Whiskey for beginners. An explanation of different types of whiskey
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2020
- Basics of whiskey. In under five minutes, we explain the basic differences between the most common whiskeys, such as Scotch whisky, Irish whiskey, Japanese whisky, bourbon, and so on.
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This is an excellent and the information is broken down in an easy to understand manner
Thank you
Always good to pat yourself on the back.
Great straight-to-the-point teacher! Thank u! Now if you don't mind, I'm going for a shot of a single malt scotch whiskey.
Cheers. Thank you, kindly!! Yes, have a single malt for me too:)
Curt
Awesome! Thank you for the printable info.
Great brief clean and clear video
Well done vid, factual and straight to the point
My favorite kind is whatever you are buying. It goes down so smoothly.
:). Cheers, and. thanks for watching
Thank you for this video sir, you were loud and clear, im sure you helped many as well as me.
cheers
Thanks for the educational lesson. It is sincerely appreciated.
Glad it was helpful! Appreciate you watching
Over the years I've started from Whiskey,to Bourbon and finally I'm up to Scotch. Gotta say it's been a fun journey 😉
Oh, yes, it is a fantastic journey. Cheers, my friend
Curt
thanks for watching
Great information. Keep on informing us. Thanks!
Thanks, will do!
Educative.thank you
concise and helpful
Great video ✨🥃✨
well informed love your what you do💝
LOVED YOUR VIDEO
VERY INFORMATIVE
THANK YOU
Thank you!! So sorry for the delay. Been ill
Informative and interesting details, thanks.
I appreciate the feedback
This is not something many things that I knew and I am from India, thanks.
Thank you for watching and commenting. I lived in Mumbai for 2.5 years. Great city!! Loved my experience there
Cheers
Curt
There’s a literal world of whisky out there, but while we know that’s cause for celebration it can also be a daunting prospect, particularly if you’re new to the category.
I am sorry for the delay in replying. Thank you for watching and your comment
Yes, it is quite the rabbit hole
Most Scotchs that I have tried have had a strong peat flavour to it. Is that typical of a scotch or can you get a less peat flavoured scotch?
Great video
Glad you enjoyed it
Bourbon has to be aged for a minimum of two years to be labelled as straight bourbon, but there's no minimum for it to be bourbon. You could just pass the new make through a barrel and it would technically be bourbon. Japan also plays pretty fast and loose with what counts as "from Japan" so do your research before buying (though I think they might be starting to put more regulations in place).
I appreciate your feedback ,and sorry for the delay.
Actually, if you watch the interview with Maggie, the president of the Bourbon Women's Association that I posted about a month ago, I recall she said something to the effect that you can just pass it through the barrel and it counts or something like that. As you said
Cheers
Curt
The barrels also need to be new charred oak barrels where many others may be in used wine barrels etc.
@@WinetastersChoice I think as long as they don’t label it ‘’Straight’’ bourbon, they could technically do it, but I don’t think it’s really done that much, I’ve never had any bourbon that wasn’t straight and at least 4 years old (‘’straight’’ and less than four years, it has to state the age so the vast majority of straight whiskey is at least 4 years old). Anyway, good info and video !
Interesting. Please cover Indian whiskey in another introduction.
Bourbon is so different than most whisky. Not many forms of alcohol I won't drink but bourbon is one I really dislike.
Thanks for watching. I have warmed up to bourbon over the past couple of years.
It’s probably the corn.
Thank you for your explanation for the differnt kinds of Whiskies. It would had been good adding Indian Whiskies, which have a very high percentage worldwide. The numbers speak for themselves. There are eight Indian whiskeys in the top 10 best-selling whiskeys. Only two Scots Johnnie Walker (third place) and Ballantines (10th place) represent the motherland of blended whiskey (see Drinks International)
Thanks
Id like to try them all
I agree:) Thanks for watching and commenting
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Thank you
No wonder Ive always spelled whiskey with an E because when I heard that there's actually such a thing as Japanese whisky my mouth dropped. Lol
I always wondered myself. LOL. Thanks for watching. Curt
Canadian whisky has the fewest rules (most leeway) so it has the most notable differences from one brand to the next. Crown Royal, Canada House, SUPERB. Northern lights, Canadian Mist, NOT GOOD .
Thanks for the info. thanks for watching. Cheers
Who gives a fuck as long as you get pissed 😂😂😂
For whatever reason, I never saw this comment. Odd.
but hey, you win comment of the year:)
Two years later you made me laugh
You forgot moonshine whiskey
Sorry:). Thanks for watching
Cheers
Curt
Complimentary algorithm comment
I appreciate that, my friend. Cheers, Curt
Whisky*
Whiskey*
We're both technically correct
“Fun fact:
A Japanese whisky sold for $343,000 US dollars in, former British colony of, Hong Kong (China).”
Question: Who does the money go to? 🤔😆
Good question. Thanks for watching.
Cheers
Curt
The owner.
You forgot TENNESSEE
Ah, thank you kindly
I am going to do a more thorough one in future
I’ve heard Vodka is a very good drink for avoiding hangovers but Trump claims to not drink alcohol and I think that is a very admirable trait. I think I’ll be avoiding all these and all this useless information ....a wise move.
The best way to avoid hangovers is to avoid drinking too much alcohol
Please don't bring up politics on something unrelated like alcohol. That's like me discussing taxes on your mother's birthday,it makes zero sense 😑
@@vladimir-savage72 Don’t tell me what I can or can’t do dumb dumb….