Відео

Thats not a mint julep.

Rather have a high proof barrel strength 4 roses 😉👍🥃 Cheers

Small batch in small barrels. Love it.

Who tf slurps bourbon?

He was set up for failure lol

Marshmallow circus peanuts (banana) is what you were referring to and I've always described that banana note in jack daniels as that. Everyone else says banana runts or just banana in general.

Thank you Jenna. I'm fascinated with the whole process of distilling. Your equipment is beautiful.

I received a bottle of Crown Royal for my birthday last month in May. It has a tax stamp of 1964. Doesn't have any metric measurements on it. Says: 80 PROOF 4/5 QUART The line below that in cursive simply says: Fifth. Can anyone give a closer guess on actual age of this bottle? Sadly not realizing that it was a possibly old vintage, it has meant an untimely demise in my tummy. Tasted okay but I am not a connoisseur of whiskey like the folks in this video.

Lady you need to go to the gym get some exercise holy shit bro you got like five chins and no neck

If this goes viral.... Pin me..

Any worry about lead content of the old 1967 glass?

Do you not prefer Campari?

A new era in the SoV whisky channel

So much fun! Dangerous to drink this and play Kazoo. Cheers!

Dang! Love them thar bungs!!!! Nice looking barrel, by the way...😉

I have a few unopened dusties. One is a 1970 Acadian Signature from Acadian Distillery in Bridgetown Nova Scotia. A now lost distillery, it was started in 1957 by Larry McGuinness and closed in 1986. At some stage Pernod Ricard bought the facility, but I'm not even sure the buildings are still there. They obviously had no interest in doing anything with it. The second bottle is a 100 Pipers Scotch from the 1960's, and it's a blend of grain and malt. There is zero information on the label, including the ABV. It should sit from 40 to 43%. Seagram's originally produced this, but it's now yet another Pernod Ricard product. The fill levels of both are very high, so I'm hoping for the best when the time comes to open and try them. It's going to depend on how they've been stored over the years. I can absolutely understand your fascination with delving into the past when it comes to these. Cheers all! 🥃 Marian 🇨🇦

Amazing insight into the change of Johnnie Walker over the years and what a reveal over seasoning of oak! Wild. As for sales, maybe, but I've had enough variety in my journey to get a good sense of what I like vs what I do not. It does not align with age or abv, but that does have an influence. Cheers!

interesting that they would taste different was the 70's bottle a sealed bottle, that you just newly opened, or was it already unsealed when you got it? Obviously being a blend there is no control of what distilleries they used between the 70's and today. So really there should be a difference in taste, I would think. Maybe if you could get a single malt from the 70's -80's and today and see what the tastings would be like. That would be a good comparison.

Very interesting video on the overall barrel process. Love learning more about the production steps and thought that goes into creating an excellent product. Thanks for this great video guys. Cheers.

Just to keep you out of WorksafeBC head lights you might want to hide the part of Max on the ladder. As a safety professional I can tell you that ladder's are taboo in this Province. Love the video

Very much appreciate the deep dive. I learned stuff! 😊 Cheers all... Marian 🇨🇦

This was a very informative and interesting video my friends.

Excellent walkthrough on Barrels! Thanks for helping the community understand this part more. Cheers!

So much barrel.

It's aged about 3-4 yrs longer than 101. You're just tasting the extra age. Try a CN-F wearhouse Kentucky Spirit. Camp Nelson. I don't know why but they are all amazing.

Ahhh...the "good ol' days!" 😁

Demand versus Integrity. Demand=Money. Demand wins. Sadly. Marian 🇨🇦

Blanton's isn't on "The List" for me, though at some point I would (of course) love to try it. Appreciated this comparison review, and hearing your insights. Cheers all! 🥃 Marian 🇨🇦

Wow. I need to do these blind. Last round the Gold really took it home, but maybe not in a blind. I know a guy, so hopefully I can shoot it. Thanks for sharing your thoughts, Happy St. Patrick's Day!

Cool to pick up on this detail, I saw it too at BC Distillery, they kept some cattle right next door!!

Crown royal might not have the greatest taste, but it has an amazing smell as does crown royal black …

Crown royal black is probably better than all of them…

Aldrich Killian is into whiskey? Nice! The REAL Mandarin!

Visions of drunken cattle, and VERY jolly horses! 😂

The book sounds exciting my friend.,

Compounding?! Wild history. Thanks for sharing. Cheers!

Congratulations to Davin on his newest venture! You both certainly have an infectious passion. The history and development of the whisk(e)y industry, particularly in Canada, the US, and Scotland, is a special interest of mine as well. There are many wild, convoluted stories, and sketchy characters lurking. We have an antiquarian and used bookstore, and over the last few years I've read every single book on whisk(e)y that has passed through our shop. It's one heck of a rabbit hole to fall into, and I agree...it's endlessly fascinating! Cheers all! ☕☕ (It's before noon here...) Marian 🇨🇦

Orange lava burst Hi C! 😂

What a fantastic experience. Great job with the editing.

0:00 Introduction 0:40 What we’re doing with 2 whiskies bottled 50 years apart 01:45 Blind tasting begins 02:00 Sweetness 02:20 floral 02:25 The glasses are off 03:00 On the palate (lovely?) 03:20 We’ve already picked out the 1970’s bottle (?) 04:20 Nutty 05:05 Blind JW Red #2 05:40 Fruity 06:50 Mouthfeel 07:00 Other thoughts 07:28 The verdict - were we right? 07:40 Which we liked better 08:00 Conclusion

ua-cam.com/video/QCeWo0XitUU/v-deo.htmlsi=--FwJKr9Vvlydpe7

Love these vids keep it up!

Dusty whiskey is so cool! How did you get that bottle?

❤

I did nearly this same comparison with a couple mini bottles. The two did taste distinctly different, the older one definitely seemed to have more punch, I kinda wish I could have shared it with you as well, I wonder how similar it was to your 1970s specimen.

Awesome tasting. I hope I would have picked out the older one too, but then I failed with teh Glenmorangie! That said, I did prefer the older one :) Great to see you together. Cheers!

Someone once gave me a bottle of JW Red of similar vintage, but it had been opened at some point over the last 50 years. Old bottle effect. Nosed nicely, but tasted like 😝! It's the only time I've dumped any spirit down the drain, which was a shame. Enjoyed this comparison. Cheers all! 🥃🥃 Marian 🇨🇦

Why does Drake sound like helium?

Hey, it's definitely a look. Maybe you'll become a fashion trend influencer. Stranger things have happened! Thanks for sharing 😊 "m"e 🇨🇦

Thanks for this! Always good to hear a champions opinion