You beat me to the punch…I had a similar experience,,,,after a few months of drinking brandy I ordered pom frites in the drive through; In finally managed, with a bit of a stutter to say : fried potatoes !
Pairing cognac with food or making it into cocktails is just a marketing campaign to boost the sale in the modern era and selling it to the young generation, which is fine, but trust me this beverage is best enjoy neat, so you can appreciate the full profile of its aroma.
@@WilsOfPraonto Pour it into a glass, then hold the glass for like 5 min to warm the cognac with your hand and then it will release all the aroma, then you sip just a bit. That is the best way to enjoy cognac.
That's the only way I drink as I just don't like cocktails, but if someone likes cocktails, that's what VS and VSOP are for. Why not? Historically mixing cognac is just as traditional as neat. Just like whisky. Of course every producer wants to maximize their sales, that's why mixology and cocktails were invented. Well, and also to mask inferior liquor with citrus 😎
Well a Brandy Alexander is a fairly old cocktail, and while craft cocktails have made a resurgence it's not like cognac makers are doing the same pitches as Campari does. I think the guy in the guy in the video says it best when he says there's really no bad way to enjoy a good cognac. Personally I like drinking it neat but I also like it as a premium ingredient in something mixed, and to be clear a well thought out cocktail not just an expensive Long Island Iced Tea
Being an Aficionado of fine spirits does not make him/her an alcoholic. It makes them knowledgeable of their product in which they take pride. They're Classic. You don't drink Cognac to get drunk. You sip it to relax.
...I instantly loved the smell and flavor of cagnac the first sip I took in the summer of '70! (Remy Martin, VSOP) I actually decided to stop drinking cognac altogether for a number of years because I enjoyed it so very much I feared I might become an alcoholic. Today I have a snifter several times a week and consider it to be one of the few very special pleasures of life that never lets me down
As a big fan of good cognac and brandy I find many similarities between good cognac and good bourbon - they are made in similar processes from completely different ingredients and mash but are distilled and aged in much the same way - much like two different sides if the same coin.
Almost. Bourbon is made in charred barrels (charcoal on the inside), cognac is made in toasted barrels made from different species of oak. They are both similar and very different. Love both :-) also many bourbons are column distilled, while cognac is always double pot stilled.
I just ordered two bottles of Braastad Cognac VS, and a bottle of Davidoff Cognac VSOP today. Normally I wouldn't use a Cognac as a drink mixer. I prefer mine neat in a bulb glass and with a nice cigar or some dark chocolate from Belgium or Switzerland. One of the best I've ever tasted was the Hennesy Paradis Imperial. Very smooth and with a pleasant and long aftertaste. Perfect with a Cuban cigar.
@@KaptajnKaffe Obviously you have not enjoyed as you put it fancy food , the low IQ sufferer would be you. You cannot gain experience by drinking cognac,bourbon or whiskey once a month or even once a week. Unless you’re connoisseurs by book and just parroting what you read by other people you can’t have to be an alcoholic to be a connoisseur’s of alcohol
@@mikez7842 I am not a heavy drinker or even drinker for that matter. But on weddings on new year parties I have had my share. I am not an expert in various drinks but I have had tequila, vodka, red and white wine, champagne, whisky, scotch, raki, martini, beer, chacha, palinka, liquer, baileys, rum and many other drinks. I can tell you that nothing like good cognac and good vodka. French cognac and Finlandia vodka are my best. Yet again I drink 4-5 times a year max. and each time 300-400 grams max. I do like sweet red wine as well.
@@memmedbaku4606 here’s what read Mike Z I am not a heavy drinker or even drinker for that matter. But on weddings on new year parties [I binge drink] I am not an expert in various drinks [i just can’t help myself when I’m around tequila, vodka, red and white wine, champagne, whisky, scotch, raki, martini, beer, chacha, palinka, liquer, baileys, rum and many other drinks that I like to binge drink till I black out and piss in the corner of some random room] I can tell you that nothing like good cognac and good vodka [the two alcohols I like to binge drink the most] French cognac and Finlandia vodka are my best [I don’t get sink and projectile vomit all over the place and. Sometimes on people and animals.] Yet again I drink 4-5 times a year max. [other wise my parents would disown me and my girl would leave me] and each time 300-400 grams max [in a single drink,of many glasses]. I do like sweet red wine as well. [I Like to look sophisticated when I’m pickling myself and wine] You should seek out AA meetings
My initial thought after trying cognac for the first time after years of drinking whiskies almost exclusively, kinda felt like a mixture of high-rye Bourbon and Speyside Scotch on the nose. But on the palate a smooth velvety texture that i've never experienced in whiskies. Thoroughly enjoyed it. Looking forward to getting into the world of cognacs
I'm looking to order cognac the next time I go to my neighborhood gastropub. I've been wondering how the aftertaste of cognac compares to the distinctly strong aftertaste of whiskey, which I drink either neat or in an old-fashioned cocktail.
@@flaviovelasquez4451 I finally did try cognac... it had a fuller-bodied taste than bourbon and some hints of fruit. I'll keep an eye out for Armenian brandy
After drinking Bourbon for sometime you can really appreciate the different notes you get from Cognac especially the on palate . Before that always mixed it but alone a good Cognac is delicious.
@@Hun_Uinaq enjoy its another experience can practically taste the grapes with some of the better brands but like burbon better doesn't always mean alot of $$$.
Try the Martell Blue Swift. It is a Cognac VSOP aged in Bourbon barrels. But my favorite is the Martell VSOP, neat. Then I surprised myself by mixing The Martell VSOP (Red Barrel) and the Martell BlueSwift 50/50. Best cognac ever for sipping.
Try the Martell Blue Swift. It is a Cognac VSOP aged in Bourbon barrels. But my favorite is the Martell VSOP, neat. Then I surprised myself by mixing The Martell VSOP (Red Barrel) and the Martell BlueSwift 50/50. Best cognac ever for sipping.
It surprised to me to discover that XO stands for "Extra Old" and VS "for "Very Special" - seems very unusual for the French to adopt English words in this manner? There must be some history to this decision. Export reasons, perhaps.
alcohol drinks and tobacco smoke will never be the main stream like in 80's. that's why you have to dig into the information mostly by your own desire. not many teenagers would spend time on digging the alcohol drink history. for me, i drink from 18 of course. but i just drink for drunk in pubs making friends partying. just upto now im 40 and start concerning about notes and taste. and just understand the different of whisky from cognac and brandy.
Thank you ! I like this young man handsome gut who takes pride in his family business “ Tessaron” To promote his product , to keep in family. He is a responsible guy instead of being a freeload of his family.
I drink it either with a big fat Ice cube that fills almost the whole glass or served hot, pre heating the glass with hot water, then putting a bit cognac inside and spreding it all around and igniting it. after that the glass is nice and hot, then i put the cognac in. The flavor comes out 10 times more! you smell on it and a cognac vapor fills your nose and you can smell much more aromas.
I was expecting to learn “How to drink cognac!!” Do I shoot it back like a shot? Do I rinse around in my mouth like the guy did? Do I let it sit on a section of my tongue for a few seconds?
I realy like to mix Brandy with Scotch. Brandy Smooths out Whiskey perfectly and ive you mix in a little bit of Amaretto, the Vanilla-Oak notes from the Whiskey come out realy great while keeping it realy smooth. I use this for my Flask usually.
So after I open the bottle of what do I do next? Am I supposed to pour in a glass or just drink it straight from the bottle? Do I have to smell it first or can I just a chug away?
Que bueno tiene que estar ese Coñac . Cuando pueda pruebe el Brandy Luis Felipe, o el Brandy Cardenal Mendoza , seguro que les gustaran , un saludo desde Málaga 😊😊😊😊
Please can some post a Tutorial on the proper way to smoke some bud. I want to medicate using medical marijuana. Every time I indulge in medical grade marijuana I get high AF, I must be doing it wrong.
Tesseron Cognac XO Selection Lot 90 $96.00 paired with fish Tesseron Cognac XO Selection Lot 76 $119.00 paired with blue cheese Tesseron Cognac XO Selection Lot 53 $319.00 paired with chocolate Tesseron Cognac XO Selection Lot 29 $619.00 - not in the video, it came up while searching these other cognacs
There seems to be a lot of similarities between Cognac and good whiskey. . But I'm having trouble finding good cognac. If all I can get a hold of his Hennessy or Courvoisier. I'm probably going to stay away.
I think the host was already a little buzzed before the filming started. You can kind of feel the guy trying to hold his own coherency together and not being aware of his massive arm movements and touchy feely ness. Weird thing to watch. Kind of embarrassed for him.
I just bought some cognac for a recipe from Jean Pierre, I'm not much of a drinker at all. I ended up with a bottle of VS so it's probably going to be a bit rough down the hatch for sipping lol.
My first time drinking 1738 and I don't drink and it was horrible it was like my nose was fighting it and to drink it was like someone betting u to drink acid. I drinked it straight up. Is there anything to make it better
Yes. Don't drink. Sip. Like you're trying very hot coffee and trying not to burn your tongue. Very small amounts, especially at first, on the very tip of your tongue. Ethanol overwhelms the palate and numbs it. So you need to ease into it. It may take several times. Once you took a bug gulp, that session is ruined, try another day. After a while your brain "ignores" the ethanol and only registers flavor.
Gentlemen, cognac (brandy in general) should ALWAYS be served in HOT glasses, large body but narrow open. The warm alcohol will evaporate with all aromas and can be smelled, enjoying all qualities of this special drink. By the way, I recommend you to try an Romanian burned wine (vinars) called JAD. Is not cheap but it worth all his price, the price/quality ratio beats easily many cognac celebrity brands.
You don't need to, but you want to. Some brands' vsop will be very sippable, even some VS, but generally VS is cooking grade and VSOP is mixing. XO and older will get you more complexity. There's also "Napoleon", somewhere between VSOP and XO, just not as standard. Try Armagnac, you'll spend less and get more. You can get "hors d'age" (beyond age, older than XO) for VSOP prices.
Ha! The French are very sophisticated! The essence of elegance surpasses all other Europeans countries. Love the way the Frenchman going obout showing how to drink cognac.
I could not disagree more strongly as to the best glass to use in order to enjoy the total experience of sipping a fine cognac; surely a snifter is vastly superior to a wine glass!
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Fun fact: the guy on the right used to have a British accent. But due to drinking cognacs for a long time it evolved into a French accent!
His accent sounds like a mix of Spanish-French accent
You beat me to the punch…I had a similar experience,,,,after a few months of drinking brandy I ordered pom frites in the drive through; In finally managed, with a bit of a stutter to say : fried potatoes !
😅😂😂😂😅
and he is now an alcoholic and drinks only Old Spice
I know this is a few years ago, but you guys are so hysterical. I love cognac so much and this is so much fun to see. Love your comments.!
I can't wait to learn how to pour it in a glass and drink it.
😁🤣😂😂
Takes years of training mate and learning French is essential 🤓
Pls tell secrets
Hahaha
😂😂😂
Until now I had been pouring it into my ear.
Same, I even tried both ears at the same time, I couldn’t tell what I was doing wrong
Well, I’m happy you finally figured it out.
@@Emily-blackrose I’m also happy you finally figured it out.
😂
@@pospicles2424 you haven't lived till u had ass shots bruh
Pairing cognac with food or making it into cocktails is just a marketing campaign to boost the sale in the modern era and selling it to the young generation, which is fine, but trust me this beverage is best enjoy neat, so you can appreciate the full profile of its aroma.
Agree, neat is the way. Cold or room temp?
@@WilsOfPraonto Pour it into a glass, then hold the glass for like 5 min to warm the cognac with your hand and then it will release all the aroma, then you sip just a bit. That is the best way to enjoy cognac.
@@MrDariomag327 Right you are sir
That's the only way I drink as I just don't like cocktails, but if someone likes cocktails, that's what VS and VSOP are for. Why not? Historically mixing cognac is just as traditional as neat. Just like whisky. Of course every producer wants to maximize their sales, that's why mixology and cocktails were invented. Well, and also to mask inferior liquor with citrus 😎
Well a Brandy Alexander is a fairly old cocktail, and while craft cocktails have made a resurgence it's not like cognac makers are doing the same pitches as Campari does. I think the guy in the guy in the video says it best when he says there's really no bad way to enjoy a good cognac. Personally I like drinking it neat but I also like it as a premium ingredient in something mixed, and to be clear a well thought out cocktail not just an expensive Long Island Iced Tea
Interviewer: "What is cognac?"
Cognac Expert "Get your hands off me!!"
I thought it was only me, that would've annoyed the hell out of me.
Too much touching. Creepy and annoying
Dude, never come to Argentina 😂
You can tell this guy lives for cognac. He is so passionate about it.
Being an Aficionado of fine spirits does not make him/her an alcoholic. It makes them knowledgeable of their product in which they take pride. They're Classic. You don't drink Cognac to get drunk. You sip it to relax.
i be jus trynna get fucked up 🤣
@@matthewlmo3873 fr lmao
🗿
So, now you tell me after all these years of getting wasted on cognac! Damn.
Aficionado is just an educated alcoholic trying not to embarras themselves by drinking like a fool
Pairing with a cheeseburger Tre Magnifique!
You re so american!😁
Looool
🤢🤢🤢
@@o.h2202 square
It's called a Royale with cheese in Cognac!
How to drink Cognac: sip, swirl, smoke, throwup
Agreed
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
In my case, wake up in jail.
😁😂
...I instantly loved the smell and flavor of cagnac the first sip I took in the summer of '70! (Remy Martin, VSOP) I actually decided to stop drinking cognac altogether for a number of years because I enjoyed it so very much I feared I might become an alcoholic. Today I have a snifter several times a week and consider it to be one of the few very special pleasures of life that never lets me down
Cheers my cognac crew who watches this with a bottle of cognac with him.
I watched this while sipping on Hennessy
@@TA-ht4jo Haha, same
@@TA-ht4jo Me too, Cheers!
Try it with a Le Coca-Cola.
😵
Actually a good combo. If I may advise throw a piece of lemon (or lemon juice) into the glass of coca-cola with cognac.
Or Le Sprite and Le Hpnotiq
Don’t forget the le cranberry juicé
oui magnfique
Pour out some for the homies, fill yo cup, and light up a blunt💯
Ahhhh yes foo
I drink this out the bottle fuk the glass lol
@@isaiahpalos9093 the taste changes when you pour it into a glass lol
Skip the rot gut n light the blunt
@@eesafredericks2122 good to know. I downed the whole bottle😂 clinged to that toilet bowl
As a big fan of good cognac and brandy I find many similarities between good cognac and good bourbon - they are made in similar processes from completely different ingredients and mash but are distilled and aged in much the same way - much like two different sides if the same coin.
Almost. Bourbon is made in charred barrels (charcoal on the inside), cognac is made in toasted barrels made from different species of oak. They are both similar and very different. Love both :-) also many bourbons are column distilled, while cognac is always double pot stilled.
Once you have 3 or 4 drinks everything matches nicely. Lol 😂
I just ordered two bottles of Braastad Cognac VS, and a bottle of Davidoff Cognac VSOP today.
Normally I wouldn't use a Cognac as a drink mixer. I prefer mine neat in a bulb glass and with a nice cigar or some dark chocolate from Belgium or Switzerland.
One of the best I've ever tasted was the Hennesy Paradis Imperial. Very smooth and with a pleasant and long aftertaste. Perfect with a Cuban cigar.
That sounds pricey…but luxurious 🍻
Wow, I would need that much money for more important things. So, no thx. 😅
I I love when people say they’re an expert on drinking cognac, whiskey or beer. It’s just a nice way of saying that person is an alcoholic
Not really
Someone who enjoy fancy food is just fat... getting low iq vibes here 😅
@@KaptajnKaffe Obviously you have not enjoyed as you put it fancy food , the low IQ sufferer would be you. You cannot gain experience by drinking cognac,bourbon or whiskey once a month or even once a week. Unless you’re connoisseurs by book and just parroting what you read by other people you can’t have to be an alcoholic to be a connoisseur’s of alcohol
@@mikez7842 I am not a heavy drinker or even drinker for that matter. But on weddings on new year parties I have had my share. I am not an expert in various drinks but I have had tequila, vodka, red and white wine, champagne, whisky, scotch, raki, martini, beer, chacha, palinka, liquer, baileys, rum and many other drinks. I can tell you that nothing like good cognac and good vodka. French cognac and Finlandia vodka are my best. Yet again I drink 4-5 times a year max. and each time 300-400 grams max. I do like sweet red wine as well.
@@memmedbaku4606 here’s what read
Mike Z I am not a heavy drinker or even drinker for that matter. But on weddings on new year parties [I binge drink] I am not an expert in various drinks [i just can’t help myself when I’m around tequila, vodka, red and white wine, champagne, whisky, scotch, raki, martini, beer, chacha, palinka, liquer, baileys, rum and many other drinks that I like to binge drink till I black out and piss in the corner of some random room] I can tell you that nothing like good cognac and good vodka [the two alcohols I like to binge drink the most] French cognac and Finlandia vodka are my best [I don’t get sink and projectile vomit all over the place and. Sometimes on people and animals.] Yet again I drink 4-5 times a year max. [other wise my parents would disown me and my girl would leave me] and each time 300-400 grams max [in a single drink,of many glasses]. I do like sweet red wine as well. [I Like to look sophisticated when I’m pickling myself and wine]
You should seek out AA meetings
My initial thought after trying cognac for the first time after years of drinking whiskies almost exclusively, kinda felt like a mixture of high-rye Bourbon and Speyside Scotch on the nose. But on the palate a smooth velvety texture that i've never experienced in whiskies. Thoroughly enjoyed it. Looking forward to getting into the world of cognacs
Hennessy XO
My favorite
I'm looking to order cognac the next time I go to my neighborhood gastropub. I've been wondering how the aftertaste of cognac compares to the distinctly strong aftertaste of whiskey, which I drink either neat or in an old-fashioned cocktail.
If you like congac try brandy from Armenia. Some of the most delicious stuff you'll ever taste.
@@flaviovelasquez4451 I finally did try cognac... it had a fuller-bodied taste than bourbon and some hints of fruit.
I'll keep an eye out for Armenian brandy
Try dusse, amazingly smooth and rich flavor
Clear this video is pre 2020, there is so much touching
And they drank from each others glasses 🤢😷
😂
Ah men of culture, the algorithm has brought us back together once a gain to witness this modern day master piece.
Very sympathic guy, I definitely learned something.
Excellent video- I just bought a Courvoisier VS.
vids like these really opened up my tastebuds to cognac n whiskey
So happy to learn something new! Thanks for sharing this video.
This guy really wanted to touch the brandy expert 😂
Yeah.. liberal males are all the same 😏
Watching this while chewing beef jerky and swallowing half a bottle of Hennesy VSOP...
Very fancy!
All while taking a deuce
Well to be fair...asians dont know anything but sake 😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂
After drinking Bourbon for sometime you can really appreciate the different notes you get from Cognac especially the on palate . Before that always mixed it but alone a good Cognac is delicious.
I’m coming at it from Bourbon too. Looking forward to it.
@@Hun_Uinaq enjoy its another experience can practically taste the grapes with some of the better brands but like burbon better doesn't always mean alot of $$$.
Cognac should be enjoyed neat
@@bigpickles7111 agree.
Wow, great video! Thanks for this guide. I feel like I can go to the liquor store confidently now and not feel so mystified.
get drunk before you go youll have confidence
I always drink everything by mouth only! I thought this video is going show me another way of drinking Cognac😀
Try the Martell Blue Swift. It is a Cognac VSOP aged in Bourbon barrels. But my favorite is the Martell VSOP, neat. Then I surprised myself by mixing The Martell VSOP (Red Barrel) and the Martell BlueSwift 50/50. Best cognac ever for sipping.
What is your opinion regarding " Noblige " ?
@@MrStClair247 None of my local stores have it 🤷🏽♂️
really liked the food pairing suggestions
Usually a bourbon guy but there is nothing wrong with good Remy Martin XO every now and then !
Try the Martell Blue Swift. It is a Cognac VSOP aged in Bourbon barrels. But my favorite is the Martell VSOP, neat. Then I surprised myself by mixing The Martell VSOP (Red Barrel) and the Martell BlueSwift 50/50. Best cognac ever for sipping.
@@Enemji gotta give that a try sounds good.
@@Enemji kid, the boss was talking about XO, don't come here suggesting VSOPs lol
@@Enemji man that's all I drink is blue swift..very smooth and u don't give a damn about anything in the world when it hits u!!
Thanks for the tips guys! Now I feel like a true man. 😌🥃 Cheers.
Thanks for Sharing.
Nice video.
It surprised to me to discover that XO stands for "Extra Old" and VS "for "Very Special" - seems very unusual for the French to adopt English words in this manner? There must be some history to this decision. Export reasons, perhaps.
The British were the biggest importers of Cognac back in the days so they used English to accommodate them.
@@hottuna2006 ah cool 👍🏻
alcohol drinks and tobacco smoke will never be the main stream like in 80's. that's why you have to dig into the information mostly by your own desire. not many teenagers would spend time on digging the alcohol drink history. for me, i drink from 18 of course. but i just drink for drunk in pubs making friends partying. just upto now im 40 and start concerning about notes and taste. and just understand the different of whisky from cognac and brandy.
Thank you ! I like this young man handsome gut who takes pride in his family business “ Tessaron” To promote his product , to keep in family. He is a responsible guy instead of being a freeload of his family.
Not made by Hennessy gang
@Alex Vargas hahahahahahaaah Môet Hennessy be like crying in the corner
Top video, I will try a couple of bottles.. .
I drink it either with a big fat Ice cube that fills almost the whole glass or served hot, pre heating the glass with hot water, then putting a bit cognac inside and spreding it all around and igniting it. after that the glass is nice and hot, then i put the cognac in. The flavor comes out 10 times more! you smell on it and a cognac vapor fills your nose and you can smell much more aromas.
Great educational video. Can you do a longer video
I was expecting to learn “How to drink cognac!!” Do I shoot it back like a shot? Do I rinse around in my mouth like the guy did? Do I let it sit on a section of my tongue for a few seconds?
My boi wuz lit AF at the end 🍹
Thank you for posting. Cheers!🍻
Love this, great production.
Why is touching him so awkwardly on the shoulder? Look like a technique from a cheap self help seminar
its a Trump technique :)) its Huuge
You're awkward for feeling that awkward lol..what's wrong?
Or it is just his personality
@@theodoret4556 haha! It's Bigly.
He was probably starting to get drunk.
I realy like to mix Brandy with Scotch. Brandy Smooths out Whiskey perfectly and ive you mix in a little bit of Amaretto, the Vanilla-Oak notes from the Whiskey come out realy great while keeping it realy smooth. I use this for my Flask usually.
Mix it with Aldi budget lemonade and a packet of cheese Doritos
Aldi Brandy XO (5yo) is delicious (especially so for, £13.99)
you mean cheese El Tora
Are you joking?😂
So after I open the bottle of what do I do next? Am I supposed to pour in a glass or just drink it straight from the bottle? Do I have to smell it first or can I just a chug away?
Que bueno tiene que estar ese Coñac .
Cuando pueda pruebe el Brandy Luis Felipe, o el Brandy Cardenal Mendoza , seguro que les gustaran , un saludo desde Málaga 😊😊😊😊
*Drinks a really good cognac*
Only thing he thinks of to say:
_Smooth_
*Camera pans to me drinking a pint of Remy straight from the bottle*
Can't wait to drink like this at a party
Damn. If you're using a XO or VSOP for an old fashioned you've got money boy.
Please can some post a Tutorial on the proper way to smoke some bud. I want to medicate using medical marijuana. Every time I indulge in medical grade marijuana I get high AF, I must be doing it wrong.
Beautiful shaped tulip glasses. I love a nice shape
Yeah all looks good till you realise you can't afford it anyway
Right 😂
its cheap dude
It's affordable
Samgems Gems fr I just copped a bottle for like 50$ 😂 750ml
You can get great stuff for between $50-$70. It is not an expensive drink. It is the aged stuff that can get ridiculously expensive.
Tesseron Cognac XO Selection Lot 90 $96.00 paired with fish
Tesseron Cognac XO Selection Lot 76 $119.00 paired with blue cheese
Tesseron Cognac XO Selection Lot 53 $319.00 paired with chocolate
Tesseron Cognac XO Selection Lot 29 $619.00 - not in the video, it came up while searching these other cognacs
Why do you keep touching him lol
You are channeling Jimmy Fallon 🤣🤣
Lovely video. Very informative. Very educational. Appreciate it
There seems to be a lot of similarities between Cognac and good whiskey. . But I'm having trouble finding good cognac. If all I can get a hold of his Hennessy or Courvoisier. I'm probably going to stay away.
I should qualify previous statement is that the vs versions are all that are available.
@@chrisdeterman3247
Try ordering from Astor Wines.
The music is so overwhelming between conversations. I waiting on someone to start rapping...
In Singapore they drink the most expensive Cognac with coke at food centres :-)
Haha they know nothing
I was drinking E&J until the stimulus check came in , now I can sip that XO🤤🥃
💯
You a fool man! 😂😂😂😂
You fuckin dumb lmao 😆
Hahahahahah! 😂😂😂 ure crazy!
TH-cam needs a “retweet” type option for funny ass comments like this 😂😂
Hennessey tastes pretty good. I drink it eeryday, neat.
"Thanks so meutche for havinngue mi" ok he's French 😂
The host keeps touching the guest when he talks, and the guest is like you are molesting me even before you are drunk!
Alvin Koh yeah even I was like the hell is he doing with the long ass touches 😂
@@hoochimamable hahaha ☺️
Way too touchy-feely
@@hoochimamable lol.
I think the host was already a little buzzed before the filming started. You can kind of feel the guy trying to hold his own coherency together and not being aware of his massive arm movements and touchy feely ness. Weird thing to watch. Kind of embarrassed for him.
Wonderful video awesome fantastic
Usually drink for the bottle but this works
This is exactly the video I was looking for
THANKS MATT ,LOOKING FORWARD TO TRYING THIS 😋
I actually have a nephew who is named MATT WHITE 🙂 ( MY FAVORITE )
Can you please post the drink recipes that you sampled on the video?
I just bought some cognac for a recipe from Jean Pierre, I'm not much of a drinker at all. I ended up with a bottle of VS so it's probably going to be a bit rough down the hatch for sipping lol.
cognac is a drink that warms the soul how can you drink it with ice I don't understand
But seriously, nice vid and good use of a copita and food pairings.
Straight! Thats how i drink it.
I just want to go to friends to experience this beautiful flavors
Very nice, thanks!
Sidecar has always been one of my favorites
My first time drinking 1738 and I don't drink and it was horrible it was like my nose was fighting it and to drink it was like someone betting u to drink acid. I drinked it straight up. Is there anything to make it better
Yes. Don't drink. Sip. Like you're trying very hot coffee and trying not to burn your tongue. Very small amounts, especially at first, on the very tip of your tongue. Ethanol overwhelms the palate and numbs it. So you need to ease into it. It may take several times. Once you took a bug gulp, that session is ruined, try another day. After a while your brain "ignores" the ethanol and only registers flavor.
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Well done
Gentlemen, cognac (brandy in general) should ALWAYS be served in HOT glasses, large body but narrow open.
The warm alcohol will evaporate with all aromas and can be smelled, enjoying all qualities of this special drink.
By the way, I recommend you to try an Romanian burned wine (vinars) called JAD. Is not cheap but it worth all his price, the price/quality ratio beats easily many cognac celebrity brands.
Heat destroys the alcohol you prat. lol
Best drink, drink neat (OX) ten years plus
How to drink Cognac: drink Armagnac
How to REALLY drink cognac : take 3 swigss and hope for the best 🤧 ..maybe smoke a couple blunts before 🤭🤣
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Take a swig pass to the left hit the blunt and keep the going to the left
😁 its 9am and you guys made want a Cognac right now lolll
I seem to remember brandy served to me in a flaming glass in a nice restaurant.
Do you really need to buy XO Cognac to get a good taste?
You don't need to, but you want to. Some brands' vsop will be very sippable, even some VS, but generally VS is cooking grade and VSOP is mixing. XO and older will get you more complexity. There's also "Napoleon", somewhere between VSOP and XO, just not as standard. Try Armagnac, you'll spend less and get more. You can get "hors d'age" (beyond age, older than XO) for VSOP prices.
Cognac expert? I mean I got the qualifications 😂🥃 where do I sign up?
Our local bar serves it over a glass of hot water. Why?
To warm the Cognac and bring out its aromas and flavor notes.
Ha! The French are very sophisticated! The essence of elegance surpasses all other Europeans countries. Love the way the Frenchman going obout showing how to drink cognac.
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May I suggest adding some Le Hpnotiq, to create a Le Incredible Hulk....pairing it with a slice of Le Slim Jim and Le Funyuns.
I could not disagree more strongly as to the best glass to use in order to enjoy the total experience of sipping a fine cognac; surely a snifter is vastly superior to a wine glass!
Wow….. all this time i was chugging it straight from the bottle….. Thanks for the video
A woman chugged a whole bottle of this because she didn’t want to give it to airport security
Hi, any reviews on j denis boutrier cognac
His accent sounds expensive
Him: there’s lots of different conigac to drink
Me: henny out the bottle
too much touching :D :D. Great video. Thank you
What about the kind you heat it up in your glass. What kind would that be