Actually, you can talk to some ex-alcoholics and they will admit they called themselves wine/whisky/whatever connaisseurs as a justification for their drinking
As someone who works in whisky, you meet alot of pretentious people. She is the best example of the good part of the whisky world. Open minded, loves whisky of all costs and never calls any of the drinks "bad". She fantastic!!!
@@peacexoom4936 No, some are legitimately poorly made and taste bad. Some whiskys are the spirit equivalent of a microwave dinner, it`s food, but it`s not good food.. Plastic bottles, nuff said :p
@@MattFoleysGhost Wet down the blackboard before you start writing on it? It seems like that would ruin your piece of chalk by making it soggy, but I can't say I've ever tried it. What is for certain, though, is that you should always wipe your blackboard off with a wet rag instead of using any chalkboard eraser. Even the best chalkboard erasers pale in comparison to a lowly dampened paper towel.
Like she said, don't be afraid to sit down at a bar and try two to see what you like. Scotch has 5 major styles based on their region. If someone offered to buy me a bottle from a region I liked at a lower price point or a mid-range bottle from a region I don't particularly like, I would take the cheaper bottle.
For the japanese whiskeys, the guesses wouldnt be hard. I would guess Suntory's Toki for A and B would probably Yamazaki 12. for the rest of the categories that are so much more abundant here. No clue. I also wish she would say. She semi addresses this, but I also wish they would dive more into ones where high price isnt better. She explains it well in Rye, as I am a Rye lover. The older and it gets makes it more expensive, but the older it gets in those barrels the less 'Rye' you taste. Gotta find that good mid grade.
@@marcusborderlands6177 that's crazy , you think it would be good advertising for them..even the cheap ones but I can see how for tv they wouldn't risk it.
I almost expected a glossy look on her face after sampling all the whiskies. Maybe all that bathing in and whiskey for breakfast has build a tolerance. ;D
I used to feel that way. Go to a legit whisky tasting. I didn't really want to go, but went with buds for the night out. Some whisky there was just..."burney"....but a couple others changed my opinion of what whisky could be.....now I actually enjoy whisky neat because I found what I like. The one that changed my opinion that night was Glenmorangie Lasanta. Later I got into Islay scotch...and later on I finally found some American whiskeys that I enjoy. My favorite regular sipping whisky this month is probably Ardbeg 10 year. Nothing too extravagant. Smokey, warm, good.
As soon as you've burnt your taste buds away with a few gallons of whisky/whiskey, you'll be able to detect orange blossom, butterscotch and vanilla. ;-)
Try a decent single malt scotch that's fairly smoked. I only like whiskys that are at least somewhat smoky because they mask the ethanol taste very well. The more creamy, often irish ones, "dessert whiskys" I cannot stand, the combination of that with the taste of ethanol is nauseating. Whisky is the only spirit that I'll drink neat, because a good one doesn't taste like solvent unlike most other types of spirits.
Oban 14y and dalwhinnie are the two I really like. I never was interested in whiskey before my dad took me to a distillery in Scotland on holiday. All those guys are right you really need to try a lot before you find one you really enjoy
Mitchell shes showing signs of intoxication when she was suppose to do a video tasting, you don't get that intoxicated off sipping when you drink a lot. Shes an alcoholic lol.
I live in Scotland. Glasgow. This stuff is our heritage. There is nothing better when the pubs were opened to walk in and see the huge selection of whisky for sale here. Love seeing older men sitting down and having a dram together. Whisky is more than just alcohol here it is an institution. This wonderful lady must have some Scottish blood..Awesome. Slang .
@@stanleydrones *OH I WISH YOU PEOPLE STOP WITH THE "YELLING" BS!Y THEY'RE NOTHING BUT CAPITOLIZED BOLD LETTERS.IF I WERE REALLY YELLING YOU WOULDN'T EVEN HEAR ME!!!* #NerdyTextNazis
The expensive Irish one is called Midleton, you get a Willy Wonka factory tour ticket with each purchase and the cheap one is probably Paddy's which will probably get you a black eye.
Honestly I wish they did this for all their videos. At least for the beer tasting video there were a lot of people in the comments who could help identify the beers based on the bottle/can, price per beer, and the descriptions given by the expert (for example, the wheat beers he tasted were Allagash White and Blue Moon). This video put them all in decanters instead of just removing the labels from the bottles so you couldn't even make guesses based on that kind of information. They could probably make a good amount of extra money too if they partnered with a distributor and provided affiliate links in the description. It would be great to be able to receive an expert review like this on the product, comparing the cheap to the expensive side by side, and then make an informed purchase with that information. It even sounded like she preferred the cheaper rye whiskey for something to just drink when you wanted a rye (listen to the description she gave at 8:57), but right as she was about to say it they did the jump cut at 9:18 where they revealed the prices. I'd really like to know what that cheaper rye whiskey was since it sounds like she thought it was a great value from all the descriptions she gave to it.
@@thomasbuck303 Yea, at $100 it's probably something like redbreast 12 (€60 over here) or yellow spot (about €70). I say that for no other reason than they are my favourites 😂
I like segments like these - it’s not always immediately visually apparent as to which one is higher quality (as with the bread or meat videos). It really makes the expert more impressive because it shows that they know what they’re talking about.
Way late but here's a handy tip: Open your mouth a bit and inhale with both your nose and your mouth at the same time. The reason for this is that if you inhale through your nose with your mouth closed, then you're sucking alcohol vapours into your sinus cavity and then giving them nowhere to go so all you smell is burn. With your mouth open, you create a passthrough airflow out of your sinus cavity and pull the alcohol through, leaving room for the spirit's aromatic notes to get noticed. You also can vary the distance you bring your nose to the glass, because the further you are the more the alcohol evaporates into the air above the glass instead of going up your nose and masking the flavours. The shape of the glass you're smelling from also has DRAMATIC impacts on the smell of the whisk(e)y, with a narrower opening making the smell more focused and intensed (including the alcohol) so maybe try different containers to find one you like. It takes a bit of practice but everyone's got a sweet spot where they're not just huffing moonshine fumes. I still haven't gotten past tasting 85% wet fire, though.
Not everyone has a good nose, it's not just snobby. You can practice at it though and the more exposure, the more you can detect. Try blindfolded at home. And like above comments, breathe it in, most of it is in the way the aroma passes over the tongue and back towards the mouth from the nose.
I love the boldness, that's what u expect from a regular whiskey drinker :) she had the I don't give a f*** vibe all along with spanking and breakfast whiskey comments
I’ve seen a few of these “expert guesses cheap vs expensive” videos and the experts get it right every time. Impressive. Makes me feel like I’m missing out on so much every time I eat and drink 😆🤔.
I've seen it once or twice got it wrong. I think it might have been a coffee episode 🤷 if I think of it I'll come back and edit it. or something to do with spice paprika
@@locobusters yup. It's not even funny or clever. It doesn't even make sense. "What's your favorite ice cream?" "Yes." "Yeah, we got an idiot on our hands, someone call for backup."
@@beckersteen4 when the girl says she needs whiskey with her oatmeal thats a sign that something is wrong there. Change the whiskey to any other drug and people would get 10x more judgemental. This acceptance of alcohool is clear when you compare the number of addicted to alcohool compared to other drugs. Obviously Im not sure wether the girl is addicted or not, and certainly is not on me to try to change what she does. But saying "I love you" becuse of a clearly bad habit is a good way to escalate a potential problem. Well the number speaks for themselves.
Often times when you notice this, it's because there's a lot of ums and uhs from the speaker, as well as dead space and off tangent comments that don't work with the videos. The editors trim it out so we don't end up with a 2hr video with the same amount of information. Source: Worked in a tv studio for several years.
@@meeblings6 First, you could type out reproductive but you couldnt be bothered to type profile picture? Second, it's the symbol for the DJ Defalt from the watchdog series.
I wish Epicurious would list the brands of the products they get for these videos. I loved this expert. She was vibrant and fun and made me want to go out and buy some whiskey....if only I knew the brands to try!
Whiskies that would match her descriptions and roughly the price points (the more expensive ones): Scotch: Glendronach 18 Year old Rye: Pappy van Winkle Rye Irish: Redbreast 15 or 21 Year old Bourbon: Blantons Single Barrel Japanese: Miyagikyo
Yeah for the Irish try redbreast or possibly bushmills - bushmills do a basic, I think a 16yr old and 21? Jameson 18 year old should be about 180 to 200 usd and it will convert anyone to whiskey. Super easy drinking but nicely complex
Me tasting whiskey: "And this is the one that tastes like dad putting holes in the wall while that one tastes like a broken coffee cup in the driveway."
Slight hints of spousal abuse, notes of childhood trauma, add a layer of regret and you have a really good whiskey. It is lacking the scent of DUI manslaughter charges you get with some of the higher proof ones.
Heather, you are a riot. This one's probably my favorite from the whole series thus far, and I liked all of em. "Roll outta bed, and you're like 'I need a drink with my oatmeal, and this is the jam!'" LOL!
@@nahor88 There are some remarkable whiskeys out there though. You probably just haven't had a really good one yet. Sure, if you don't care for whiskey, nobody will force you to enjoy it, but maybe a whiskey tasting might change your mind.
@@nahor88 I'm a big fan of Makers Mark. It's great and has a really good price. You can pick up a half pint for about $10; although I do live in Kentucky about an hour from where its made so it could be more expensive where your at.
Now I _really_ want to know how whiskey pairs with fries and a Frosty. It's 8:15 on a Monday and I can't decide if that would really make it any worse.
Very possible. You really no need to inhale and then just take a sip. Let yourself breathe afterwards and just wait. You will taste and smell certain flavors. I'm no expert but I can taste differences when I do that.
you generally dont get these notes right away, alcohol is overpowering everything in the beginning you need to aclimate to the high proof, in the beginning dont be afraid to lower the proof yourself adding some water or even ice, but keep in mind that the higher the proof the more complex is the whiksey (generally). Also in the beginning having 2 different whiskeys side by side helps a lot identifying differences thus making you notice the flavors. keep in mind that you cannot identify a flavor youve never been in contact with, like if youve never ate and apple you cant associate anything to the taste of apple. The more things you try the better your baseline for comparing flavors.
Finally, we got our vid on whiskey!! And the expert is awesome too, she's funny, clever, and not stuck up. I like that she doesn't mind a cheaper whiskey, and really just cares about the taste, and she's super down-to-earth. My favorite episode yet!
@@rwgibson1Here's a bit of her back ground information. She was The Director of Whiskey Education and sommelier at The Flatiron Room in Manhattan from 2012-2014 where her classes sold out regularly. She was an award-winning ambassador when she worked for Glenfiddich Single Malt Scotch, and was the first American Woman to Serve on the Scotch Malt Whisky Society in Edinburgh. She is a celebrated writer who inspires new imbibers -- her book was shortlisted in the New York Times as well as being selected by Tales of the Cocktail as one of the ten best spirits books of the year. She is a contributor to the upcoming Oxford Companion of Spirits, She is also certified by France's Bureau National International Professionnel Du Cognac as one of the few who hold a Cognac Educators Foundation Diploma in the United States.
@@tseawell90 I'm judging her on her ability to effectively taste whiskey and do so in an entertaining fashion. She isn't running for political office, so who cares if she has a questionable personal life so long as she does fantastic work at her job?
She is top notch in the whiskey world. She has an amazing book called whiskey Distilled. Look it up highly recommend for both beginner and enthusiast alike. 🥃❤️
@@StefanSu91 She meant that because she only got a SLIGHT whisper of smoke and peat, that it was blended. Most single malt peated will punch you in the nose (in a good way). They normally don't whisper peat. :)
Alcohol experts: "I smell hints of orange, and it feels like springtime... also I can tell the shape and make of the barrel this was made in" Me: "Hmm, yes..... that's........ certainly alcohol"
Gold. Pure Gold. Perhaps that's why I prefer Barrel Proof spirits. If it's over 50% alcohol it's worth drinking. In extreme moderation of course (he lies to himself).
stephen stewart the different flavors or notes come from those ingredients and also the barrel that they’re aged in. Wood has a lot of compounds and and natural occurring chemicals that leech out into the whisky. Woods are different between each other too. The longer it ages the more notes one has the potential of tasting. Also the combination of certain ones give different notes. I’m no super taster and definitely can’t tell much different between certain ones but some stronger flavors I can taste and do notice
I love her. And I loved all the episodes in this series. They’re true experts in their fields, and there’s no BS, which makes it genuinely interesting to watch.
They should have done moonshine. "After tasting Moonshine B I can feel I'm starting to go blind, so I'm going to say that Moonshine B is the cheaper one."
I've never actually tried a whiskey myself but the way this woman expresses herself like she is talking about art makes this drink so much more interesting to me.
They definitely don't taste like how she describes when you drink them for the first time! You've got to get used to the alcohol before being able to taste the differences
I had had distilled drinks before, vodka, spirits etc. But first time i tried whiskey, that was like, holy crap, never knew it could actually taste good and not like hand sanitizer
I really wanted to pick up some of these, the way she describes them makes me want to get them! It would be great to see how the taste matches the discription.
I hear ya. There are some other fantastic spirit reviewers on TH-cam, and I do enjoy sipping the same spirit as they are describing. Ralfydotcom is a fun reviewer for whisk(e)y, and there are some serious brandy nerds on YT that give good reviews. Cheers!
Do you guys have the ability to post links to each taste test pair? They do such a good job of selling me on both the cheap and expensive products that I'd like to purchase them.
That would be great but I think it would be flagged and demonetized for promoting the sale of alchohol which is against guidelines i believe. Check out the Whisky Vault or Ralfy for great reviews on whisky.
just a note. i love this show. PLEASE FOR THE LOVE OF GOD! put the brands, and names of the products somewhere! in the video or in the description. this is such a pisstake to make us watch a 20 minute video about a product and not tell us what the expert is evaluating! i love whiskey and might have wanted to test out some of the stuff she really liked.
Agreed, i think it would be more informative if theyd tell us what they are! Yes price is an indicator of quality but itd be too cool to see how far the experts info goes
@@elicook152 wondering if they don't want to cos they'd be implying one is a lesser product when we're just talking about price. But yeah, would like that too.
@@S___________D Ha! Imagine if she was doing her expertise thing here, but instead just chugged it quietly and either smirked a bit or frowned and flipped it off. That's like a bad date. Did she just say that would bathe in the bourbon? What the
When she has breakfast with whiskey she's a connoisseur, but when I do it I'm "out of control and in need of help"
My wife says the same!
There's a subtle difference between having whiskey with your breakfast... and having breakfast with your whiskey.
That's pretty funny lol
Postghost lmao
Just write a book about whiskey and your suddenly not an alcoholic. Trust me, works every time.
There a fine line between “whiskey expert” and “informed alcoholic”
im an informed alcoholic
The fine line is a single word. That word is “aromatics.”
Actually, you can talk to some ex-alcoholics and they will admit they called themselves wine/whisky/whatever connaisseurs as a justification for their drinking
She's actually a whiskey judge. I just found out. She was on Whiskey Tribe.
@@concert610 Whiskey Tribe! Daniel and Rex are two amazing guys! I just feel the urge to watch the episode where she's with them in the bar.
"We like spankings, or cinnamon, or spicy wings"
You really just opened with spankings
WOULD i hit it? yes.
Do i WANT to hit? Also yes.
She also speaks of being a cheap date, and rolling out of bed and having a rye with her oatmeal. Marriage material right there!
I actually really liked her, didnt come off as fake trying trying too hard. It was funny too.
She just kept going like she didn’t say anything lol. I was like “.....wait, what did she just say!?”
@@Amberscion *scotch
As someone who works in whisky, you meet alot of pretentious people. She is the best example of the good part of the whisky world. Open minded, loves whisky of all costs and never calls any of the drinks "bad". She fantastic!!!
But some ARE bad.
Cool. I totally get what you mean by the pretentious whiskey "connoisseur".
@@hansgrubber1682 that's just your subjective opinion
You work in whisky? Is that good for the skin?
@@peacexoom4936 No, some are legitimately poorly made and taste bad.
Some whiskys are the spirit equivalent of a microwave dinner, it`s food, but it`s not good food..
Plastic bottles, nuff said :p
The artist who does the backdrop should guess cheap versus expensive chalk.
Hagoromo or not hagoromo 😂
Underrated
The secret is to wet the black board.
Maybe get these guys involved: th-cam.com/video/PhNUjg9X4g8/w-d-xo.html
@@MattFoleysGhost Wet down the blackboard before you start writing on it? It seems like that would ruin your piece of chalk by making it soggy, but I can't say I've ever tried it.
What is for certain, though, is that you should always wipe your blackboard off with a wet rag instead of using any chalkboard eraser. Even the best chalkboard erasers pale in comparison to a lowly dampened paper towel.
I wish they would give the names of each whisky after the reveal. It's hard to go to the store and say, "I'd like two bottles of whisky A"
Gus Stone LMAO!
Like she said, don't be afraid to sit down at a bar and try two to see what you like.
Scotch has 5 major styles based on their region. If someone offered to buy me a bottle from a region I liked at a lower price point or a mid-range bottle from a region I don't particularly like, I would take the cheaper bottle.
But you can look for prices comparable to what was shown 🙃
For the japanese whiskeys, the guesses wouldnt be hard. I would guess Suntory's Toki for A and B would probably Yamazaki 12. for the rest of the categories that are so much more abundant here. No clue. I also wish she would say. She semi addresses this, but I also wish they would dive more into ones where high price isnt better. She explains it well in Rye, as I am a Rye lover. The older and it gets makes it more expensive, but the older it gets in those barrels the less 'Rye' you taste. Gotta find that good mid grade.
@@Lextauph that was my guess too, toki for A and yamazaki for B, the aftertaste really gave it away
She is the smartest mess / highest functioning alcoholic I’ve ever seen and I’m so here for it 👏🏻
Wtf is that pfp ain't noone reading that
She did forget to say that only the great state of Kentucky can make bourbon
Why not be both?
@@connorgibala4698 I didn’t say she wasn’t lol
@@charliehugococko26 that is incorrect.
Professional drinker☑️
Good personality ☑️
Cheap date☑️
Likes spankings☑️
I think I’m in love guys
You forgot to check the hot looking box.
Me2
She has nice hair. It screams yes.
Yes
it's so interesting seeing people explain things they're passionate about! like whiskey, spankings, etc.
Spanking expert guesses cheap vs expensive spankings
@@starlite5154 it's all about the weave of the whip.
Lmfao 🤣🤣
I had to rewind 😳
The deadpan delivery really sells it 😂
anybody noticing she progressively gets louder and more animated as this goes on?... lady's straight up getting toasty lol
Talk about a fun job.
Nobody
Yep she starts getting tight during the Irish whiskey.
Yuppers!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I came to the comments to see if I want the only one that noticed
She likes spanking and says she's a cheap date. Sister is putting herself out there in a video.
The longer this video goes on, the more I’m realizing she has a dry sense of humor.
💗
As soon as I heard the spanking part I had to check the comments aha
She can get it
She's one of the coolest women I've ever seen in a TH-cam video... And I've been here since the beginning
Big fan of whisky, but really wish they showed the labels. Would be interesting to know.
I’d rather have a whisky over a whiskey. If whiskey is all there is, it better be from a small distillery, or I’ll take a water please.
Ikr?! I say this every one of these videos! I agree
@@CA58CA its a legal issue, they would have to pay a fuckton
@@marcusborderlands6177 that's crazy , you think it would be good advertising for them..even the cheap ones but I can see how for tv they wouldn't risk it.
@@CA58CA you would think that, but sometimes products get literally insulted in the vids lol.
“Roll out of bed. I need a drink with my oatmeal.” What a woman
Mark Pozsar
No, just a woman who shares my values and way of life.
@@OHYS so you are an alcoholic.
Come on, we all use whiskey instead of milk right?
@@rareram Definitely
How dare you get judgey about alcoholism... it's my favorite personality trait
My father is a whiskey expert, but my mom just calls him an alcoholic...
It’s a fine line
Tell the truth Papa Palps. You hid a bottle of the finest up your sleeve.
By now he must be 200 years old, so they both are experts I guess...
I almost expected a glossy look on her face after sampling all the whiskies. Maybe all that bathing in and whiskey for breakfast has build a tolerance. ;D
@The senate It’s treason then
Best reviewer I've seen. Authentic personality. No fakeness.
Her, the knife guy, and the beer guy were amazing
Meat dude us cool too i guess
Beer guy is still up there
Beer guy is the best hands down
Beer guy too def
She's probably my favorite expert in this series. She says a lot of funny things.
I like these videos, but please stop switching from zoomed in/zoomed out so often
BB B I thought it was just me! Like every three seconds, it is a little disorienting and gives a small headache.
Those jump-cuts apparently make people keep watching the video.
I noticed it only when you pointed it out
@@maryam8406 lol me 2 and now i am soo annoyed lol
Shūmatsu Mokuyōbi it helps speeding up the pace. I guess the more the guest breaks sentence the more cuts there are
She's like that awesome aunt who gets drunk and even more awesome at family gatherings. I love her with my whole heart.
I’m jealous. My aunts don’t drink
i am No one every cool wine aunt needs to die
@@hebbez300 damn
@@hebbez300 okay?
@@hebbez300 Yikes.
This lady: detects orange blossom, butterscotch, and vanilla
Me: detects burning
I used to feel that way.
Go to a legit whisky tasting. I didn't really want to go, but went with buds for the night out. Some whisky there was just..."burney"....but a couple others changed my opinion of what whisky could be.....now I actually enjoy whisky neat because I found what I like. The one that changed my opinion that night was Glenmorangie Lasanta. Later I got into Islay scotch...and later on I finally found some American whiskeys that I enjoy.
My favorite regular sipping whisky this month is probably Ardbeg 10 year. Nothing too extravagant. Smokey, warm, good.
As soon as you've burnt your taste buds away with a few gallons of whisky/whiskey, you'll be able to detect orange blossom, butterscotch and vanilla. ;-)
Try a decent single malt scotch that's fairly smoked. I only like whiskys that are at least somewhat smoky because they mask the ethanol taste very well. The more creamy, often irish ones, "dessert whiskys" I cannot stand, the combination of that with the taste of ethanol is nauseating. Whisky is the only spirit that I'll drink neat, because a good one doesn't taste like solvent unlike most other types of spirits.
@@frysebox1 I've never found an Irish whisky I've enjoyed enough to buy a bottle. I'm sure they are out there, but I'm not holding my breath.
Oban 14y and dalwhinnie are the two I really like. I never was interested in whiskey before my dad took me to a distillery in Scotland on holiday. All those guys are right you really need to try a lot before you find one you really enjoy
she: you can see right away
me: one is darker
she: THERES NO DIFFERENCE IN COLOR
me: DAMMIT
I KNOW!!!
To be fair, the cameras as well as the angle can change the color quite a bit.
EXATAMENTE
that was the video angle, lighting, etc, she was closer to them
professional racist
"you roll out of bed and are like- I need a drink with my oatmeal- this is the jam." I'm in love.
wtf... spankings and whiskey in my oatmeal... ok. This chick cray. (in a good way)
Not to mention also that she would bathe in it!
I played it back to make sure I heard her right lol
Spankings and whisky for breakfast... I like her. 😹
Marra she's the best omg
My kind of woman.
Right??? She’d be fun to drink with
Oh really, when did she say that I missed it
she didn’t really say that but okay... she just mentioned it
“I feel like I could BATHE in this”
“I need a drink with my oatmeal”
This lady is awesome
Bathing in whisky is a bad idea. Your lady parts won't thank you. That being said, it's an excellent commendation.
Stephanie Morgan ouch
I didn't even think it that far through lol
This lady is an alcoholic
@@ColeckZz she's obviously joking
Mitchell shes showing signs of intoxication when she was suppose to do a video tasting, you don't get that intoxicated off sipping when you drink a lot. Shes an alcoholic lol.
I love her personality! She talks like she’s already drunk before starting the show 🥰
Maybe she is
She has a drink with breakfast, she probably is
Maybe they did multiple takes
Thank you for your whiskey knowledge Tina Fey
Her name is not tina fey
I'm not really seeing the Tina Fey angle
Tina Fey mixed with Jackie Kennedy
@@parkermaciejewski4671 Oh I see that, though. Good call.
Damn! That's an awful thing to say to a lady that enjoys spankings and whiskey for breakfast.
I like how she picks up plenty of flavors in smell itself while I smell and I'm like "yup, that's an alcohol" :D
start smelling everything you eat before you eat it. you will get there. I have done this for years and my smell is my strongest sense because of it.
This is way too close to home.
@@blackwiza24 it must be tough to be blind
Smell with with your mouth slightly open and try breathing through both.
Yes
I live in Scotland. Glasgow. This stuff is our heritage. There is nothing better when the pubs were opened to walk in and see the huge selection of whisky for sale here. Love seeing older men sitting down and having a dram together.
Whisky is more than just alcohol here it is an institution.
This wonderful lady must have some Scottish blood..Awesome. Slang .
it's a lot of people's heritage.
*IF YOU'VE WATCHED MOST OF THESE TESTERS I THINK IT WOULD BE FUNNY AF TO HAVE AN EPISODE WITH THEM ALL HAVING DINNER TOGETHER!!!*
Hilariously awesome. I like the idea!
and getting drunk xD
You on to sumting
Why are you yelling?
@@stanleydrones *OH I WISH YOU PEOPLE STOP WITH THE "YELLING" BS!Y THEY'RE NOTHING BUT CAPITOLIZED BOLD LETTERS.IF I WERE REALLY YELLING YOU WOULDN'T EVEN HEAR ME!!!*
#NerdyTextNazis
I wish the list of whiskeys were listed in the description or comments...
I was just about to comment this, but I'm glad I only had to press like on yours. As a whisky enthusiast this would have improved the video greatly.
The expensive Irish one is called Midleton, you get a Willy Wonka factory tour ticket with each purchase and the cheap one is probably Paddy's which will probably get you a black eye.
@@adammoore251 there are other expensive Irish whiskeys than just Middleton
Honestly I wish they did this for all their videos.
At least for the beer tasting video there were a lot of people in the comments who could help identify the beers based on the bottle/can, price per beer, and the descriptions given by the expert (for example, the wheat beers he tasted were Allagash White and Blue Moon). This video put them all in decanters instead of just removing the labels from the bottles so you couldn't even make guesses based on that kind of information.
They could probably make a good amount of extra money too if they partnered with a distributor and provided affiliate links in the description. It would be great to be able to receive an expert review like this on the product, comparing the cheap to the expensive side by side, and then make an informed purchase with that information.
It even sounded like she preferred the cheaper rye whiskey for something to just drink when you wanted a rye (listen to the description she gave at 8:57), but right as she was about to say it they did the jump cut at 9:18 where they revealed the prices. I'd really like to know what that cheaper rye whiskey was since it sounds like she thought it was a great value from all the descriptions she gave to it.
@@thomasbuck303 Yea, at $100 it's probably something like redbreast 12 (€60 over here) or yellow spot (about €70). I say that for no other reason than they are my favourites 😂
Her:
"We don't need to get too dorky."
Also her:
Now let me tell you about my trigeminal nerve.
@Clams McGee u want her clam?
@@kan35611 *Clam* LMAO
Weirdest comment section in a while
@@67chevy96 Pour some whiskey on your clam and get weird with us, don't be a square.
This is all too weird...
My trigeminal nerve is a little sore today because I drank a little last night and went to town on my favorite “clam”.
Hmmm
I like segments like these - it’s not always immediately visually apparent as to which one is higher quality (as with the bread or meat videos). It really makes the expert more impressive because it shows that they know what they’re talking about.
Her: "I'm getting smells of flowers and spring time and orange blossom and vanilla"
Me: "Smells like rubbing alcohol"
Turtle's Reef yep..all smells and tastes the same to me.
Way late but here's a handy tip: Open your mouth a bit and inhale with both your nose and your mouth at the same time. The reason for this is that if you inhale through your nose with your mouth closed, then you're sucking alcohol vapours into your sinus cavity and then giving them nowhere to go so all you smell is burn. With your mouth open, you create a passthrough airflow out of your sinus cavity and pull the alcohol through, leaving room for the spirit's aromatic notes to get noticed.
You also can vary the distance you bring your nose to the glass, because the further you are the more the alcohol evaporates into the air above the glass instead of going up your nose and masking the flavours. The shape of the glass you're smelling from also has DRAMATIC impacts on the smell of the whisk(e)y, with a narrower opening making the smell more focused and intensed (including the alcohol) so maybe try different containers to find one you like.
It takes a bit of practice but everyone's got a sweet spot where they're not just huffing moonshine fumes. I still haven't gotten past tasting 85% wet fire, though.
Not everyone has a good nose, it's not just snobby. You can practice at it though and the more exposure, the more you can detect. Try blindfolded at home. And like above comments, breathe it in, most of it is in the way the aroma passes over the tongue and back towards the mouth from the nose.
Try a few different ones, especially back to back, you will start to get the hang of it pretty quickly.
Smells like nail polish remover.
I looked back on all the previous episodes of this series and *yes* they do the zoom in and zoom out on all of them
thank you. now i can't unsee this
In this video it's even more painful, because I've never noticed it before
It's a TV technique where they film with multiple cameras and splice together 4 second clips to keep the attention of the ADHD community.
@@monstar7566 But it's still painful to watch.
"We like spankings, or cinnamon, or spicy wings."
I love this lmao
ooh cinnamon... cause it didn't sound like that.
@@nates386 Seamenin
I heard "seman"
Ok I came down looking for someone else mentioning the fact that she so calmly said we like spankings 😂
I was drinking when she said that and spit out my drink. Spankos are everywhere
She is such a badass I love her. And I wish I could know what Irish Whisky A and Bourbon B are. They sounded super delicious when she explained
Try Redbreast 12 Pot Still Whiskey
I love the boldness, that's what u expect from a regular whiskey drinker :) she had the I don't give a f*** vibe all along with spanking and breakfast whiskey comments
This lady is fun as hell. Totally comfortable on camera and great sense of humor. Thanks Rene Russo.
@Clams McGee Bill Cosby? LOL!!!
11:47 "THAT is a yummy whiskey. Does that sound like a whiskey expert? Well, it does today."
LOVE IT
I’ve seen a few of these “expert guesses cheap vs expensive” videos and the experts get it right every time. Impressive. Makes me feel like I’m missing out on so much every time I eat and drink 😆🤔.
I've seen it once or twice got it wrong. I think it might have been a coffee episode 🤷 if I think of it I'll come back and edit it. or something to do with spice paprika
Me: What’s your favorite type of whiskey?
Whiskey expert: *Yes*
I hate these "YES" comments
Loco Busters thank you for letting me know I will be sure to remember that the next time I make one myself or see one
Blood of jesus i hate this meme😂
@@locobusters yup. It's not even funny or clever. It doesn't even make sense. "What's your favorite ice cream?" "Yes." "Yeah, we got an idiot on our hands, someone call for backup."
@Clams McGee just get vodka
So this is what Marie was doing after Hank’s death.
i knew she remained me of someone
“I got you some whiskey rocks for your birthday”
“Jesus CHRIST MARIE, whiskey MINERALS”
@@JB-xl2jc This comment deserves way more love than it has received.
@@JB-xl2jc I got you some bourbon for your bday! Jesus christ Marie, its scotch!!
This is what Annalise was doing after Sam's death
*Any type of Whiskey Appears*
Her: This is one of my favorite styles of whiskey
Coincidentally, mine too
She's a alcoholic
We prefer aficionado
I love whisky myself especially single malt but she said she drinks it at breakfast not for.
@@revjunior That made me laugh too much.
"I need a drink with my Oatmeal" I though I was a whiskey lover till I heard this line... obviously i'm a novice.
You need to drink more pal
Haha whiskey for breakfast, whiskey for oatmeal, Dang atleast it lessens the guilt we put in our heads everytime we drink every night
@@richarddavies5674 I used to tell friends that, mucking around of course, but now I advise people not to drink.
Then there's drinking your whisky with your oatmeal while being spanked...
"That is a yummy whisky. Does that sound like a whisky expert? Well, it does today." 11:48
"unless you're like me and you have it for breakfast""
I... I love you
You have to have Whiskey with your Oatmeal. Lol
Hehe... this was my reaction.
when beign addicted in a drug is cool in society
@@arthurbenedetti9146 When being highly judgemental with very little context is cool
@@beckersteen4 when the girl says she needs whiskey with her oatmeal thats a sign that something is wrong there. Change the whiskey to any other drug and people would get 10x more judgemental. This acceptance of alcohool is clear when you compare the number of addicted to alcohool compared to other drugs. Obviously Im not sure wether the girl is addicted or not, and certainly is not on me to try to change what she does. But saying "I love you" becuse of a clearly bad habit is a good way to escalate a potential problem. Well the number speaks for themselves.
Cheap vs Expensive video on rice pls. Requesting in behalf of all asian rice eaters(and some).
Amen
Let us add Sake as well.
Are we going to include sweet rice or just savoury rice
omg rly?
@@MangoMonster2007 I think it should just be plain rice if the video is ever made
I want to see a parody of this with Tina Fey just getting more and more sloshed.
lmao they should!
I thought that’s what this was...
lucille ball.
@@jasonhickerson1017 Lucille Bluth
This is how its supposed to be done.
She is telling you about the whiskey, giving great info, without deviating and its beautiful.
Thank you so much.
this. she kills it
This buzzfeed editing with the excessive cuts just doesn't work, really ruins the more "professional" feel of this series.
It's because they think we're idiots and need to constantly be given visual stimulation to remain interested.
First of all I COMPLETELY AGREE but it's because there cutting the video so it's to blend it in
Now i keep noticing it.
Often times when you notice this, it's because there's a lot of ums and uhs from the speaker, as well as dead space and off tangent comments that don't work with the videos. The editors trim it out so we don't end up with a 2hr video with the same amount of information. Source: Worked in a tv studio for several years.
@@OceanHedgehog i mean a lot of the people watching are idiots
"We like spankings ..."
Tell me more oh whiskey angel.
Lmao ikr
She’s probably one off the most entertaining one of these I’ve seen while still explaining things well
Here we have whiskey, which is one of my favorite types of whiskey.
With a slight aroma of whiskey and a hint taste of whiskey.
Why you got the female reproductive system as your pfp
@@meeblings6 First, you could type out reproductive but you couldnt be bothered to type profile picture? Second, it's the symbol for the DJ Defalt from the watchdog series.
I wish Epicurious would list the brands of the products they get for these videos. I loved this expert. She was vibrant and fun and made me want to go out and buy some whiskey....if only I knew the brands to try!
Yeah, I was thinking the same thing. I'd recommend Glenfiddich 12, though. It's a really solid Scotch whisky.
@@benkohler27 cool, thanks for the rec
Whiskies that would match her descriptions and roughly the price points (the more expensive ones):
Scotch: Glendronach 18 Year old
Rye: Pappy van Winkle Rye
Irish: Redbreast 15 or 21 Year old
Bourbon: Blantons Single Barrel
Japanese: Miyagikyo
Yeah for the Irish try redbreast or possibly bushmills - bushmills do a basic, I think a 16yr old and 21? Jameson 18 year old should be about 180 to 200 usd and it will convert anyone to whiskey. Super easy drinking but nicely complex
@@MrHeadlandpictures awesome. Thanks so much for the recs!
I think she's been my favorite expert so far. Her dry humor is fantastic.
Catie Sampedro you mean Rye humor correct?
@@jarhead21100 Oh that's terrible. And I love it.
Me tasting whiskey: "And this is the one that tastes like dad putting holes in the wall while that one tastes like a broken coffee cup in the driveway."
There there
Slight hints of spousal abuse, notes of childhood trauma, add a layer of regret and you have a really good whiskey. It is lacking the scent of DUI manslaughter charges you get with some of the higher proof ones.
@@SatansSimgma Well written. Glad someone understands what this stuff can do.
@@optimific anything that temporarily numbs pain will always be found clinging to childhood trauma, violence, and self loathing
sorry, hope things are better for you now or in the future.
Ah yes the 3 main pain receptor triggers. Hot wings, cinnamon, and.... spankings.
lmao
She’s a freak
@@tomcatdude105 Aren't we all?
MessyRoomGaming Spankings are NOT freaky. They’re closer to the tame side.
I am sure she enjoys all 3 receptors.😊😋😃🙃😮😮😲🤪🤪😵😵
Whiskey expert: "whiskey is an ocassion unless your like me who drinks whiskey for breakfast"
Me: deeeyyyyyyymmmmmmmmmnnnnnnn😂😂
You're ..
you gain experience drinking whiskey for breakfast everyday XD
In Scotland, Whisky is the breakfast of champions.
Klipperson Africano i came to the comment right after she said that this is the first one I saw... I’m satisfied with jus this one Lolol
She look like a whiskey expert 😭
Heather, you are a riot. This one's probably my favorite from the whole series thus far, and I liked all of em.
"Roll outta bed, and you're like 'I need a drink with my oatmeal, and this is the jam!'"
LOL!
18:44 "You could imagine a pear dipped in honey"
Totally.
"That is a yummy whiskey. Does that sound like a whisky expert? Well it does today"
she's hilarious!
@@nahor88 There are some remarkable whiskeys out there though. You probably just haven't had a really good one yet. Sure, if you don't care for whiskey, nobody will force you to enjoy it, but maybe a whiskey tasting might change your mind.
nahor88 You have to try many different kinds before you find what you like the best. Yes it’s a expensive process
@@nahor88 I'm a big fan of Makers Mark. It's great and has a really good price. You can pick up a half pint for about $10; although I do live in Kentucky about an hour from where its made so it could be more expensive where your at.
@@nahor88 Some people just don't like it and that's that. No use forcing yourself into an expensive hobby!
Glenfiddich 12 - it's reasonably cheap and offers a lot of those floral/fruity single malt properties - try it!
After a hard day at work, this person goes to the office to unwind.
"We like spankings, or cinnamon, or spicy wings"
Ma'am this is a Wendy's
Now I _really_ want to know how whiskey pairs with fries and a Frosty. It's 8:15 on a Monday and I can't decide if that would really make it any worse.
Claire Pettie a splash of bourbon could taste really great in a vanilla frosty
@@FizzyCape You Sir have changed my life.
Automatically read the reply as Kenneth from 30 rock
I thought she said "semen"
I can't believe you can smell and taste all those flavors. Whenever I smell and taste whiskey it just smells and tastes like whiskey.
ever heard of terpenes?
Same... for the first 3 months of getting into it as a hobby. Took me that long to find "caramel" in the smell. But damn is it satisfying when you do!
Very possible. You really no need to inhale and then just take a sip. Let yourself breathe afterwards and just wait. You will taste and smell certain flavors. I'm no expert but I can taste differences when I do that.
you generally dont get these notes right away, alcohol is overpowering everything in the beginning you need to aclimate to the high proof, in the beginning dont be afraid to lower the proof yourself adding some water or even ice, but keep in mind that the higher the proof the more complex is the whiksey (generally). Also in the beginning having 2 different whiskeys side by side helps a lot identifying differences thus making you notice the flavors. keep in mind that you cannot identify a flavor youve never been in contact with, like if youve never ate and apple you cant associate anything to the taste of apple. The more things you try the better your baseline for comparing flavors.
@@raph89117 very insightful and I get it--thanks!
Finally, we got our vid on whiskey!!
And the expert is awesome too, she's funny, clever, and not stuck up. I like that she doesn't mind a cheaper whiskey, and really just cares about the taste, and she's super down-to-earth.
My favorite episode yet!
She also doesn't do the funny tasting thing with her mouth "you don't drink it that way . . . and also I think it looks strange".
She also doesn't know what she is talking about
uisce_beatha if you say so
and she likes spankings
@@rwgibson1Here's a bit of her back ground information.
She was The Director of Whiskey Education and sommelier at The Flatiron Room in Manhattan from 2012-2014 where her classes sold out regularly. She was an award-winning ambassador when she worked for Glenfiddich Single Malt Scotch, and was the first American Woman to Serve on the Scotch Malt Whisky Society in Edinburgh. She is a celebrated writer who inspires new imbibers -- her book was shortlisted in the New York Times as well as being selected by Tales of the Cocktail as one of the ten best spirits books of the year. She is a contributor to the upcoming Oxford Companion of Spirits, She is also certified by France's Bureau National International Professionnel Du Cognac as one of the few who hold a Cognac Educators Foundation Diploma in the United States.
Breakfast the most important drink of the day
oh god reupload this without the zoom edit
Yeah, it would be much appreciated
I didn’t notice how annoying it was until I read this comment haha.
Can we please get a part two 😩😩 Not sure how many times I've watched this but I love Heather 😂👏🏾
I LOVE these videos but please stop zooming in and out every 3 seconds. It is extremely disorienting.
arpitchanand thanks, now I can’t unsee that...
Made me feel queasy...
Ok, grandma.
Damn it, I didn’t notice until you said something!! lol
And it adds absolutely nothing to the video.
Heather is fantastic. Great attitude and so much knowledge.
Have you seen her racist tweets?
@@tseawell90 Typed in "Heather Greene racist tweets" and got zero results. Piss off, troll.
@@tseawell90 I'm judging her on her ability to effectively taste whiskey and do so in an entertaining fashion. She isn't running for political office, so who cares if she has a questionable personal life so long as she does fantastic work at her job?
she is so knowledgable and fun! I really enjoyed listening to her. what a lovely personality
Every type of whisky is her favourite whisky and i totally understand that
She is top notch in the whiskey world. She has an amazing book called whiskey Distilled. Look it up highly recommend for both beginner and enthusiast alike. 🥃❤️
Whiskey Quests what did you think when she said smoke and peat equal blended whisky?
These guys really have the money to invite real experts
@@StefanSu91 She meant that because she only got a SLIGHT whisper of smoke and peat, that it was blended. Most single malt peated will punch you in the nose (in a good way). They normally don't whisper peat. :)
when I want to appreciate whiskey, I scrape up whatever dollars I can find here and there. Buying a book probably wouldn't help.
Whiskey Quests what’s the book called?
The editor uses the zoom button like William Shatner uses a comma.
Didn't notice until I read your comment, I can't unsee it and it's so annoying!
That's for jump cut, each zoom action is a jump cut point.
Wow. This comment completely ruined the rest of the video for me... I'm not even going to finish
@@Derbycityborn you are welcome.
I shouldn't have read this
I thought I misheard some of her words and went to the comment section. And confirm, Yeap that's exactly what she said.
I love this woman.
I like someone who unabashedly says “I’m a whiskey expert,” then proceeds to convince you they weren’t lying.
The editing is giving me motion sickness
So im not the only one
b4k3dpot8to It’s the editing!? I feel better. I thought the whiskey was giving be a buzz.
Why so many pan-ins and outs
exactly
@Kojag - Incompetence.
Alcohol experts: "I smell hints of orange, and it feels like springtime... also I can tell the shape and make of the barrel this was made in"
Me: "Hmm, yes..... that's........ certainly alcohol"
Gold. Pure Gold. Perhaps that's why I prefer Barrel Proof spirits. If it's over 50% alcohol it's worth drinking. In extreme moderation of course (he lies to himself).
the difference between a fraud and and a booze lover. Choose which is which
You can find best alcohol experts sleeping on park bences.
@@BradGryphonn "extreme moderation"
stephen stewart the different flavors or notes come from those ingredients and also the barrel that they’re aged in. Wood has a lot of compounds and and natural occurring chemicals that leech out into the whisky. Woods are different between each other too. The longer it ages the more notes one has the potential of tasting. Also the combination of certain ones give different notes. I’m no super taster and definitely can’t tell much different between certain ones but some stronger flavors I can taste and do notice
THE ZOOMING. UGHH.
The expert was great, though
I love her. And I loved all the episodes in this series. They’re true experts in their fields, and there’s no BS, which makes it genuinely interesting to watch.
Can we talk about how freaking awesome this chick is. “Sometimes we want that sting of pain, like spankings ....” Ok queen, I see you.
LOL. "we like spankings" ... *thinking* do we?
I don’t but I love that she said that. She’s got an awesome sense of humor. I’d love to hang out with this chick.
I had to rewind that for a second, wasn't sure if I heard what I think I heard!
she's also a cheap date apparently
LOL yes she is. " whiskey is an occasion after all, unless you are like me and drink right when you wake up" She is hilarious.
They should have done moonshine.
"After tasting Moonshine B I can feel I'm starting to go blind, so I'm going to say that Moonshine B is the cheaper one."
GaiusMatius “And i’m going to go ahead and guess Moonshine B was made in someone’s backyard tarp tent”
That is just the classic moonshine.
Maybe they could do “Glug”- with brake fluid.
If blindness is the only symptom, I'd immediately predict that the other must be cheaper.
"The newspaper they dissolved in B is definitely from a single PRESS agency."
Whats the point of zooming in and out 5 times during each sentence
It's to make you feel the effect of the whiskey without having to drink it.
It's made for modern kids who have really really short attention span. Or so it's thought to be true by some modern video-makers.
I've never actually tried a whiskey myself but the way this woman expresses herself like she is talking about art makes this drink so much more interesting to me.
They definitely don't taste like how she describes when you drink them for the first time! You've got to get used to the alcohol before being able to taste the differences
I had had distilled drinks before, vodka, spirits etc. But first time i tried whiskey, that was like, holy crap, never knew it could actually taste good and not like hand sanitizer
@@chelseafcrocks82Depends. I didn’t need to grow a taste for it, but of course there are many from whom it is an acquired taste.
Her body in the morning:
Mouth: _Water._
Her: _Rye?_
Kidneys: _Water?_
Her: _Bourbon?_
Liver: *WATER!?*
Her: *Scotch!*
And then everyone died...
The End
She said it was made with water. That counts :D
Mind: Hotel?
Her: Trivago.
The name means "water of life" in Gaelic, sooooooooo...
Aleks
"Pain isnt always a bad thing. For examole we like... spankings...."
not the info i was expecting from you, bug ok.
Are you an expert on animal typos, sir? :)
Genadij Smradztoiek well done.
@@smradztoiek For examole, yes
@@smradztoiek 😂😂😂
I met my wife when she was a whiskey maker. I love her still.
Lol I see what you did there
Nice one cow fart bear
nice
Wonder how many peoples heads this went over
I don't get it, please explain!
plot twist she’s not an actual expert she’s just been through multiple divorces.
😂👏🏻👏🏻
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Dead lol
Maybe she became expert because of that
Still an expert
Identify the makers!
You have room in the description. Perhaps we would like to share in the taste and share in her expertise.
Yes please
I really wanted to pick up some of these, the way she describes them makes me want to get them! It would be great to see how the taste matches the discription.
That would make this video complete
I like how they don’t give the brands. It would feel too much like an ad, and after a while it would feel much more shallow.
I hear ya. There are some other fantastic spirit reviewers on TH-cam, and I do enjoy sipping the same spirit as they are describing. Ralfydotcom is a fun reviewer for whisk(e)y, and there are some serious brandy nerds on YT that give good reviews. Cheers!
These price points videos are fantastic. I didn't know I needed a whiskey episode as much as I apparently did. Great job!
Do you guys have the ability to post links to each taste test pair? They do such a good job of selling me on both the cheap and expensive products that I'd like to purchase them.
I'd love to see that too.
I do not expect that they would do that because it more meant as a guide
Another factor is that most experts own businesses related to their expertise, and they don't want to be promoting competitors
Love to know this, especially since it is whisky
That would be great but I think it would be flagged and demonetized for promoting the sale of alchohol which is against guidelines i believe. Check out the Whisky Vault or Ralfy for great reviews on whisky.
2:49 seriously shading the guy that did the tea episode for price points
3:35 "we like spankings"
9:40 "I'm a cheap date"
... And she drinks whiskey. Some fella (or gal) is really really lucky.
E B what about 5:13 “The perfect ‚roll out of bed i need a drink with my oatmeal‘ whiskey”?😂 She is awesome.
Right
I don't know about that.That means less whiskey for me, Athough she would definitely give me awesome birthday presents. I'm crossed......
idk if that giant mole on her face should be considered "lucky"
@@clayface6485 I bet you're a perfect specimen with zero flaws.
“We like spankings or cinnamon or spicy wings”
I’m sorry what
I like all of these things. Sit on my face.
I feel like she really shoulda ramped up to spankings.
just a note. i love this show. PLEASE FOR THE LOVE OF GOD! put the brands, and names of the products somewhere! in the video or in the description. this is such a pisstake to make us watch a 20 minute video about a product and not tell us what the expert is evaluating! i love whiskey and might have wanted to test out some of the stuff she really liked.
legal reasons
My guess is "no free marketing"
I was going to say the exact same thing and was wondering why they didnt mention the labels. I wanted to know the first good bottle. lol
@@RajeshJustaguy email them
I'm guessing they wanted luxury brands to advertise on here eventually, but it never came to be.
Alcoholics at their finest :
“This whiskey is more of a Oats and drink in the morning kinda drink” 😂😂😂
Would LOVE to see if she's right about her guesses on everything other than price (length of aging, etc.)
Agreed, i think it would be more informative if theyd tell us what they are! Yes price is an indicator of quality but itd be too cool to see how far the experts info goes
@@elicook152 wondering if they don't want to cos they'd be implying one is a lesser product when we're just talking about price. But yeah, would like that too.
-Enjoys a drink with her breakfast
-Could bathe in whiskey
-Is a cheap date
-Is funny
-Likes spanking
...
I'm in love
You, sir, have been watching too much "How to drink" apparently ;)
Hahah awesome!
But she speaks so much, though.
@@americancitizen1885
Yes, hello, FBI - this comment right here.
@@S___________D Ha!
Imagine if she was doing her expertise thing here, but instead just chugged it quietly and either smirked a bit or frowned and flipped it off. That's like a bad date.
Did she just say that would bathe in the bourbon? What the
This series is just so enjoyable. Thank god there is someone that can create informative and entertaining content that isnt pandering or patronizing.
Love how she encouraged us to go out to a bar and do this very same thing 😂
You should definitely get a sake expert. It would be a great approach for anyone
Don't forget pearl harbour
greg king ...what?
@@plorin3015 just a lil edge of patriotism ;)
Yaka Bagus dude...
Sir Underbridge sake is a Japanese deink