Going to Milwaukee’s Public Market and saying you’ve explored Wisconsin is like reading the first chapter of War and Peace and saying you’ve read the entire book.
I think you would love visiting Wisconsin. A lot of people from Germany, Poland, the UK, and several Scandinavian countries have moved here. We take beer very seriously here, we have some of the best cheese in the world, we love sausages, we love being outside in nature no matter the weather, and the people in general are super friendly.
I live in janesville, Southern Wisconsin. You just saw milwaukee it is great to spend a day or tow but there so much here to see. Wisconsin is the perfect state for road trips Southern to central to western to north woods and up to door county. Many little towns to small cities to experience pluse many many festivals. 11:25
It's been years since I've been to anywhere in Southern Wisconsin (moved to Missouri in 1993), miss going to the antique shops in the area (Beloit, Columbus, Racine, etc.). Also miss the flea market in Elkhorn 😞
Wisconsin requires that all butter sold in the state be graded by a licensed Wisconsin grader. Imported butters are not allowed because they are not graded by the USDA. Butter from outside of Wisconsin must be labeled to indicate that it complies with the state's grade standards.Restaurants in Wisconsin are required to use real butter unless a customer requests otherwise. This law has been in place since 1957 to protect the state's dairy industry.Wisconsin is the only state in the country that requires cheesemakers to earn a license. The license is related to science, sanitation, and the integrity of Wisconsin's dairy industry.
So….. this video was during a day trip while Diana was visiting Lawrence and wife from Lost in the pond in Chicago…. So she was limited to only taking the train up to downtown milwaukee and a few uber trips that didnt get her any further west than 60th street in Tosa and Dirty Stallis …… barely a fair representation of the whole 414 region, let alone Wisconsin as a whole. I was born in milwaukee but have no personal memory of it before 12 year of age (dad was navy) but both sides of my family are from the north central part of the state. Culturally and geographically the state is quite diverse within is own range on the spectrum
"Cheese-heads" came from Chicago Bears fans as a cut to us Packer fans, and we kind of embraced it. Growing up here my whole life, since 1962, that term got started in the early 1990's, if I'm remembering accurately.
I was born and raised in De Pere Wisconsin, a few miles south of Green Bay and having been many places around this world, my heart couldn’t wait to get back home. The people here are amazing. No one judges you here and no one here attacks you for your opinion or political beliefs. It’s a joy.
I'm born and raised in Chicago, but currently live in lake county Illinois near the border of Wisconsin (like equal distance between Chicago and Milwaukee) Next time you guys come to America, come in the spring to Chicago and then head north to Wisconsin, you will love the Midwest, I promise!!!👐💕😊👍💕
If you want to get a true feel for Wisconsin, you'll have to experience a fish boil in Door County, and tailgating at a Packers game. Seriously, to experience tailgating, all you have to do is show up. Introduce yourselves as people from another country and talk to people. You will get to know Wisconsinites, our food, and our lifestyle, on such an intimate level, you will be amazed and astonished.
Wisconsin is a very charming state. One of my best friends is from Kenosha and I have been. It's directly between Milwaukee and Chicago and is well connected with public transit, busses and trains to both cities. The food is great, the people are amazing and it's always a good time. One thing to note, and I always get an earful, if you are close to the lake, people do not talk like they are from Fargo. LOL, but "west of the I", they do. Half of the state has that mid-western flat accent, and the other half says things like "don'tchaknow" and pronounces "bag" as "BAY-G" but a "bagel" is a "bag-uhl". It's charming, I swear! And the summer concerts there are phenomenal!!
Wisconsin has lots to offer and the people are great. Check out Door County (the thumb in the state), the Driftless Area on the west end of the state, and the northern part of the state. Fun fact, a good chunk of the state was carved out by glaciers, which contributes to why there are so many lakes. And in terms of the Great Lakes, you may think that you're looking out over an ocean.
And for cheese, go to the actual makers. There are a ton of them scattered about. And make sure to try the cheese curds (not the deep fried stuff you might see advertised). If they squeak when you bite into them, you've gotten good fresh ones. And try the frozen custard and butterburgers. Culver's, based in Wisconsin, has taken that menu nationally as a chain but they are far from being the best within the state. Also, once outside the Milwaukee area, don't be surprised at the amount of wildlife you see, particularly deer.
I'm from Chicago and I've lived all over the USA, in 10 different cities. I've also lived in 3 foreign countries. Believe it or not: This little "back water" (Milwaukee).... is my favorite.
I had to laugh when was walking to the brewery. I worked for Miller for 15 years and she was walking down State Street with the working brewery on both sides of the street. That I part of State Street is called Miller Valley.
Lots of fun places to explore in Wisconsin if you decide to come visit. Milwaukee has two pro Sports teams, Baseball's Brewers and Basketball's Bucks, to see depending on the time of year as well as a Zoo and Miller Brewery. Madison is the capital city and the downtown has several places to check out, especially in the Fall during the College Football season. I live in Door County which is now in our Quiet season but is well worth visiting between April and October, the county is full of Cherries, wineries, parks, and small towns. You can check out The Green Bay Packers in Green Bay starting in July and tour the Museum, Hall of Fame and the Stadium pretty much year round.
I live north of Green Bay and the state is way more than cheese, beer and cold... Wisconsin is known as America's outdoor playground for so many reasons... and we also have some of the best mom & pop restaurant's also...
That does NOT mean that THAT IS ALL WE GOT though!!! Check it out for yourself, don't believe the arrogant fly-over's opinions!!!@@runrafarunthebestintheworld
If "all we got here is beer and cheese" why, then, do so many people from Illinois, who have enough money to afford a SECOND home, and could go ANYWHERE else, make the trip to Wisconsin, TO their second home, every year to enjoy nature, festivals, and yes, even some culture. Historic locations also. Even Illinois' famous OLD SCHOOL, REAL mob bosses took their vacations here. Scenic road trips, especially in Western Wisconsin!!! Or you could just stay on the plane and keep flying.
@runrafarunthebestintheworld You can live anywhere where you want and be happy... it's a shame that you're so close minded without knowing your facts about places...
Burgers from Mickey -Lu Bar-B-Q in Marinette! Don't forget the Great Peshtigo Fire, same exact day as the Chicago Fire, but much larger and way more devastating. A couple of my ancestors died in the fire, fortunately most survived.
Years back I was in Milwaukee the last week of August and there were snow flurries. It was, might still be, a big Beer Brewery town. They used to have an exhibit called Old Milwaukee. The admission was a nickel, 5 cents, and that entitled you to a tour and 5 glasses of beer. Needless to say, very popular with the University crowd. Since Wisconsin is known as "the Dairy State" through the 1970s it was illegal to sell non-dairy, margarine, spread. It was butter all the way.
Seltzer is basically fizzy water. Now replace most of that with juice and alcohol. That’s hard seltzer. It’s the soda of the alcohol world. It’s dangerous because the alcohol content isn’t regulated as heavily. It’s however has to meet federal standards of at least 7.5% alcohol but hard seltzer can be higher due to the fizz.
Cheese curds yummy. But the closer you get to Minnesota and Iowa in Wisconsin the prettier and nicer it gets, with a couple exceptions of course. The bluffs around the Mississippi river are lovely.
The Spanish cheese could be Manchego or Zamorano. Either one is very good. There is a whole world of cheese out there Millie. If Wisconsin were only cheese & bratwurst, I would sign up. LOL!! There are some fun touristy things to do. The lakeshore has caves you can paddle through. Everyone talks about 'The Dells' & if you have enough time do it. But I would find some other places first.
First of all Millie, I love your reactions, You are too cute. I think that Dianes reactions to Miller are just her being kind. I am a big fan of Guiness and I usually eat Vermont cheddar but I love camembert and am open to other cheeses, but not other beers.
Milwaukee is nice to visit but there is so much more to Wisconsin. Central Wisconsin were I live has so much to see also. I recommend coming to my town Wausau and seeing all the dairies and other places. Also you can join the 45/90 club by traveling about 15 miles west of here. It is 45* north and 90* west. There are only 3 other places were you are 45* and 90* on the planet but 2 of those are under Oceans and the other is in the mountains in China. You can even get a coin saying you have visited the spot.
31DEC24 Wisconsin guy here, as I told her the only "bad" part of New Glarus breswery/spotted cow is that they ONLY sell in Wisconsin. Great for us bad for anyone else who gets to taste it. What she called "Little book box" is called Little Free Libraries, it isa great way to share books with the world. In fact they are all around the world: Guernsey: littlefreelibrary.org/map/
I grew up in Madison. Yes the big cities have a lot to offer. I left the Madison area and moved to a small village West. You want to know a state ? Go to the small towns and villages in the state. Madison, Milwaukee. Just like any other big city. Endless miles of packed hi ways, bad drivers and no parking.
I appreciate your interest in Wisconsin! The state is pretty overlooked on YT. If you'd like to get a better idea of what a city and its people are like here, you might want to take a look at a recent video called "3 Days in America’s Best College Town - Madison, WI." There's cheese, a Badgers (football) game, fine dining, and more cheese (of course.)
I'm a little confused. Leinenkugel is from Chippawa Falls, Wisconsin (which I've done their tour and the Miller tour before). Can someone let me know if Miller bought out Leinenkugel? I haven't been on the tours since I was in college. Leinenkugel was a nice tour as a cool date day, but Miller was cool also. Depends on your mood. Chippawa Falls is laid back and Miller was more industrial. Miller had the cool cave chambers though.
Miller bought Leinenkugels some years ago. They're actually closing the Chippewa Falls brewery at the end of the year but keeping the guest services building open. End of an era up there. I used to tour the Leinenkugels brewery up there as well in a previous life when I was attending school at UW Eau Claire and the drinking age was 18.
@Smedley61 Thanks for the response. I also went to Eau Claire for my physics degree back in the day. I spent too much time on Water Street. Drinking age was 21 for me
I think if you guys come visit wisconsin. Go to door county. Wisconsin dells and yes milwaukee. I would go to milwaukee for summerfest. Plenty of food, drinks and all types of music to enjoy.
Jeppson's Malört is a Chicago thing - not sure why she went looking for it in Milwaukee. 100 miles South and she would have found it as easily as tap water.
She went to Milwaukee, the largest city in the state. Also not representative of the rest of the state. There's a lot in Milwaukee, but it's much like a large city anywhere. Many states in the U S have one main city that are much like the main cities in other states. She did like the cheddar cheese and not knowing what type of cheddar it was, I'll bet if she had been in a more rural area and visiting an actual dairy where the cheese is made she could have tried a 12 year aged cheddar that would have made what she was eating taste like garbage.
The REAL cheese capitol of Wisconsin is Plymouth, Sheboygan county! Sargento Cheese company serves most every grocery store in the state and across America!
Milwaukee does not represent Wisconsin. She needs to get out into the country where she can really experience the state. Colby Wisconsin is the home of colby cheese and much better than cheddar in my opinion. Leinenkugels bees is from Chippewa Falls Wisconsin on the other side of the state from Milwaukee.
Only a mere glimpse at Milwaukee and that is just a small view of Wisconsin. I have lived in northern Wisconsin, Milwaukee, and now Madison and I can tell you that each region of the state has something to offer. ruclips.net/video/DBxoC9NIiDY/видео.htmlsi=TOXFT9yu3-U_yRPs ruclips.net/video/HKsg-rNnVhM/видео.htmlsi=Rvi5_eNN7ojQFfdm ruclips.net/video/EdLqndhmXuw/видео.htmlsi=RtpsRXIdsX1e-aHM ruclips.net/video/WwOsq4IwRyU/видео.htmlsi=3gFEp-uu-ev7fKgv
She was being way too kind about the Bear. Miller bear is like on the lowest rung of beers in America. It was popular before craft beers started becoming well-known the past couple of decades.
Milwaukee might be the worst of Wisconsin. Jeez. I live in Wausau, WI and was raised in Merced, CA. Wisconsin is awesome without Milwaukee problems. No thanks. They are also about 6 hours south of us. Remember how big states are here. BTW I hate the aftertaste of brats. Never heard of them in CA.
Milwaukee is not really representative of Wisconsin as a whole. Some of the best parts of Wisconsin are the more rural areas and smaller cities around the state imo.
This presenter, Diane from Ireland, isn't very good at her job. I've seen other of her videos and gave this one a brief chance. I can't watch her to the end. Sorry, Millie.
Millie and James, do you read any of the comments that people leave on your videos. Have you read any of the comments regarding Diane Jennings on your previous videos? Do you like her channel because you agree with her? Do you dislike everything about the United States like Diane Jennings? Or what?
I don’t care for this woman’s video. I watched several of her past videos. But I found her to be ignorant of important facts, and put her opinions in as fax.
There is no relation between southern Wisconsin (where Milwaukee is ) , and Northern Wisconsin. There isn't much difference between Milwaukee and Chicago.
She built her channel on being critical of the United States. Lots of people have commented that before on your previous reactions to her. Do you seek out channels that are critical of the United States? That's actually a legitimate question.
@runrafarunthebestintheworld. you've left several comments defending Diane Jennings. Is that your job? Defending YT channels? Or is it just Diane Jennings? You said several times, "but she wasn't offensive here". Does that make building her channel on negativity about the United States OK? You might think so, but no one asked for your opinion. The question is why does Millie keep reacting to her channel after knowing that already? Only she can answer that question, not you.
I'm in Milwaukee right now! It's a great place, but nothing that's worth traveling across the world for if I'm being honest. I know everybody thinks we're all obsessed with cheese... the only place I've ever seen a like cheese specific place is on the freeway coming from Chicago or at the airport. It's 100% a tourist thing unless you're way out in the middle of nowhere, but if anyone's in Chicago Milwaukee if definitely worth a trip for the day.
Wtf are you talking about?! There are specialty cheese places all over this great state. It is everywhere! We worked hard to get that rep. Wisconsin produces 26% of the nations cheese. We are America's Dairyland and we use 90% of the milk we produce for cheese.
I live in Milwaukee. I have lived all over the U.S. Wisconsin is the least beautiful state I've lived in. There are even less beautiful states, but Wisconsin is not great. The people is great, so is the food.
That's because you live in MILWAUKEE. I live in the "Driftless"- (look THAT up) I have lived all over the country too, This is the prettiest I've ever lived. Hills and valleys, river and streams, hunting, fishing, skiing, camping, hiking, boating, rafting.line
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Going to Milwaukee’s Public Market and saying you’ve explored Wisconsin is like reading the first chapter of War and Peace and saying you’ve read the entire book.
I think you would love visiting Wisconsin. A lot of people from Germany, Poland, the UK, and several Scandinavian countries have moved here. We take beer very seriously here, we have some of the best cheese in the world, we love sausages, we love being outside in nature no matter the weather, and the people in general are super friendly.
She went to Milwaukee. One city in Wisconsin. Nothing against Milwaukee but that’s just one little piece of Wisconsin.
She also went in the winter.
Exactly. It's a many varied state.
Wisconsin is known for Beer and Cheese sorry that truth hurts.
"one little piece of Wisconsin" ... it's the only large city in the entire state, where do you expect her to go, ferchrissakes? Beloit???
She should go anywhere in the northern half of the state to see the best parts of Wisconsin
I live in janesville, Southern Wisconsin. You just saw milwaukee it is great to spend a day or tow but there so much here to see. Wisconsin is the perfect state for road trips Southern to central to western to north woods and up to door county. Many little towns to small cities to experience pluse many many festivals. 11:25
It's been years since I've been to anywhere in Southern Wisconsin (moved to Missouri in 1993), miss going to the antique shops in the area (Beloit, Columbus, Racine, etc.). Also miss the flea market in Elkhorn 😞
I'm from Illinois, I have family in Janesville!! Downtown Janesville is super cute👐💕👍
Wisconsin requires that all butter sold in the state be graded by a licensed Wisconsin grader. Imported butters are not allowed because they are not graded by the USDA. Butter from outside of Wisconsin must be labeled to indicate that it complies with the state's grade standards.Restaurants in Wisconsin are required to use real butter unless a customer requests otherwise. This law has been in place since 1957 to protect the state's dairy industry.Wisconsin is the only state in the country that requires cheesemakers to earn a license. The license is related to science, sanitation, and the integrity of Wisconsin's dairy industry.
Not really so much that restaurants are required to use butter, but that margarine cannot be used and be called butter.
So….. this video was during a day trip while Diana was visiting Lawrence and wife from Lost in the pond in Chicago…. So she was limited to only taking the train up to downtown milwaukee and a few uber trips that didnt get her any further west than 60th street in Tosa and Dirty Stallis …… barely a fair representation of the whole 414 region, let alone Wisconsin as a whole.
I was born in milwaukee but have no personal memory of it before 12 year of age (dad was navy) but both sides of my family are from the north central part of the state. Culturally and geographically the state is quite diverse within is own range on the spectrum
Up North!
Wisconsinites are called "Cheeseheads" for a reason. Much of the state is composed of dairy farms.
Who doesn't love cheese!? Yummmmmm!
"Cheese-heads" came from Chicago Bears fans as a cut to us Packer fans, and we kind of embraced it. Growing up here my whole life, since 1962, that term got started in the early 1990's, if I'm remembering accurately.
I was born and raised in De Pere Wisconsin, a few miles south of Green Bay and having been many places around this world, my heart couldn’t wait to get back home. The people here are amazing. No one judges you here and no one here attacks you for your opinion or political beliefs. It’s a joy.
@@kahless9999 Spent a couple of years in De Pere, attending St.Norbert’s. Nice town!
I lived in Milwaukee for a year and loved the people and the city. I lived in a Polish community and I have so many wonderful cherished memories.
I'm born and raised in Chicago, but currently live in lake county Illinois near the border of Wisconsin (like equal distance between Chicago and Milwaukee) Next time you guys come to America, come in the spring to Chicago and then head north to Wisconsin, you will love the Midwest, I promise!!!👐💕😊👍💕
If you want to get a true feel for Wisconsin, you'll have to experience a fish boil in Door County, and tailgating at a Packers game. Seriously, to experience tailgating, all you have to do is show up. Introduce yourselves as people from another country and talk to people. You will get to know Wisconsinites, our food, and our lifestyle, on such an intimate level, you will be amazed and astonished.
Proud to be born, raised and still living in Milwaukee, WI! 🧀
I live in pewaukee now. Not bad here. The lake is tiny but no bullets flying.
grew up in Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin, northwest of Milwaukee. A old joke was if you go into a town that had five buildings three of them are bars.
Howdy neighbor…. Ive lived up by drezka park since 89 Christmas spent alot of my free time a Petrov’s West Bowling
Every town needs a post office, bar and church, or it’s just unincorporated. 🤔😏😂
Every time I drive past Menomonie I wind up singing that song from the Muppets. Menomonie, doot doo da doo doo 🎶
@@yadarehey1130so a minimum of 15 buildings are required. 12 bars, a post office and a church.
Wisconsin is a very charming state. One of my best friends is from Kenosha and I have been. It's directly between Milwaukee and Chicago and is well connected with public transit, busses and trains to both cities. The food is great, the people are amazing and it's always a good time. One thing to note, and I always get an earful, if you are close to the lake, people do not talk like they are from Fargo. LOL, but "west of the I", they do. Half of the state has that mid-western flat accent, and the other half says things like "don'tchaknow" and pronounces "bag" as "BAY-G" but a "bagel" is a "bag-uhl". It's charming, I swear! And the summer concerts there are phenomenal!!
The Spotted Cow beer she got is excellent. We do have a lot of cheese here and we make the best in the country.
Wisconsin has lots to offer and the people are great. Check out Door County (the thumb in the state), the Driftless Area on the west end of the state, and the northern part of the state. Fun fact, a good chunk of the state was carved out by glaciers, which contributes to why there are so many lakes. And in terms of the Great Lakes, you may think that you're looking out over an ocean.
And for cheese, go to the actual makers. There are a ton of them scattered about. And make sure to try the cheese curds (not the deep fried stuff you might see advertised). If they squeak when you bite into them, you've gotten good fresh ones.
And try the frozen custard and butterburgers. Culver's, based in Wisconsin, has taken that menu nationally as a chain but they are far from being the best within the state.
Also, once outside the Milwaukee area, don't be surprised at the amount of wildlife you see, particularly deer.
Ur supposed to drink Pabst with your cheese and brats. People that live in Wisconsin, love Wisconsin !!
Wisconsinites basically all came from Scandinavia, Germany, Denmark, Switzerland. They are the most European state to this day.
I'm from Chicago and I've lived all over the USA, in 10 different cities. I've also lived in 3 foreign countries. Believe it or not: This little "back water" (Milwaukee).... is my favorite.
I had to laugh when was walking to the brewery. I worked for Miller for 15 years and she was walking down State Street with the working brewery on both sides of the street. That I part of State Street is called Miller Valley.
Lots of fun places to explore in Wisconsin if you decide to come visit. Milwaukee has two pro Sports teams, Baseball's Brewers and Basketball's Bucks, to see depending on the time of year as well as a Zoo and Miller Brewery. Madison is the capital city and the downtown has several places to check out, especially in the Fall during the College Football season. I live in Door County which is now in our Quiet season but is well worth visiting between April and October, the county is full of Cherries, wineries, parks, and small towns. You can check out The Green Bay Packers in Green Bay starting in July and tour the Museum, Hall of Fame and the Stadium pretty much year round.
I love when you guys hit my home town Milwaukee. Cheers from Wisconsin.
I live north of Green Bay and the state is way more than cheese, beer and cold... Wisconsin is known as America's outdoor playground for so many reasons... and we also have some of the best mom & pop restaurant's also...
It's universially unkown for Beer and Cheese sorry thats the truth.
That does NOT mean that THAT IS ALL WE GOT though!!! Check it out for yourself, don't believe the arrogant fly-over's opinions!!!@@runrafarunthebestintheworld
If "all we got here is beer and cheese" why, then, do so many people from Illinois, who have enough money to afford a SECOND home, and could go ANYWHERE else, make the trip to Wisconsin, TO their second home, every year to enjoy nature, festivals, and yes, even some culture. Historic locations also. Even Illinois' famous OLD SCHOOL, REAL mob bosses took their vacations here. Scenic road trips, especially in Western Wisconsin!!! Or you could just stay on the plane and keep flying.
@runrafarunthebestintheworld You can live anywhere where you want and be happy... it's a shame that you're so close minded without knowing your facts about places...
Burgers from Mickey -Lu Bar-B-Q in Marinette! Don't forget the Great Peshtigo Fire, same exact day as the Chicago Fire, but much larger and way more devastating. A couple of my ancestors died in the fire, fortunately most survived.
The best thing about Milwaukee is that it’s only 2 hours north of the best city in the U.S. New Glarus beer is why I go to Wisconsin
wisconsin is famous as the USA s best cheese. I m sure it can be ordered online
There's a place called the cheese castle about 30 mins south of milwaukee. If you like cheese here another good choice.
Trust me. Go to Madison, Wisconsin Dells, Door County, Green ay, Bayfield and Apostle Islands... to name just a few places. Then go to Minnesota...
Years back I was in Milwaukee the last week of August and there were snow flurries. It was, might still be, a big Beer Brewery town. They used to have an exhibit called Old Milwaukee. The admission was a nickel, 5 cents, and that entitled you to a tour and 5 glasses of beer. Needless to say, very popular with the University crowd. Since Wisconsin is known as "the Dairy State" through the 1970s it was illegal to sell non-dairy, margarine, spread. It was butter all the way.
She didn't go to a Kwik Trip, so much more to Wisconsin than just Milwaukee
Kwik Trip? seriously?? a gas station is what you expect people to go to when they visit your state?????
@BernardProfitendieu Well, that gas station, as you call it, defines Wisconsin
@@willwellens6990 ludicrous statement - don't you have some cows to milk?
Milwaukee is a great city with a great old world German culture but to really see Wisconsin you got to go out to the smaller cities and Up North™
Seltzer is basically fizzy water. Now replace most of that with juice and alcohol. That’s hard seltzer. It’s the soda of the alcohol world. It’s dangerous because the alcohol content isn’t regulated as heavily. It’s however has to meet federal standards of at least 7.5% alcohol but hard seltzer can be higher due to the fizz.
Cheese curds yummy. But the closer you get to Minnesota and Iowa in Wisconsin the prettier and nicer it gets, with a couple exceptions of course. The bluffs around the Mississippi river are lovely.
The Spanish cheese could be Manchego or Zamorano. Either one is very good. There is a whole world of cheese out there Millie. If Wisconsin were only cheese & bratwurst, I would sign up. LOL!! There are some fun touristy things to do. The lakeshore has caves you can paddle through. Everyone talks about 'The Dells' & if you have enough time do it. But I would find some other places first.
First of all Millie, I love your reactions, You are too cute. I think that Dianes reactions to Miller are just her being kind. I am a big fan of Guiness and I usually eat Vermont cheddar but I love camembert and am open to other cheeses, but not other beers.
Milwaukee is nice to visit but there is so much more to Wisconsin. Central Wisconsin were I live has so much to see also. I recommend coming to my town Wausau and seeing all the dairies and other places. Also you can join the 45/90 club by traveling about 15 miles west of here. It is 45* north and 90* west. There are only 3 other places were you are 45* and 90* on the planet but 2 of those are under Oceans and the other is in the mountains in China. You can even get a coin saying you have visited the spot.
31DEC24 Wisconsin guy here, as I told her the only "bad" part of New Glarus breswery/spotted cow is that they ONLY sell in Wisconsin. Great for us bad for anyone else who gets to taste it.
What she called "Little book box" is called Little Free Libraries, it isa great way to share books with the world. In fact they are all around the world:
Guernsey:
littlefreelibrary.org/map/
The beer se liked SPOTTED COW you only can get in Wisconsin. Their border crossers that come over to by cases of it.
I grew up in Madison. Yes the big cities have a lot to offer. I left the Madison area and moved to a small village West. You want to know a state ? Go to the small towns and villages in the state. Madison, Milwaukee. Just like any other big city. Endless miles of packed hi ways, bad drivers and no parking.
I appreciate your interest in Wisconsin! The state is pretty overlooked on YT. If you'd like to get a better idea of what a city and its people are like here, you might want to take a look at a recent video called "3 Days in America’s Best College Town - Madison, WI." There's cheese, a Badgers (football) game, fine dining, and more cheese (of course.)
I think you'd both love it, but definitely in the summer time!!!
I'm a little confused. Leinenkugel is from Chippawa Falls, Wisconsin (which I've done their tour and the Miller tour before). Can someone let me know if Miller bought out Leinenkugel? I haven't been on the tours since I was in college. Leinenkugel was a nice tour as a cool date day, but Miller was cool also. Depends on your mood. Chippawa Falls is laid back and Miller was more industrial. Miller had the cool cave chambers though.
Miller bought Leinenkugels some years ago. They're actually closing the Chippewa Falls brewery at the end of the year but keeping the guest services building open. End of an era up there. I used to tour the Leinenkugels brewery up there as well in a previous life when I was attending school at UW Eau Claire and the drinking age was 18.
@Smedley61 Thanks for the response. I also went to Eau Claire for my physics degree back in the day. I spent too much time on Water Street. Drinking age was 21 for me
@@Roboto2073 Water street. I may have stumbled back to dorms a number of nights from there.
I prefer Spotted Cow...small local brewery
I think if you guys come visit wisconsin. Go to door county. Wisconsin dells and yes milwaukee. I would go to milwaukee for summerfest. Plenty of food, drinks and all types of music to enjoy.
I went to school next to the Miller Brewery.
Milwaukee is a very poor snap shot of the state over all. Sooo many wonderful beautiful interesting things to do in Wi outside of Milwaukee.
When are the Beasley's moving here?! You are more than welcome!
You should find some videos of supper clubs. That's very Wisconsin.
This woman went to a city in the state of Wisconsin.
Run it's a trap 😂😂😂,J/K
Jeppson's Malört is a Chicago thing - not sure why she went looking for it in Milwaukee. 100 miles South and she would have found it as easily as tap water.
What’s wrong with Dianne? I had a an O.K. Time in Wisconsin when I was at FT. McCoy.
She went to Milwaukee, the largest city in the state. Also not representative of the rest of the state. There's a lot in Milwaukee, but it's much like a large city anywhere. Many states in the U S have one main city that are much like the main cities in other states. She did like the cheddar cheese and not knowing what type of cheddar it was, I'll bet if she had been in a more rural area and visiting an actual dairy where the cheese is made she could have tried a 12 year aged cheddar that would have made what she was eating taste like garbage.
not supposed to have wine with cheese it dont matter. just like a nice market like this can be found bout anywhere
The REAL cheese capitol of Wisconsin is Plymouth, Sheboygan county! Sargento Cheese company serves most every grocery store in the state and across America!
Milwaukee does not represent Wisconsin. She needs to get out into the country where she can really experience the state. Colby Wisconsin is the home of colby cheese and much better than cheddar in my opinion. Leinenkugels bees is from Chippewa Falls Wisconsin on the other side of the state from Milwaukee.
Wisconsin still has more Beer beweries than than any other state same with Cheese factories. Sorry but thats what he state mostly represents.
Say cheese!
I don't like beer, and I can't eat cheese like that either, Millie!
Only a mere glimpse at Milwaukee and that is just a small view of Wisconsin. I have lived in northern Wisconsin, Milwaukee, and now Madison and I can tell you that each region of the state has something to offer. ruclips.net/video/DBxoC9NIiDY/видео.htmlsi=TOXFT9yu3-U_yRPs ruclips.net/video/HKsg-rNnVhM/видео.htmlsi=Rvi5_eNN7ojQFfdm ruclips.net/video/EdLqndhmXuw/видео.htmlsi=RtpsRXIdsX1e-aHM ruclips.net/video/WwOsq4IwRyU/видео.htmlsi=3gFEp-uu-ev7fKgv
Oh yeah, youll love Wisconsin cheese
Wisconsin is a non-Hollywood state filled with nice normal people.
You had cheese in the United States 😊
oh no, not her! Hater go home
She was being way too kind about the Bear. Miller bear is like on the lowest rung of beers in America. It was popular before craft beers started becoming well-known the past couple of decades.
Yeah sadly American beer is nowadays a lot more like making love in a canoe... 😉
Milwaukee might be the worst of Wisconsin. Jeez. I live in Wausau, WI and was raised in Merced, CA. Wisconsin is awesome without Milwaukee problems. No thanks. They are also about 6 hours south of us. Remember how big states are here. BTW I hate the aftertaste of brats. Never heard of them in CA.
lol. 6 hours???? Exaggerate much?
@londonstories161 She drives at 30 miles an hour...
@londonstories161 How far? 4? I said "about."
@@Shalaina_Exit13 according to Waze….2hrs and 45 mins. Lol.
@@Shalaina_Exit13 It takes me about 2 hours and 40 min from my door to my parents'.
Milwaukee is not really representative of Wisconsin as a whole. Some of the best parts of Wisconsin are the more rural areas and smaller cities around the state imo.
From Wisconsin. Just got back from Rhinelander a couple hours ago. Milwaukee is the worst of the state.
Spain does incredible cheese. But NOT from cow milk. Goat and sheep milk cheese like the Manchego Spanish cheese on her plate
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This presenter, Diane from Ireland, isn't very good at her job. I've seen other of her videos and gave this one a brief chance. I can't watch her to the end. Sorry, Millie.
Green Bay is much better place to explore
Millie and James, do you read any of the comments that people leave on your videos. Have you read any of the comments regarding Diane Jennings on your previous videos?
Do you like her channel because you agree with her?
Do you dislike everything about the United States like Diane Jennings?
Or what?
I don’t care for this woman’s video. I watched several of her past videos. But I found her to be ignorant of important facts, and put her opinions in as fax.
She wasn't even criticial in this video at all though. Pfft 😅
There is no relation between southern Wisconsin (where Milwaukee is ) , and Northern Wisconsin. There isn't much difference between Milwaukee and Chicago.
Millie I would recommend KerryGold Dubliner cheese. It's the most popular Irish cheese in America.
This was far from a just presentation of Milwaukee from my experience. Not a fan of this woman.
Me either. She isn't very through- glosses over things, fits things into her narrative, and at times can be boorish and snobby.
She is a negative Nancy. Don't like her videos. She only shows a small part of wisconsin. Sorry guys
Did you really expect her to visit the entire state?
She's not even being criticial in this video at all though. 😅
She wasn't a Negative Nancy at all in this video. However your comment is.
She built her channel on being critical of the United States. Lots of people have commented that before on your previous reactions to her.
Do you seek out channels that are critical of the United States?
That's actually a legitimate question.
Nope they are RUclips recommended videos.
@runrafarunthebestintheworld. you've left several comments defending Diane Jennings. Is that your job? Defending YT channels? Or is it just Diane Jennings?
You said several times, "but she wasn't offensive here". Does that make building her channel on negativity about the United States OK? You might think so, but no one asked for your opinion.
The question is why does Millie keep reacting to her channel after knowing that already?
Only she can answer that question, not you.
Nope. Will NOT watch a video with that woman in it.
What do you have against women?
@@XenFayedno he hates the Irish
@@XenFayedher specifically, she complains about everything.
@@necrogenesis1981like what? Pfft
@@necrogenesis1981Yeah what woman doesn't constantly complain about shit?
The British Isles produce the best cheese in the world, so I'm glad she wasn't put off by our humble American cheeses.
I'm in Milwaukee right now! It's a great place, but nothing that's worth traveling across the world for if I'm being honest. I know everybody thinks we're all obsessed with cheese... the only place I've ever seen a like cheese specific place is on the freeway coming from Chicago or at the airport. It's 100% a tourist thing unless you're way out in the middle of nowhere, but if anyone's in Chicago Milwaukee if definitely worth a trip for the day.
Wtf are you talking about?! There are specialty cheese places all over this great state. It is everywhere! We worked hard to get that rep. Wisconsin produces 26% of the nations cheese. We are America's Dairyland and we use 90% of the milk we produce for cheese.
@ in the parts of the state that are actually worth visiting?
Reactors watching another reactor....wow. Nothing original here.
She is a twit who deletes negative comments from her page. Everyone has to love her!
I don't watch any video with her in it. I can't stand her voice. It's not her accent. It's the timber or quality of her voice. Very annoying.
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dont speed in Wisconsin. you'll end up in jail
No you won't, MULITIPLE DUI's get signature bonds
I live in Wi and have a heavy foot. I have never been to jail. lol
@@jenm6836 you live there they look for out of state tags
Milwaukee is NOT Wisconsin. It's Chicago North.
agreed. Most everyone I know in central Wi would be more than happy to give Milwaukee to Illinois
FIBs can gladly stay put.
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She had cheese and a beer??? That's Wisconsin???????Why is this video being shown to anyone???????
So what part of Wisconsin having Cheese and Beer isn't true then? Pfft
Yes,Wisconsin is known for cheese but a video showing someone eating cheese is not showing anything re Wisconsin.
It's a lazy way to get clicks.
I live in Milwaukee. I have lived all over the U.S. Wisconsin is the least beautiful state I've lived in. There are even less beautiful states, but Wisconsin is not great. The people is great, so is the food.
That's because you live in MILWAUKEE. I live in the "Driftless"- (look THAT up) I have lived all over the country too, This is the prettiest I've ever lived. Hills and valleys, river and streams, hunting, fishing, skiing, camping, hiking, boating, rafting.line