The Famous Grouse taste test
Вставка
- Опубліковано 21 жов 2024
- Good day my adult audience Chums,
Welcome back to Thomas' Moustache.
Today we are doing something very special. A whiskey taste test.
Something I've been considering doing for a fair time on this channel.
As a gentleman who enjoys whiskey, I have wanted to incorporate it into my channel, as it feels like a waste to enjoy a variety and not talk about their fine qualities.
This may not be for everybody, and if you are having difficulty with alcoholism or simply don't drink, I hope you don't feel the pressure from my video on your mind.
Let me know, if you are not interested, or if you are interested.
Today I am doing a light taste test of The Famous Grouse.
Certainly not the centre piece of my whiskey shelf (no offense) but the Famous Grouse is not supposed to be top of the line, no, Famous Grouse has its own grand and important purpose which we should acknowledge. To introduce the world of whiskey to newly legal aged adults that they might experience for themselves this realm of taste and decide for themselves if this is the drink for them.
Let me tell you what I gather about Famous Grouse.
Scent: Toffee, caramel. Light scent of pome fruit. Possibly a woody note.
Taste: Caramel, toffee, a very sturdy undertone of red fuji apple.
Colour: Bright amber
Score: We don't give scores.
Until next time
Too-da-loo
#whiskey #tastetest #whisky
Always a treat to wake up in the morning and be notified that a new Thomas video has posted! Excellent, my friend!!
Thanks Crazy J!
I hope to do more taste test in the future.
And more videos to come soon!
Love that bread pillow (is it a pillow?)! Perfect for the theme of today's video.
Yep got the original bread pillow, and also a cheesy bread pillow (somewhere).
It is pretty good, but better as a decoration.
Hey Thomas! Great video, random question: Do you live in America? I noticed that you were using Celsius when referencing the temperature. Keep up the great content 👏
No, haha and it can be tough to gauge, because I use a rich variety of units of measurement... except Fahrenheit.
Although as I grow older I do admire the Fahrenheit unit. It is incredibly precise.