Irish People Try 100 Years of America's Favourite Cocktails: Part 2
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100 Years of America's Favourite Cocktails! That's right, we tried 100 Years of America's favourite cocktails - drinks that were most popularised during each decade! We covered 1910s to 1950s in the last one and so we're covering 1960s to the 2000s in this one! Enjoy!
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Hey, everyone! Hope you enjoyed the video! Watch the cocktails from the 1900s-1950s in Part 1 here: ua-cam.com/video/fDM9kDui_QA/v-deo.htmlsi=hIhJamAKaTBetvK2
We really enjoyed it, but we miss Martin. Where has he gone?
You made the Harvey Wallbanger wrong if you can't taste the Galliano, which is a licorice flavored liquor and double shot of vodka.
"Too boring to be offensive" is, as I recall, the tagline under the photo in my high school yearbook.
Yeah, your photo from our yearbook IS dull, dull, dull. 😂
You're lucky. I didn't even get a tagline under my picture. Just a picture of a bad haircut in a leather jacket.
you guys had a yearbook?
You too!
Paddy's "French Elvis" had me laughing so hard!!! 😂😂😂
That is a classic!
It's the extra effort to stand up and shake his hips 😂😂😂😂
Insulting both Elvis fans and Francophiles! 😂
I really don’t like that guy
@@paulmolloy7206you are the only one! He has such genuine reactions!
An Irishman playing a French version of an American rock 'n roll icon. There's some sort of allegory there.
France had one, Johnny Halliday.
"We'll have 12 more." Long Island Ice Teas. The hell you will. You'd have to be Andre the Giant not to freakin die.
Well, maybe if you're in a group of 6 or more. 😉
@@michaelhoward142 fair enough.
Eh, Irish are like the Wisconsinites, they'll be fine.
ya don't order 12 of them.. you order two pitchers of them, for a bachelorette party.
If Andre the Giant wasn't already deceased.
I was on a cruise years ago and ordered a Pina Colada... the bartender gave me a very serious look and said, "tell the truth... are you going to take a sip and belt out the Panda Colada Song? If so, you can go to another bar." I did not sing the song. We got along just fine.
That would make a great comedy skit, except the bar patron does start singing the song. Resulting in the bartender pulling out a Tazer and zapping them.
@@GeraldH-ln4dv Or the patron getting booted out. Into the rain.
Now taking bookings as French Elvis. 🕺🇨🇵
That was priceless!!!
"French-Irish Elvis" is sort of Anti-Reggae. Even more so than Heavy Polka.
by the 1960s many tiki places were losing recipes, literally. that's how we got random juices added to rums like the "mai tai" here. another poster already mentioned this but the mai tai was a Trader Vic original of overproof white rum, orgeat, lime, curaçao, and simple syrup.
I was wondering about this because the colour of what they are drinking is so ... red ... i've never in my life had a mai tai that colour. My family goes to Hawaii every year, so i have had all manner of bastardized 'mai tai's ... most including some pineapple juice, but i don't remember ever having one that was red.
I litterly cried when they brought out the abomination they tried to call a mai tai
Also the Mai Tai caused a rum to go extinct! The original Mai Tai used an 18 year old Wray and Nephew rum which was never made again after production changes at the distillery.
I don't even drink, but I came here to see if someone else would point this out. Although it also makes me wonder, does Ireland really know much about the tiki culture? Perhaps a Try Tiki Cocktails episode? 🤔
@@shuboy05 They did a limited production of the original rum recently.
"The mushroom of fruit". Best line ever
I'm deeply offended. I love 🍄🟫
I would have to agree. The only coconut that I like, is on the outside of a Zagnut candy bar.
Right? Why does that make so much sense to me?
Looks like it's time for Daragh to meet durian....
I'm in agreement with Daragh on coconut, but he lost me when he said he doesn't like Coke
I love that the Long Island Iced Tea showed up in a video a few years ago, and the Tryers were all "Oh this is delicious I could drink these all day" and the comments were full of Americans going "NO DON'T DO THAT EVER DO NOT DRINK THEM ALL DAY THAT IS A RECIPE FOR DISASTER."
You can TRY and drink them all day. Im good for about 6 and then bad things start happening.
my limit back in the day was 7
@@LindaC616 depends on who the bartender is.
@@beauregardrippey5508 the awful thing was that the best ones came from a bartender who would put a little extra lemonade flavor in there. She was 19, not even old enough to drink them
@@beauregardrippey5508this made me laugh simply because you didn’t elaborate and leave it to the imagination😂😂
The coke in a long island iced tea is only supposed to be a float, for the color change effect it has on the otherwise clear drink...giving it the color of tea. It should never be that dark or taste that much like coke.
It shouldn’t be an “otherwise clear” drink. It contains rum, tequila and sour mix. I be also seen versions with whiskey.
Of course it could use silver/white rum or tequila, but it’s not a clear drink.
The long island ice tea was my drink in the '90s. Dubbed "F#ck You Up, In a Cup"😊
OMG "Too boring to be offensive" will forever be in my roster of comebacks LOL
Same.
Nicole and Paddy are great together
The original Mai Thai recipe didn't have 2 rums in it. 🍹
For any interested:
It was 2 ounces of Wray & nephew 17-year Jamaican rum, 1/2 ounce orange curaçao, 1/2 ounce orgeat syrup, 1/4 ounce white sugar syrup, juice of 1 lime. Shake well with plenty of crushed ice and poured i to a double old fashioned glass.
That thing doesnt even look like a mai tai.
@@ScrewtopReviews its a bahama mama
Exactly
Yes! The color was off from the get go.
I watch old Try videos while I wait for the new ones to come out, so I can say with confidence that Try is as good as ever. :)
I miss Martin
Me too ❤
Samesies!
The Harvey Wallbanger, as a variation on the screwdriver, is great - but it's vastly improved by the addition of sloe gin, making it a Slow Screw Against the Wall.
Yeah I loved the name of that drink when I was a freshman in High School. Didn't try it till I was like 24 or so and it was good!
Add in a shot of Southern Comfort for a Sloe Comfortable Screw Against the Wall.
But then you add the Southern Comfort and you have a Slow Comfortable Screw Up Against the Wall
@@jimbeachler9165 True!
While skiing we'd serve Harvey Wallbangers in beer steins and called them Harvey Mountainbangers.
Great episode. French Elvis and Gráinne stealing the "What do you think overall" line were the highlights for me. Also, calling coconut "the mushroom of fruits" kind of blew my mind. I love mushrooms and coconuts, but this still made total sense to me and I can't even explain why!
12 more long islands?! Good luck mate, I would watch that
Another gem of a cocktail especially during the seventies was the “Tom Collins”. My mothers favorite.
My mom's favorite as well.
Yes, a nice summery lemonady drink.
I was always partial to a Vodka Collins.
It was so good that in NCO clubs they had a mixer/soda called tom collins mix.. it was delicious.
I love a Tom Collins, very good cocktail.
French Elvis 😂
The liqueur in a Harvey Wallbanger should be Galliano, which you should have definitely tasted. Maybe next time you might want to serve crushed ice on the side so the flavor isn't diluted before the tasting in all these drinks. 👍🍹🍸
How cold was it in Ireland when this video was made? Gráinne is dressed for a arctic expedition 😂😅
Grainne saying “What do you think overall” at the end was hands down the best moment of the shoot.
It was so good
Is it possible for this channel to be any more amazing? Try'ers on the "daily grind". "Okay we got that out of our system, put it back into our system now", Grainne has been on fire lately (I wonder if its because of the one Dermot and Ciara were talking about in the Chuao chocolate shoot)
Patrick saying “ima Gunther” is LEGEND-wait for it-DAIRY
The "Wallbanger" part of the Harvey Wallbanger comes from the bottle. It was for many years the longest bottle you would find in any bar and as such would be on the back row up against the wall. Clase Azul Tequila now tends to take that spot in most bars and some don't even have Galliano on the bar anymore.
French Elvis! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I cannot!
Wow the way she could recall the sex and the city theme song from memory is incredible
Thank you Daragh, you finally gave me the words for how I feel about coconut. It really is the mushroom of the fruit world.
Absolutely my position on coconut and mushrooms.
Absolutely. I can tolerate coconut in sweet stuff (barely), but in savory things like in currys i find it straight up repulsive.
Long Island iced tea. Might as well be called liquid hangover. With a dash of bad decisions
Fave cocktail is Gin Tonic.
With 2 drops of roses lime👌🍻
Grainne has become one my favorite TRYers.
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@@PaulW4 touché
outstanding choices of cocktails, colin! i'm an old guy and this was a fun trip back down memory lane. well done, young man!
Nicole: a mai tai is not even close to a long island, the greatest cocktail ever made.
I've never seen a red mai tai before! I'm curious the recipe/proportions used, because it seemed ... off. Most of the ones i've ever had didn't even have any grenadine in at all.
@@Kevin_Lazar they dipped triscuits in chip dip, so I'm not going to argue with you 😂😂
Yeah that was not Mai Tai, that was a hurricane, Bahama mama or something... No where even close to a Mai Tai.
I was drinking Long Island Ice Tea in the late 1970's and early 1980's when I went clubbing. The drink is a lot older than the 1990's. It still is one of my favorite drinks today.
First time I had LIIT was at a small bar in Memphis Tennessee in 1977, Stopped in on my way home, asked for an Ice tea - went down so well ordered another. Finished the second one and when I went to stand up - I slid to the floor. I wanted Ice Tea - NOT a damn mixed drink. Wound up sleeping it off in the parking lot!! I still love LIIT!!!
There is a huge difference between "getting caught in the rain" in the Carribean and in Ireland. One has a warm rain, the other a cold rain.
Paddy and Nicole are the best. They mesh and their comments are the funniest.
Nicole's impression was also decent. She suited/s "old school class"
1980 St. Petersburg Florida, the ABC liquor and lounge with a rotating bar....and 2 dollar Long Islands! Yeah baby yeah!
Now we’re talking! The Long Island Iced Tea! I’m a happy man!
Long islands are my favorite cocktails 🍹.. I totally love Paddy 🥰..
4:45 - 🎵 Escape (The Piña Colada Song)🎵 when I first heard the name and the cocktail is pretty tasty. Despite, I wasn't aware of the song content but its smooth and laidback to heard. BTW, that's why I growing to love the variety of cocktails that I drank occasionally (drink responsibility) at house or going out. Including discovery new ones is a treatment from my busy life to relax.
The TRY Channel, This is fantastic! I subscribed because I love it!
Oh Paddy!❤😂
I’m with Paddy…Long Island Ice Tea all the way!
That’s my favorite too, most bars make them too sweet. I learned how to make it on ‘How To Drink’ the Jeffrey Morgenthaler version is 🏆👍🏻
I love Seamus’ description of how he feels when drinking the LIIT
1995 I hand dug a swimming pool for a friend.
His wife came home Friday afternoon, and asked what I wanted to drink?
I was down 3' all over.
I like Ice Tea, if you've got some?
I drank 3 pitchers of LIITs she made me.
I worked till midnight, pool was perfect.
Then Slept like the Dead, till Monday morning.
Hint of a hangover, but never again.
I didn't know they were LIITs.
The pool is still a blast.
I thought Johnny Holliday was the "French Elvis," but that was before Paddy took the title. Takin' care of business in a glass!
As a Long Islander, I was told The Oak Beach Inn on Long Island, NY claims to be the birthplace of the Long Island Ice Tea.
No coconut, no cola ... this guy Is my hero! I agree 8:14
Harvey Wallbanger is saying use Galliano which is a large bottle on top shelf which " bangs the wall" when pulling it out to pour. Also Long Island iced tea has a top shelf version called "Texas Tea" using same ingredients but using top shelf liquor.
Somehow it doesn't surprise me that Paddy's favorite drink is a Long Island Ice Tea!
Long island ice teas are DANGEROUS!!! 🤣
The Long Island Iced Tea. Brings back memories. A neighbor wanted to borrow my Bartender's Guide. I gave it to him on the condition that I could have a drink or two. He made a pitcher of Long Island Iced Tea. Two hours later, with knees like rubber bands, I was able to make it back to my apartment. Did I drive? NOPE! His apartment was right next to mine so I was able to nearly crawl back home. I haven't been that drunk since. (late 1990's). Thanks, Bernie!
And the feel of the ocean, and the taste of champagne!!!!! Boston loves you guys!!!! Keep up the good work. Alcohol vids!!!!!!!!!
FINALLY the Try Channel Tryers get Long Island Iced Tea...been waiting for this one.
Variations on the Long Island Iced Tea definitely include not using coke and triple sec but sprite and blue curaçao making a Blue Motorcycle, or my favorite the Grateful Dead, same swap out, using sprite and raspberry liquor!
Cosmos remind me of Ladies Night bar specials in the late 90's and early 00's
Cheers beautiful Irish trY’s .
Harvey Wallbanger: always used to think it was named after Harvey Kuenn, MLB ballplayer and manager, notably of the Milwaukee Brewers, who were nicknamed Harvey's Wallbangers. Alas, I am sadly mistaken.
idk if it's a regional thing, but the bars that I used to go to usually served Long Islands with sprite/7-up and not coke/pepsi, which is why it looked more like iced tea, because most of the color came from the alcohol.
I’m wearing a face mask, I can’t be laughing, but Paddy’s French Elvis is killing me 😂
I gotta say, I enjoyed that French Elvis.
This was a great video y’all. This was a lot of fun. ❤
If you want a Long Island variation without cola, try a “Kansas City Ice Water”
Paddy cracks me up! Always my favorite Tryer!! Please do one shirtless! Such an exquisite man and so freaking funny. French Elvis...too much!!! Lol
Long islands are my absolute favorite drink to order when i go out. They go down so smooth and easy
Part 1 and 2 were very interesting videos! You guys are awesome! ❤😊
Funny thing--I'm not a drinker, but I love watching you try different alcoholic beverages (as well as all your other videos.) I went out to lunch Sunday and ordered a Blueberry Lavender Lemonade. Instead of the "virgin" drink, the server brought me the cocktail, which has vodka in it. I drank it, unaware that I was having booze. It was still great!!!
Daragh, I don't like coconuts or mushrooms either. You're not alone. Got your back fam.
Thanks for the video. I enjoyed it.
Old paddy.a true gent.always lesson to your final openion.
The 60's should have had 2 drinks. The Grasshopper was very popular here in Louisiana at the time!
The next time someone tries to say something outrageous to me, I’m stealing that line! “You’re too boring to be offensive.” That’s perfect! ❤😂
There is a bar where I'm from that has a menu of just the variations of different long island ice teas that they make.
Grainne: "Harvey, bang harder." I choked on my drink,
great video everyone!!! please make more!!!
In the mid 70's, my Mum picked up a Harvey Wallbanger T-shirt just as Seamus described. I was a teen then and thought it was the coolest thing. Wore it to school one day, the Principal found me, and kicked me out that day for "promoting an unhealthy lifestyle".
nicole and paddy are so funny and nicole that was a great elvis imitation
I want to see the Tryers react to the sight of a standard 750 mL bottle of Galliano, given that it's a half-meter tall!
Daragh is absolutely my spirit animal 😂😎😎
Long Island ice teas make me very... we'll say popular 😊 Ah the days of our youth, great one guys, loved every minute ❤️ 😊❤
Yah... I kind of agree with that one guy about the Long Island Ice Tea about using something other than cola in it. I'm not a drinker though, but drinks interest me.
Love the Try drinking vlogs! I've had all of these and love them all.
Lynchburg Lemonade (Jack Daniels, Triplesec and Lemonade) is a good summertime cocktail. For the winter I live a Broken Leg- Hot apple cider and Bourbon (cinnamon stick).
I thought it was the case but 12:17 cemented it. Gráinne is my hero and a treasure 🤣.
I hate when the red face dude injects himself… all the time… “y’all like.. cocktails?”
Do like your gf who looks like uncle junior and stay off camera behind the scenes
Loved this vid. I remember my first long Island ice tees, sitting at the local bar, had two and got up to use the restroom and about feel on my arse.. was a good night.
Sarah I so enjoy her voice and that amazing smile. Long Island any day of the week for me please.
that was so great when she said his line lol.
Really enjoyed this episode, and my suggestion is to try French cocktails or try the most creative cocktails names for the next episodes in the futures. 🍸
Love 🥰 the accents and especially trying to paint 🎨 with bob Ross f ing hilarious 😆
The Harvey wallbanger is my favourite so part of me wants to believe they just didn't float the Galliano on top properly. It's such a fantastic drink done right
The original French Elvis was Johnny Hallyday.
Long Island Iced Teas are my favourite cocktail. It's definitely my drink of choice. I started drinking them in the late 1980s.
Funnily enough I can remember the place and time I first had the Iconic drinks from the 80s, 90s and 2000s. Fun video!
I started drinking the Long Islands in the 80's...not the 90's.
Daragh, please make some long islands with different sodas and let me know how they go! Could be some hidden gems in there
For the 70’s, it’s a Tequila Sunrise on the west coast.
Ha! I just came in from my pool and had several piña colada’s with my friends. Perfect that it’s in your video!
My 1990s cocktail was a Margherita original lime or strawberry. Going to Applebee's with my girls getting fajitas and Margheritas. We used to make Margheritas at Thanksgiving and Christmas too. I still make a batch of Brandy slush at Christmas that is a real throwback to our 1980s Xmas when I was a little kid
Bout time we got to part 2 of this.
Harvey Wallbanger was a character on The Hilarious House of Frightenstein.
The late 80’s is when Johnson City and Kingsport started turning into real cities because of ETSU and Eastman. And omg so many bars. I believe the Long Island in Kingsport, Tennessee on the Holston River story.
Yes, I’m an East Tennessean through and through