for another full of something. Drink both the whisky and the beer. For my marsala cask, I want to then do a bourbon and see how it picks up on the peat. I definitely want to get to a new make / vodka as well. Maybe for my next barrel or because that will be cheap I'll make it one of my last films on one of these barrels.
kevdonde Yeah man. That certainly does sound magnificent. I may have to steal some of those ideas. Or ‘mooch’ them.
My vote is yeah, once the cask is little more than a vatting vessel, throw in some cheapo clear spirit and forget about it for a while, because, why not? Bourbon-peat-beer thing sounds interesting. Like if Caskmates had a baby with High West Campfire. 🍻🔥🥃
Where are you guys located in Austin? I was down there a few weeks ago and just found you guys so I didn’t know to look for you. I will be back in June and would love to stop by. Do you operate an establishment?
Re-commenting to recommend Deep South Barrels (Houston, TX). Just filled a 1L with 3 Eleanors and some Islay.
John Guentzel I have given theirs as gifts and everyone has loved them. We did tastings every 15 days. There was a horrible whiskey that we should have pulled at 60 days and not given it any more time.
They have wonderful customer service too!
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How many times can you reuse a cask? If you can "season" it with one whiskey to prime it for another, can you keep repeating the process to create an infinity cask?
Would love to hear you guys' thoughts on Macallan 15 Triple Cask
As a new whiskey guy and an old frag head, hearing you say Roja Dove was a part of this was like a fart from the Virgin Mary, music to my ears lol.
Thanks for fessin' up. Honesty!
Phenomenal video. One of favorites!! Love both of those bottles!
Well done on the emergency edit, guys.
Correctness is a must! There will be no misinformation demons in this Vault!
That’s why I haven’t bought one of the small barrels yet. I’ve just read too many reviews that say the barrels are bad. Does anyone have any suggestions?
Hey guys... Could you review Oban Little Bay please?
Isn’t the No 3 discontinued? No 4 I can get over here. Pricy, though.
Welcome back!
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Macallan sherry cask next! It is truly amazing.
I’m beginning to think of new career opportunities! My friends emphatically agree, nobody smells like I do! Hate to brag...
Didn’t this already get put up hours ago?
So for the perfume smell of these, is it created by what would naturally go into a whiskey, just turned up to 11 or is it done with chemical additives? I would assume the former but was just curious.
100% naturally from the whiskey. Anything else make it illegal to be called Scotch whiskey.
I'm picturing Rex and his young, poor friends crowded around a table sharing/fighting over a single order of the Chilean sea bass because, well, they were young and poor.
please review the glengoyne legacy 😊
Drinking some MacAllen whisky in McAllen Tx
Sorry boys. It's too late. Like most Americans today....I heard it on the interwebz so it MUST be true. Roja is the official perfumer for Macallan and he has his own corner office at the new distillery :) He also smells fantastic.
He smells like happiness.
Edition 4 is lovely
I missed the first upload but I will gladly add to the comment count.
Just found this on the shelf for $89. Score 🥃
Now go back and fix your pronunciation of Oaxaca!
Lol
It's wha ha ka correct?
Welcome to Whiskey Vault, land of correct pronaunciation :D
What's funny is when he's talking about the place he pronounced it right, then talking about the whiskey he said it wrong
any whiskey need to be shot? Demolition ranch episode could be fun
Man now all that bit is even funnier
I'm disappointed they wouldn't have a smell guy on staff :(
Well done, good correction :)
So, what happens if Macallan actually hired this master perfumer to create of a line of Macallan whisky influenced fragrances and colognes. I guess reedit the reedit.
I'm not buying your backpedaling, Daniel...
I smelt it...I call bullshit as well.
@@laplantski Jesus Christ, some people are way too conspiracy-hungry...
@@WarButlerConspiracy Hungary? L0L. You seem confused or maybe just had too much Whiskey? Google the word CONSPIRACY. Then come back and try using it in the correct context. It will help your internet trolling abilities.
@@laplantski Perhaps you should Google "Hungary vs hungry". And "trolling" for that matter. My point was that theres no motive behind the so called "back-pedalling" beyond settings the facts straight after a miscommunication. No bullshit to smell, so relax with the cynicism.
@@WarButlerMy phone autocorrected Hungary, is that the only valid point you have? Are you the grammar police, keeping the YT comment section on track? Im sorry my opinion offended you, little snowflake. The WWW is much like real life in which you will encounter people that have different opinions. You cant let it get you so butthurt. But dont be mad at me because you dont know the difference between someone disagreeing and a FREAKING Conspiracy. YOU FKN MORON SMH
Reposted guess I’m watching this episode again 🤷🏽♂️
I can just see a new graphic... A dolphin slapping a chicken...
Well i guess im of buying the number 4
Whiskey Review: Macallan No. 3 Take 2
They had me at 4, and I see a 3 on the shelf, so now you forced me to spend even more.
Should I dare throw in a Toilet Water Pun on such a Perfumey Dram???
Nice save
Every time one of you says "son of a b____", I assume you're about to say "gimme a drink" and I find myself thinking that your theme song should be S.O.B. by Nathaniel Rateliff.
Just moved to Elgin, so if you guys are needing a guide up in Speyside give me a shout.
This one caught me off guard for a second. I immediately thought you were referring to Elgin, TX, 25 miles NE of Austin.
No Ye merry old Elgin from the myths and legends.
Just Over Exceptional first.
Flog is another word for Sell
Daniel the Mooch
Poured 3 times
If the crowded barrell ever needs a smell guy....I'm your guy
I WAS ONE OF THOSE 2300! MOM!
Franklins brisket
I bought a 3L barrel from www.barrelsonline.com. mainly because it was what fit in my budget. It has held up great. After have a few cocktails I cracked the head while installing the spigot. After preparing it following the instructions. No issues. Have aged a few homemade whiskeys & love it. Will be ordering a new one soon
Maybe whack a Mole is a game to teach children how to use science and physics for cooking ;)
Man I could have sworn I've Ben Hare before...
This was hilarious. You guys should fuck up more...
im currently using an oak bottle from oakbottle.com . its the size of a bottle and i currently have a 12 yr old scotch in it.
Wait, what????
Clearly Macallan copied Mellow Corn’s labeling. Yokels assemble!
That dolphin was a prick anyway.
Mulligan accepted...either way, I would have probably taken either video as gospel. Shame on me!
Delete comments are not very nice guys!!
Still not as good as a Glendronach :-)
Lol well, at least we now know the whiskey works...
3de
1 first!!
Sad that Daniel obviously had his facts wrong and, even with an edit, refuses to admit it. That may be what happens when you create your own professional credentials.
“Hay-cho”...? Son you’re about to get your Texan card revoked by a Californian if you keep this shit up...
#1 again. Woohoo