I like this guy. He’s as smooth as the whiskey he’s drinking. I have trouble sleeping at night, I will try a shot at bedtime. I’ve never cared for any alcoholic drinks but this may be worth a try. Thanks for the info. If it works for me I’ll let you know.
You make me feel to try it when I saw you sip it. Wow incredible the way you tasted it. You look great with that hat. Cheers to you Louie! Thank you for the video.
Sipping a glass of Jack Daniel’s, neat, as I watch this video. Never had tried whiskey before this, and actually quite enjoy it. Great video. You sir have earned a subscriber
Thanks for the video. I drink erratically before, but will try to drink in moderation from now on. I believe in most of the benefits except the one on diabetes.
Thank you for the video, I make my own couch syrup, it's a old Appalachian recipe. I don't like any of the over the counter cough syrups. Mine is all natural. I enjoy whiskey and zero Pepsi or other zero sugar cola. CHEERS!
I'm getting into whisky timidly, but i need to admit i do like beer. I don't know what kind of beer you sir drink, but if you like whisky, you will most definetly like craft beer. Cheers and stay safe
@@christicristian06 Hey Christian, I am also new to Whiskey. I'm not really a beer drinker. But drink beer occassionally. I will try a craft beer next time I have na opportunity. Is there a specific brand that I should try?
@@badeleon07 The most common one you will find for sure is Paulaner, any type, Weissbier, Salvator, Munchner Hell, those are the easiest and most cheap options you can find in almost any bar. Now if we're getting into real Craft beers, that's like whiksy, maybe even more complicated. Because you might only find the producer or said beer in one city only and there's no way you can buy it in other city or internet. Like spanish beer Poch, you won't find it elsewhere, you need to come to Spain LOL. Like Bell's, that's produced in the USA and it's very rare in Europe. Monkey is a really good brewery, they also sell in Europe but only the ''industrialised'' version to put it this way. Beer is a complicated thing, but i love it, if you like whiksy, you'll like craft beer. The tastes, the aroma, the yeast...it's very much like whisky, you will develop good tasting features.
I am Filipino residing in California. Maybe he is my twin :) Cheers Joey! I have a very good friend who lives in Arizona and his name is Joey Angeles. Isn't that cool?
Now watching this video with a glass of Woodford Reserve Kentucky Straight Bourbon. Completely different feel watching this video with a much higher quality bourbon
I am actually enjoying bourbon more...I am a newbie and the bourbon I am enjoying is FOUR ROSES. I may have to look for your bourbon of choice...Woodford Reserve. Hoping it is affordable :)
You seem like a class act sir. However, to me....any whiskey smells like rubbing alcohol to me. and is not easily sipped. I end up shooting it down and chasing with coke. It burns like fire, and has a strong taste like solvent. The Scotch whiskeys taste like smoke, due to the peat, I like the Irish ones, they seem a little more smooth. But still difficult to sip. A scotsman told me that the proper way to drink Scotch was to put 2 drops of water in a shot, then shoot it down.....Its ok, but still ruff.
Hi Tom! Thanks for the feedback! Love it! You're right! Some whiskeys smells like alcohol. Actually, to me it smells like bandaid. A good friend gave me my first Islay Scotch and it is very smoky, peaty and very hard to learn. I played around with the number of water drops and it improved the smell and taste a lot. But I truly enjoy sniffing and tasting Highland Scotch. What I sometimes do is google the smell and taste notes of a scotch that I will drink so that I have an idea haha....is that cheating? :)
I agree with you, Louie. I am halfway through a bottle of Islay scotch (Laphroaig Select) and the smell, to me, is like as the peat smoke was wafting through the malt in the drying process a cow farted through it. I like the taste though. Monkey Shoulder is a good, smooth one and definitely one of my favorites.
Try different types of whisky, the speyside whiskies taste a bit like cognac, the islay taste and smell like smoke, salt water, peat, highland can be citrus and flowers. Try very small sips rather then gulp it down as that`s always bad on so many levels.
Personally I frequently have a shot or two most days. After a year+ of that habit I had my numbers checked and was well within the normal range. The key with liver health is moderation with alcohol but also a healthy diet. Non-alcoholic fatty liver is a huge problem as well. Eat well, drink well and live well. Great video.
It's like talking health benefits of the cigarettes. The damage from every drop of alcohol outweighs any teeny-tiny benefits rendering them completely irrelevant. So don't kid yourself. But just like a fine cigar, it's nice to have a glass of your favorite whiskey every now and then. As long as you understand the consequences
Who cares,Im here for a good time not for a long one. 22 years old and I drink around 80-100ml of whisky like 4-5 times a week. Enjoying a glass in the evenings while watching a good movie or studying. I was also a heavy smoker,1 pack a day since 18y. Now I barely smoke 2 cigarettes a week only on occasions. Cigarettes are way more dangerous than a glass of whisky.
@@SigmaMastersOfMind My only beef was with the idea that one can significantly benefit from drinking whiskey without any consequences. That's all. BTW, both habits are pretty bad in their own way. IMO alcohol is way more dangerous.
@@beyondher Lie. An actual scientific study tells us that alcohol in any form and amount is harmful to the living organism. How do you even imagine 'scientific study' like that? Did they tested at least 3 generations? Or just cherry-picked some unverified hearsay? I know a few people who never had a drop of alcohol and lived over a 100 years, one of them is a heart surgeon who performed a successful surgery when he was 100 years old. On top of that I got a friend who studied nearly 20 years to become a doctor, I think he knows better.
I like this guy. He’s as smooth as the whiskey he’s drinking. I have trouble sleeping at night, I will try a shot at bedtime. I’ve never cared for any alcoholic drinks but this may be worth a try. Thanks for the info. If it works for me I’ll let you know.
Thank you for taking the time to make a comment! I really appreciate it! Cheers!!!
so how did it go? 7 months later
We will never know? 7 months later @@JS-ll8nk
Did it work?
You may feel like It helps you fall asleep, but accually It destroys your regeneration and your immune system.
Number 11: it contributes to world peace. :) It makes you feel that everybody is your friend! :)
Yes!!!! :)
You make me feel to try it when I saw you sip it. Wow incredible the way you tasted it. You look great with that hat. Cheers to you Louie! Thank you for the video.
Haha thanks Mark!
wow it makes me feel like im drinking with you, great video!
Sipping a glass of Jack Daniel’s, neat, as I watch this video. Never had tried whiskey before this, and actually quite enjoy it. Great video. You sir have earned a subscriber
Thank you for subscribing!!!
Really liked the honesty and optimism of this.
Thank you!!! And thanks for taking the time to make a comment! Appreciate it!!!
Thanks for the video. I drink erratically before, but will try to drink in moderation from now on. I believe in most of the benefits except the one on diabetes.
Cheers, Charles!
Great video thanks ❤️🏴👍
Thank you for taking the time to make a comment!!! Appreciate it! Glad you enjoyed watching the video!
Enjoying your video with a nice whiskey in a Glencairn of course - Louie you're the stress destroyer lol! Thoroughly enjoyed the video!
Cheers!!! Thank you for taking the time to leave a comment! Glad you enjoyed the video!
I have decided embark on the whiskey journey! Thanks
Cheers!!! Thanks for commenting!
Thank you for the video, I make my own couch syrup, it's a old Appalachian recipe. I don't like any of the over the counter cough syrups. Mine is all natural. I enjoy whiskey and zero Pepsi or other zero sugar cola.
CHEERS!
cheers!!!
Thank you
You're a top man
Thank you Louie. Sipping on some Ardbeg right now. Here's to a long healthy life.
Cheers!!! Thank you for taking the time to watch my video. Here's to a long health life!
I loved whiskey. I’ve been sober for almost 9 months now. Everything in moderation, yes. But quitting alcohol was the right decision for me.
Good for you! Thank you for taking the time to make a comment. Appreciate it!!!
While listening to you, Sir, I was sniffing, appreciating and enjoying my water of life, too. Today is the day that I'm shifting from beer to whiskey.
Cheers, my whiskey brother!
I'm getting into whisky timidly, but i need to admit i do like beer. I don't know what kind of beer you sir drink, but if you like whisky, you will most definetly like craft beer. Cheers and stay safe
@@christicristian06 Hey Christian, I am also new to Whiskey. I'm not really a beer drinker. But drink beer occassionally. I will try a craft beer next time I have na opportunity. Is there a specific brand that I should try?
@@badeleon07 The most common one you will find for sure is Paulaner, any type, Weissbier, Salvator, Munchner Hell, those are the easiest and most cheap options you can find in almost any bar. Now if we're getting into real Craft beers, that's like whiksy, maybe even more complicated. Because you might only find the producer or said beer in one city only and there's no way you can buy it in other city or internet. Like spanish beer Poch, you won't find it elsewhere, you need to come to Spain LOL. Like Bell's, that's produced in the USA and it's very rare in Europe. Monkey is a really good brewery, they also sell in Europe but only the ''industrialised'' version to put it this way. Beer is a complicated thing, but i love it, if you like whiksy, you'll like craft beer. The tastes, the aroma, the yeast...it's very much like whisky, you will develop good tasting features.
Come day go day wishing me heart it was Sunday . Drinking buttermilk all the week whiskey on a Sunday
I’ll drink to that ,cheers🏴❤️
Cheers!!! Thanks for taking the time to make a comment!!!
Finally...a good reason to start drinkink.
...in moderation, of course. Cheers!!!
Subbed as a thank you.
thank you so much!!! Super appreciate the sub! I'll sub back as my thank you!
@@badeleon07 ayos. salamat
@@badeleon07 slainte mhath !! (Cheers in Scotland)
Cheers:::
cheers!!!
are you from England because tescos branded whiskey is really strong and nice
Originally from the Philippines but currently residing in California. What is a tescos brand?
Sir, are you from the Philippines? I have a real good friend who is a spitting image of you. Cheers.......to a good life, and a long one!!!
I am Filipino residing in California. Maybe he is my twin :) Cheers Joey! I have a very good friend who lives in Arizona and his name is Joey Angeles. Isn't that cool?
@@badeleon07 oh my gulay thats a double coincidence!!! Keep up the good work!
@@badeleon07hi Sir ganda ng vlog nyo, very informative, taga california rin po ako, dto sa Corona
@@JohnFrancesPAlave Naku, salamat naman!!! Cheers!
@@badeleon07 hi sir louie nagmessage po ako sa inyo
I declare by it! A Dr. said the same! Sickness free!
cheers!!!
Referred here after a few pours of whiskey with one Dr. Iggy
cheers!!! :)
Need too eat some 86% caco dark chocolate with that brother.
I will try it!! Thanks!!!
Now watching this video with a glass of Woodford Reserve Kentucky Straight Bourbon. Completely different feel watching this video with a much higher quality bourbon
I am actually enjoying bourbon more...I am a newbie and the bourbon I am enjoying is FOUR ROSES. I may have to look for your bourbon of choice...Woodford Reserve. Hoping it is affordable :)
@@badeleon07 $35 for a 750ml bottle. I’d say it’s definitely worth it. Give it a try!
@@micah2767 i will!!! Thanks for the recommendation!!! Cheers!
@@badeleon07 would love to see a video on your opinion of it whenever you pick it up! I’m honored your going to try my recommendation!
Where they sell them glasses?
Thanks for your comment. Just google GLENCARN GLASS and Amazon sells a bunch.
I noticed less anxiety lately, and I only have 1/2 cup a day
are you Filipino sir? nice video
Yes sir, I am! Hope you liked the video! :)
Sir how much quantity is good for daily ?
Great question!!! I don’t have an answer, sorry. I usually just a dram. Two at the most and drink 3 times a week.
One or two ounces max
@@beyondher nonsense. When you feel a buzz stop. Don't get drunk.
I find whisky a help in weight loss as I am less tempted to eat snacks in the evening, one drink of whisky could last 1-2 hours.
You seem like a class act sir. However, to me....any whiskey smells like rubbing alcohol to me. and is not easily sipped. I end up shooting it down and chasing with coke. It burns like fire, and has a strong taste like solvent. The Scotch whiskeys taste like smoke, due to the peat, I like the Irish ones, they seem a little more smooth. But still difficult to sip. A scotsman told me that the proper way to drink Scotch was to put 2 drops of water in a shot, then shoot it down.....Its ok, but still ruff.
Hi Tom! Thanks for the feedback! Love it! You're right! Some whiskeys smells like alcohol. Actually, to me it smells like bandaid. A good friend gave me my first Islay Scotch and it is very smoky, peaty and very hard to learn. I played around with the number of water drops and it improved the smell and taste a lot. But I truly enjoy sniffing and tasting Highland Scotch. What I sometimes do is google the smell and taste notes of a scotch that I will drink so that I have an idea haha....is that cheating? :)
I agree with you, Louie. I am halfway through a bottle of Islay scotch (Laphroaig Select) and the smell, to me, is like as the peat smoke was wafting through the malt in the drying process a cow farted through it. I like the taste though. Monkey Shoulder is a good, smooth one and definitely one of my favorites.
@@roguerebel2023 hahaha i love your description with the "cow" farting! Cheers !! Happy drinking :)
Try different types of whisky, the speyside whiskies taste a bit like cognac, the islay taste and smell like smoke, salt water, peat, highland can be citrus and flowers. Try very small sips rather then gulp it down as that`s always bad on so many levels.
@@truxton1000 Thanks motorman for the tips!!!
What about your liver?
So far so good. I only have one shot of W on Wednesdays and Fridays. Sometimes Saturday :)
Personally I frequently have a shot or two most days. After a year+ of that habit I had my numbers checked and was well within the normal range. The key with liver health is moderation with alcohol but also a healthy diet. Non-alcoholic fatty liver is a huge problem as well. Eat well, drink well and live well. Great video.
@@thoughtsparks Thanks Phillip! Yes, everything in moderation.
Over counter medicine is harder on liver than bourbon
I bet if Christ was on earth today he’d turn water into bourbon
Brother with this kind of use and traffic in your channel you should be earning some dollars please get it monetize!!
I don't know how to do it...to monetize it. I'll do some researching :)
@@badeleon07 I’ll help you 😉
I hope that’s a joke.
It's like talking health benefits of the cigarettes. The damage from every drop of alcohol outweighs any teeny-tiny benefits rendering them completely irrelevant. So don't kid yourself.
But just like a fine cigar, it's nice to have a glass of your favorite whiskey every now and then. As long as you understand the consequences
Exactly! Everything in moderation.
Who cares,Im here for a good time not for a long one. 22 years old and I drink around 80-100ml of whisky like 4-5 times a week. Enjoying a glass in the evenings while watching a good movie or studying. I was also a heavy smoker,1 pack a day since 18y. Now I barely smoke 2 cigarettes a week only on occasions. Cigarettes are way more dangerous than a glass of whisky.
@@SigmaMastersOfMind My only beef was with the idea that one can significantly benefit from drinking whiskey without any consequences. That's all.
BTW, both habits are pretty bad in their own way. IMO alcohol is way more dangerous.
Not true. Scientific studies show that you will live longer with moderate alcohol consumption compared to not drinking alcohol at all.
@@beyondher Lie. An actual scientific study tells us that alcohol in any form and amount is harmful to the living organism. How do you even imagine 'scientific study' like that? Did they tested at least 3 generations? Or just cherry-picked some unverified hearsay? I know a few people who never had a drop of alcohol and lived over a 100 years, one of them is a heart surgeon who performed a successful surgery when he was 100 years old. On top of that I got a friend who studied nearly 20 years to become a doctor, I think he knows better.