What is Drambuie? - History, Use, Taste Test - Inebrious
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- A bit of Lore for Drambuie, what it tastes like, and how to use it.
I wanted to replace my older Drambuie Video with this one in this more personal format.
Let me know what you think!!
I had an older video for 'What is Drambuie', but I think this is a better format. Tell me what you think? especially if you've seen the older one.
I've been drinking Drambuie for 50 years. Love it.
Me too!! The 'love it' part. I'm not even 50 years old yet. Close!! But not yet. ;)
I love how much history you put into this video. It's not just about the taste of the drink, it's about the history behind it 👏
Thank you!
Delicious. One of my favourite tipples
I'm a big fan too.
Sorry the prince name was not Prince Charles Edwards, just Edward without the 's'. He is actually popularly known as Bonnie Prince Charlie.
Excellent video! Thank you!
Thank you for the correction.
We're a Franco Scottish family and love a love a "kir écossais" using Drambuie and good quality sparkling white wine: all the aromas of Drambuie with the lightness of sparkling wine. The Auld Alliance lives on!
Love it!!
love the bottle
Interesting and informative video. I learned something new today.
I'm so glad!
I use to usually do Drambuie for after a good steakhouse dinner drink straight up or on the rocks......good memories!
I might give that a shot at the next steak night!
enjoy!!
Look fancy as heck. Thanks for the back story on this drink. I have got to try this one day. Excellent vid.
I bet you'd like it!
Wow this channel standing out in it's own way. I commend you sir
Thank you!
Your videos are on high quality! I love it!
Thank you very much!!
That’s a really interesting story. Honey and scotch sounds delicious.
It is!!
Ive never really given drambuie a chance tbh. I feel like I may have to hearing your thoughts on it! Great work! 💪🏻🤙🏻💙
Thank you!
I've actually never heard of Drambuie! Super cool video, love it!
Thanks! Glad you liked it!
Wow you are so educated with this! It's actually quite interesting
Well I sure think it's interesting!
Thank you!!
Wow. Great video. I've never even heard of this and your knowledge is amazing.
Thank you!
Love this! As a drinker I'll have to check this out. Always been a whiskey fan. Weekend is almost here haha
You won't regret buying a bottle.
Reading between the lines. Pince Charlie was hiding on the Isle of sky waiting for a ship to take him back to France (with his tail between his legs) and he could not stomach the local moonshine so they dressed it up for him by adding local honey to it.
Seems likely.
Very informative nice audio quality as well ! New word of the day for me ( Heather Honey*)
Imagine what a person named Heather Honey would look like?
Very interesting video 📹 I am not very big drinker I be honest there but learned something new today great video nicely done
Thank you!
Very informative! Thank you for putting out quality content :)
Thank you!!
That´s so interesting! Great video!
Thank you!!
Nice information Cool video
Thank you!
I found out about Drambuie first from a sitcom and the character who mentions it made a weird noise after and so now I ALWAYS associate Drambuie with that noise
Do you remember the sitcom? I'd love to see it.
it's called bottom- it's not about alcohol or anything they just happen to incidentally mention Drambuie once but it stuck with me haha
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Very interesting content bro. I love this vids ❤️
Thank you!
That's actually a pretty interesting origin story
My wife watches a show called 'The Outlander' which occurs during this time period with those people from history. It's pretty cool. I'm waiting for a mention of the Prince's drink!
Reading between the lines. Pince Charlie was hiding/stuck on the Isle of sky waiting for a ship to take him back to France (with his tail between his legs) and he could not stomach the local moonshine so they dressed it up for him by adding local honey to it.
Drambui sounds amazing! Dont think ive seen it anywhere here in sweden.
Is be surprised if it's not available there. Check near the scotch selection.
Cool video
Thanks!!
It's really good as a warm toddy
It is!!!!
I love that this is still going, the prince gifted the recipe to my family the MacKinnons and I love to see the story being told
That's amazing!!
I prefer the cork top, but hey maybe that's just me. 😊
Well that was a while ago!!!
@@Inebrious Really, my local 7/11 liquor department inventory of Drambuie only has bottles with cork option.
@@InVinoVeritas. Cool!! I know my bottle in the video is a bit older, but not super old. Maybe they've switched to corks. I don't know. I'll check my local store next time I'm there.
👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks!
I miss the old bottles
Me too. Seems standard nowadays that bottles are getting less interesting.
Chambord is a good example of that.
The formula has changed too.....it does NOT taste the same any more.
good
Thanks!
Quite interesting
I'm glad you think so!
His name wasn’t prince Charles Edwards... it was Prince Charles Edward Stuart... the “Bonnie prince”
Thank you. Can't believe I made that mistake and didn't catch it myself!!
I have oldest bottle of drambuie. It is older than 67 years and i want to sale it.
That's awesome!!!
Find yourself a broker or auction. If you are in the US, you can't sell it yourself.
Medicinal fire honey ლ(♥ل͜♥ლ)
Ancestral. :)
I think this newer format is better, but maybe be a little more scripted in the education.
Agreed.
The label has changed and so has the formula....big time. It now tastes like shite, I'm pissed and heartbroken. I AM NOT ALONE IN THIS ASSESSMENT!
Oh no!!!
I just bought one, pure horse piss, rough a city sark
No accounting for taste. ;)