9:09 - To update this, as this was filmed in 2008, two years after Oz and James visited here, they closed this down and the only brewing plant now for the Newcastle Brown is based in Hartlepool.
God this show is great I'm glad all this James May stuff is on youtube, been on a big kick recently. That purple and pink striped shirt is forever burned into my brain from everything he's ever been in
I'd say we're lucky it's not shown here in the states because then it would be legal something and we'd have to pay a subscription and never get to see it. Instead we get to see it for free here and just sacrifice the quality of the camera
When James says it's a bit noisy for us he means a bit noisy for him. If Oz was out on his own he'd probably end up doing all sorts, going in strip clubs, gay bars and then end up a at an illegal rave 😂
20:50 I love meeting older people at parties. Always good stories and they're just so nice and sweet. Not all of them! There are loads if pervs out there. But the ones I meet are always very sweet and nice and just want to chat and... God I miss going out
Love kraft beers. Went to Ireland, believing Guinness was the only beer worth of the name in Ireland. Could not be more wrong. The Irish kraft beers are amazing in variety and most of them are quite good. Coming from Portugal, where we have a flourishing kraft beer industry, I was delighted to see that it flourished elsewhere as well. In Dublin, don't miss the Black Sheep Pub but if you can, go out into the countryside and explore the little small pubs, there are magical.
alflurin hate people that only drink craft and wont touch bigger volume. plenty of good beers that are brewed on a large scale. fullers brewery, brooklyn brewery for example
As an Irish man, thank you for your wonderful words. I no longer drink (had far too much lol) but almost every town has a microbrewery now, my home town has three. I think there almost should be a category in-between micro and mass as a couple of the local microbreweries are quite large
James May: The only one to button up his hi-vis vest. Also James May: Steps over a pipe running across the floor at shin height, while everyone else takes the little safety bridge.
Hey we are making some very good beer in the USA in the last 10 years or so . Many many microbrewery . And we also have been making some very good wine to boot .
In spite of the fact that too many of my fellow Americans seem to enjoy swill like Budweiser and Corona, many of us do enjoy and appreciate proper ales and stouts.
No doubt, American general beer is horrid, but don't think that the Brits are any better. Go to a local pub and see how many people are drinking basic lagers like Stella or Fosters. It's very very common.
@@RocasThePenguin You're absolutely right. I think it's because it's generally cheaper and what they're used to but also an advertising thing, this type of beer is seen as a young persons drink whilst real ale is seen as a beer belly old fart with a beard type of drink (which I have to admit I am) What they don't see is the sheer variety and quality when they swerve away from factory produced beers to real ale.
@@RocasThePenguin One more point, our beer is better in general, we have hundreds if not thousands of breweries making good beer, you just need to go on the camra website to see that. I get beer sent to me from all parts of Britain, all of it (apart from two which I really detested) were drinkable, several were sublime and I now have many more favourites which I look out for when out and about. From Orkney brewery - Puffin ale to Titanic - Plum Porter, Shepherd Neame - Double Stout and loads more.
Don't you just hate it when this sort of thing happens? HP Sauce is made in Holland now too. So they're ruined going out for a beer of an evening, getting bladdered and then having a fry up with brown sauce the following morning.
I'm with james on the "trendy bars vs pubs" argument. in america it's too common for people to go to a loud and noisy place because it's trendy when all you want is a good drink and friendly staff
The bit with them observing the nightclubs was great haha, that's one of the best tv moments ever...I'm 27, i would much rather go to a pub than jump into one of those theme parks serving drinks, looks absolutely shit,. I wouldn't go to a pub that boring, but they're older guys they want to take it easy, there's lots of great pubs out there, fuck nightclubs man, showering you with corporate chart music, everyone's wasted and on coke, you're alright...
I think there's a real generational divide in drinking culture in Britain. Young folk go out to get drunk...older folks go out to have a drink. I've not drank for a few years now, but seeing the old style pubs makes me really hanker for a nice pint!
@@Abc-ws5vb Correct and not even a controversial thing to say, I am Irish and do not particularly agree with the United Kingdoms claim over territory on my island but as it is Northern Ireland is a part of the UK but NOT Britain. Britain is the name of that large island and Ireland is the name of the slightly smaller one to the left of it. Anyway borders are only man made things that mean nothing.
I don't think the UK, specifically, is a 'beer counrty'. The Brits probably consume a lot of the good stuff, but so do a lot of other countries. Production wise....not sure. I still adhere to the assumption Belgium and Germany are leading beermakers, globally and (more importantly) locally.
In his striped pink sweater may look similar to Freddy Kruger :). But if he wears round glasses like John Lennon :). [В своём полосатом розовом свитере Мэй похож на Фреди Крюгера :). А если он наденет круглые очки то похож на Джона Ленона :).]
Jesus, don't all British school boys learn SIX years of secondary school GERMAN, before they go to Cambridge or Oxford? James doesn't even know what Geschirrspüllmittel ist! What education do people get, in the UK? Tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk!
Tell you something for free, I'm having a massive dump right now and as I'm watching this delightful show I'm thinking... " I hope I don't have to chop this brown torpedo in half before I flush" Ha ha merry Christmas to you all
Dropping or throwing things from your car or vehicle is a really bad idea, you could cover someone else's windscreen or hit them with what you dropped or let go, if either of those happened it could lead to deaths or serious injury to people around you.
Dropping or throwing things from your car or vehicle is a really bad idea, you could cover someone else's windscreen or hit them with what you dropped or let go. if either of those happened it could lead to deaths or serious injuries to people around you.
Dropping or throwing things from your car or vehicle is a really bad idea, you could cover someone else's windscreen or hit them with what you dropped or let go, if either of those happened it could lead to deaths or serious injuries to people around you.
Oz Clarke: "The sun's shining, and everybody's happy. Britain only looks like this when you've been drinking... and we have."
The quote of the day
Cheers
"I'm quite happy to sacrifice my personal comfort for... beer." has to be the greatest quote from James May.
The greatest quote ever full stop. Tops anything JFK or Churchill ever said :p
We shall fight on the beaches, we shall fight on the seas, WE SHALL FIGHT IN THE AIR..
*Then we`ll have BEER*
In my case, I'm quite happy to sacrifice my personal comfort and everyone elses, for beer
9:09 - To update this, as this was filmed in 2008, two years after Oz and James visited here, they closed this down and the only brewing plant now for the Newcastle Brown is based in Hartlepool.
"Dont go too quickly, my shoes are slippery" LMAO!! Gotta love the captain!
God this show is great I'm glad all this James May stuff is on youtube, been on a big kick recently. That purple and pink striped shirt is forever burned into my brain from everything he's ever been in
I love this, I wish they showed this stuff more in America, this is fucking hilarious and actually entertaining.
I'd say we're lucky it's not shown here in the states because then it would be legal something and we'd have to pay a subscription and never get to see it. Instead we get to see it for free here and just sacrifice the quality of the camera
It's too good for the us
Glad you enjoyed it.
I always hated going to clubs. I just can't relate
Thank you for uploading mate.
No worries mate :)
I love this. I’ve seen it when it came out back in the late 2000’s, and when I sit alone in a pub, I always come back to it. Cheers!
The Ship Inn at Low Newton is a wonderful pub. Many wonderful holidays spent in and around the village as well.
❤ship inn Dunstanburgh and Craster. Beautiful
When I watched this growing up I thought they were a gay couple 😂 I’had also forgotten how good this show was. Thanks.
Thanks for uploading. It's great to see these again
When James says it's a bit noisy for us he means a bit noisy for him. If Oz was out on his own he'd probably end up doing all sorts, going in strip clubs, gay bars and then end up a at an illegal rave 😂
20:50 I love meeting older people at parties. Always good stories and they're just so nice and sweet. Not all of them! There are loads if pervs out there. But the ones I meet are always very sweet and nice and just want to chat and... God I miss going out
Love kraft beers.
Went to Ireland, believing Guinness was the only beer worth of the name in Ireland. Could not be more wrong. The Irish kraft beers are amazing in variety and most of them are quite good.
Coming from Portugal, where we have a flourishing kraft beer industry, I was delighted to see that it flourished elsewhere as well. In Dublin, don't miss the Black Sheep Pub but if you can, go out into the countryside and explore the little small pubs, there are magical.
alflurin hate people that only drink craft and wont touch bigger volume. plenty of good beers that are brewed on a large scale. fullers brewery, brooklyn brewery for example
alflurin do you mind sharing some of those beer names and place to get them in Portugal?
As an Irish man, thank you for your wonderful words. I no longer drink (had far too much lol) but almost every town has a microbrewery now, my home town has three. I think there almost should be a category in-between micro and mass as a couple of the local microbreweries are quite large
James May: The only one to button up his hi-vis vest.
Also James May: Steps over a pipe running across the floor at shin height, while everyone else takes the little safety bridge.
That was a remarkably quick mission from the bigg market to the cumberland arms.
James May isn't one for the UNCE-UNCE-UNCE
The magic of film lol
Hey we are making some very good beer in the USA in the last 10 years or so . Many many microbrewery . And we also have been making some very good wine to boot .
Same with everywhere really. All the major beers that get exported are generally poor and everywhere that has a local beer has a good one.
Watching this in 2020 wondering if these places are still running/open..🤔
I can't believe they actually sell a 12volt all-in-one brewing machine, lol.
I died every time James misspoke
It is the arrow's from Dad's Army
And they shut the Gateshead brewery not that long after this was filmed, and now it's brewed in the John Smith's brewery in Tadcaster.
And Newcastle Brown is now owned by Heineken !!
As a Gordie I agree with James on "wey aye"
May at his most british : you can take the royce
I am german: Geschirrspülmaschinen Reinigungsmittel - Dishwasher detergent (tabs)
wiederverschliessbarerstreifen - Resealable strip (from Lidl's cashew nut packet) I am not German :-)
@@philipwilliams5808 wiederverschließbarer Streifen. :-)
Demons have entered my room after I tried to say that
6:46 He's like "I know what you did.."
I love James May. Would love to meet him and share a pint with the man.
Or even better, have one each!
I think hammond or Clarkson would be fun
His appearance fee is affordable enough that I intend to do it sometime after COVID.
“Makes u look like a dictator”😂
thanks for upload.
In spite of the fact that too many of my fellow Americans seem to enjoy swill like Budweiser and Corona, many of us do enjoy and appreciate proper ales and stouts.
You do have some breweries making IPA now
No doubt, American general beer is horrid, but don't think that the Brits are any better. Go to a local pub and see how many people are drinking basic lagers like Stella or Fosters. It's very very common.
@@RocasThePenguin You're absolutely right. I think it's because it's generally cheaper and what they're used to but also an advertising thing, this type of beer is seen as a young persons drink whilst real ale is seen as a beer belly old fart with a beard type of drink (which I have to admit I am) What they don't see is the sheer variety and quality when they swerve away from factory produced beers to real ale.
@@RocasThePenguin One more point, our beer is better in general, we have hundreds if not thousands of breweries making good beer, you just need to go on the camra website to see that. I get beer sent to me from all parts of Britain, all of it (apart from two which I really detested) were drinkable, several were sublime and I now have many more favourites which I look out for when out and about. From Orkney brewery - Puffin ale to Titanic - Plum Porter, Shepherd Neame - Double Stout and loads more.
I think it's almost entirely teenagers and new drinkers buying that up.
17:08 that E to e flat is a fir lease nigh mere
Newcastle Brown ale,now owned by Heineken and brewed in Holland !!
Don't you just hate it when this sort of thing happens? HP Sauce is made in Holland now too. So they're ruined going out for a beer of an evening, getting bladdered and then having a fry up with brown sauce the following morning.
Two boys and one pint... 🍺
James sporting his Purple and Pink Rugby shirt...which has since gone missing. If anyone has seen it, do let James know. Kind regards.
He found it again!!
He actually find it again. It's been preview by himself
can anyone link to the German made beer making device James used? very curious about it
Either it is a Braumeister or a Braueule but I am unsure.
I wish it was in 1080p for better quality.
yes u can brew in a caravan , just put the malt in poundland cloths and make teabags then boil the hops in
duly noted
thanks in turn for this valuable secret
I wish oz and James did a World Series
I'm with james on the "trendy bars vs pubs" argument. in america it's too common for people to go to a loud and noisy place because it's trendy when all you want is a good drink and friendly staff
Honestly I just want a drink in a place where I could talk to someone but can also just *not*
what's the song on the intro called? its beautiful
I'd say it's one of the planet suites by Holst. There's definitely Jupiter in there. Jupiter is a beautiful, quintessentially British tune.
He is... I just spoke to him😂
The bit with them observing the nightclubs was great haha, that's one of the best tv moments ever...I'm 27, i would much rather go to a pub than jump into one of those theme parks serving drinks, looks absolutely shit,. I wouldn't go to a pub that boring, but they're older guys they want to take it easy, there's lots of great pubs out there, fuck nightclubs man, showering you with corporate chart music, everyone's wasted and on coke, you're alright...
I could never identify with nightclubs during my 20's, Pubs are the pinnacle of sociability with a drink in hand
I wonder how many jobs were lost during the relocation of the brewery from Newcastle to Gateshead ?
I wouldn't imagine many, we've got a great metro system.
Is that Oz's balls at 6:24
Thanks
James may the worlds first straight gay man
I think there's a real generational divide in drinking culture in Britain. Young folk go out to get drunk...older folks go out to have a drink. I've not drank for a few years now, but seeing the old style pubs makes me really hanker for a nice pint!
Note that the True Beer of Britain doesn't have any ingredients from Northern Ireland.. or Wales for that matter ;)
Well, I suppose it could be because Northern Ireland isn’t a part of Britain
@@Abc-ws5vb Correct and not even a controversial thing to say, I am Irish and do not particularly agree with the United Kingdoms claim over territory on my island but as it is Northern Ireland is a part of the UK but NOT Britain. Britain is the name of that large island and Ireland is the name of the slightly smaller one to the left of it. Anyway borders are only man made things that mean nothing.
James we are two cool... looking lads lol
We are two cool looking lads! In your dreams I suspect.
I don't think the UK, specifically, is a 'beer counrty'. The Brits probably consume a lot of the good stuff, but so do a lot of other countries. Production wise....not sure. I still adhere to the assumption Belgium and Germany are leading beermakers, globally and (more importantly) locally.
Ah yes but they're not ales in the same way. German and Belgium beers are different.
@@tr9809 why
19:10
"3 boules of wata"
In his striped pink sweater may look similar to Freddy Kruger :). But if he wears round glasses like John Lennon :). [В своём полосатом розовом свитере Мэй похож на Фреди Крюгера :). А если он наденет круглые очки то похож на Джона Ленона :).]
Shoutout to Wigan!
And now Newkie brown is brewed in the Netherlands, pish
We do get New Cadtle in the US gut no one much drinks it
Helloooo! de diddly doodly
19:20 Too noisy? James, are you REALLY a Musician...? o.O;
Yes but it was just noise. I think that’s what he was meaning.
I miss Father Ted.
Greasy KFC nearby
Jesus, don't all British school boys learn SIX years of secondary school GERMAN, before they go to Cambridge or Oxford? James doesn't even know what Geschirrspüllmittel ist! What education do people get, in the UK? Tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk!
This woman seems very nice and a very food brewer, but I am just not a fan of Wigan. Down the Warriors!
Tell you something for free, I'm having a massive dump right now and as I'm watching this delightful show I'm thinking... " I hope I don't have to chop this brown torpedo in half before I flush" Ha ha merry Christmas to you all
Canny
Dropping or throwing things from your car or vehicle is a really bad idea, you could cover someone else's windscreen or hit them with what you dropped or let go, if either of those happened it could lead to deaths or serious injury to people around you.
Sam Tolley you dropped your comment three fucking times and now it’s causing more annoyance than your stupid PC angled fuckin half brained logic
Dropping or throwing things from your car or vehicle is a really bad idea, you could cover someone else's windscreen or hit them with what you dropped or let go. if either of those happened it could lead to deaths or serious injuries to people around you.
Dropping or throwing things from your car or vehicle is a really bad idea, you could cover someone else's windscreen or hit them with what you dropped or let go, if either of those happened it could lead to deaths or serious injuries to people around you.
why did you post 3 times
Lucky someone invented the windscreen wiper