How Scotch Whisky is Made - From Grain to Glass
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
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Ever wondered how Scotch whisky was made? Peer behind the doors of Scotland's distilleries and discover the centuries-old secrets to production in its five whisky regions.
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This narrator's voice is like a warm crackling fire.
mixed with the beautiful Scottish music!
Sounds a bit like david tennant
JakeGraceAndGlor, i thought you were saying because it mixed with the 12 years old scotch whisky, lol.
For me his accent is annoying. It's like he had an egg in his throat.
With notes of toasted marsh mellows and toffee
I love a scotch that is old enough to order its own scotch
Depending on the country you are in, this number is different: From zero to never. 😁
My rule is my scotch has to be old enough to go to war
@@richieb74 And what age would that be? 😁
Robin Schabatsky...
🤣🤣🤣🤣
As soon as I heard the accent, I knew this video was legit!
Hahaha same
Indian accent?
@@brownpunk1794 r u dumb
2:53 he almost cry
He's proud of his child
His babies are ready to leave the nest and he's sad to see them go.
That's what scotch will do
Excellent documentary that I enjoyed very much! I liked your Scottish accent and, being Spanish my native language, I must praise your accurate, low paced speech that allowed me to understand every word.
Funny that a Spanish speaker likes somebody speaking slow, every Single Person that speaks spanish talks like there is a time limit😅
My late uncle in Bosnia Herzegovina used to make Slivovitz from plums he was the one on the street doing it . A twelve year old plum brandy is very rare but I tasted it after he died it was liquid from heaven too good to be a cold medicine in Bosnia.
Something about this mans beautiful voice makes me warm inside
The voice equivalent of a good whisky ;)
Hell yeah
Visited the distilleries at Oban and Blair Athol in the summer of 2018. The whiskey at Blair Athol was unique in that the barley was not smoked with peat, more like an Irish single malt, but excellent nonetheless. The whiskies at Oban we’re also excellent; hell, every whiskey I tasted in Scotland was excellent. Even the haggis was good, of course the whiskey helped with that. Darlington, South Carolina USA
haggis is not scotch it is food. it is made from sheep lungs and other parts of sheep. mind your business though about that
This brings back awesome memories of my trip to Skye... a stop by Dalwhinnie distillery on the way up, a stop by Talisker once there and a stop by Glengoyne distillery on my way back!
Ya skipped oban mate? What's wrong with ye
Islay peated, smoky scotch. Very good stuff. Something special about a single malt that has compliments of the earthy tones and tannins found in the process of creating a solid and enjoyable experience for the drinker. I really appreciate the oaky and woody flavors that carry campfire-like tones, seaweed taste and iodine in the back to add more flavor to the palate.
I think every man and woman has their memory of their very first drink of whisky. That wonderful, warm sensation as it goes down through inside you. I remember my first taste, back in July 2003 when I turned 18. Fantastic memory.
John King i remember taking swigs off my uncles talisker when i was like 12 lol loved it ever since
I tried Jack Daniel’s and Coke some months ago, the first time ever trying whisky at 19, and couldn’t stand it. Then a few weeks ago I bought a Famous Grouse Scotch and tried it neat and fell in love, and am now learning about its production to appreciate it even more.
@@abelhoward3017 jd is swill stick ,most yanki so called whiskies are ,i tried several bourbons as well and they are not my cup of tea, glad you tried scotish and yes famous grouse(drinking some now) is nice one specially for bottom or mid shelf product another one of my go too's is dewars white label but on the lighter side try j&b rare as well all good on ice too or with a bit of water neat even try jhonny walker red label for its extra and unique peat ,ppl knock it down but i find if you drink it neat slowly with a bit of water it has alot of robust flavors to offer i do not find in other whiksies
Dear malty mates I hearby request to start a Petition to rename Scotland as Scotchland 🏴
aye be second that
Patronising!📉🥃🥃🥃
Ha ha
Ask for a scotch in a Scottish pub and expect a broken nose! Fuck off with your racist comments!! Fucking scotchlalnd how dare you!
Racist pig
Wonderful video I was able to share with my coworkers. Talisker is still my absolute favorite, but I'll never turn down a dram with a friend.
I own a bottle of Ardbeg and it is a very good scotch. Pleasant and warm to the heart.
Scotch is my favorite spirit hands down. My desire is to visit Scotland at least once in my lifetime. 🥃
And Teeling irish whiskey just won Worlds best Whiskey this weekend. First time for an irish whiskey. Still i love Scotch though. So much variety.
The Irish were making great whiskey when the scots were still swinging from trees by their tails
Don´t trust awards, there are almost always commercial interests in the background.
@@Buildbeautiful not anymore mate, most Irish whiskey tastes like piss
This video is made a million times better by the accent and voice of the narrator. Kudos
I love the Single Malts when u open a bottle of Scotch Wiskey the whole air has a fruity and bee honey aroma.when wiskey is rolled around your palate the Nutty fruity vanilla flavour comes.I always take it straight.
It’s 3 A.M and I’m watching this. I’ma head out and get some whiskey now.
What kind of whiskey would you buy at 3AM?
I don't like whisky (or doesn't know how to appreciate it) but I love the craftsmanship behind its production
Great explanation and love the accent.
I need a drink now🥃
Now this is how you make a video about scotch whisky.. It's as authentic as it can get
I would love to make a trip to Scotland. I would definitely make sure to taste some of the different whiskeys. I live in a area of Pennsylvania known for the Great Whiskey Rebellion. It only makes sense. LOL
Peter Pan, my favorite childhood story. I will try to remember not to bring the "e" from across the pond. The whisky isn't the only reason for my want to visit Scotland. I am also a Scottish descendant...mixed in with some other ancestry. I don't know that I'll get to make the trip across the pond...the economy is very strained and I have never been able to afford such a excursion.
If you ever do manage the trip, get yourself over during the summer when the Fringe is on. I'm an Englishman but I've lived in Scotland since I was 6, and there's no better place in the world to be than Edinburgh during the festival.
Oscar Jacques. I will definitely keep that in mind. I honestly believe that anytime I would go would be a fantastic experience for me.
@@oscar_jacques Bloody fringe is a pain if you I've in Edinburgh haha. New year is good too mind.
Same here
It would be awesome to take a tour of an authentic Scottish distillery
Have you seen our new whisky video? There are plenty of distilleries to choose from...
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Yes, it would
Every week or 2
Many independent whisky producers out there that make much better whisky . An independent video producer , so I thought I would mention it! I thank you .
Abso-bloody-lutely De-li-cious! Greetings from Tequila, Mexico.
Watch our new whisky video!
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Memories of my Scotland trip! They are the masters of Whiskey
Am I seeing here that tax is interfering with optimal flavour production?? Down with the government!
Albert here here!!
Fuck 'em
UK gov gets most taxes. Scotland hardly sees a penny
Independence is normal 🏴
I love scotch. Scotchy, scotch, scotch. Here it goes down, down into my belly.
I had ribs for lunch that's why I'm doing this
Damnit you beat me to it
I love me some bloody Scotch! For the most part, it’s the only major spirit that I’ll drink.
Scotch, baby. Treat it like a lady, and she’ll take good care of ya!
Scotch lover from Detroit (in case anyone’s curious)!
Archie Boye YA WEE FOOKHIN COONT
J V L I V S Photography scotch is the best, other spirits are disgusting, beer gives me a bad belly and wine gets me drunk too fast
You gotta love the accent
i remember my first sip of Lagavulin, to this day i still have not tasted anything else as unique as the smoky flavor of peat moss in a whisky.
Alan table tenni
I hope you had some Lagavulin 12 Cask Strength in the meantime.
I love Scotch, just finished some smokey Laphroaig now, cheers from Canada🎉🥂🔥
My Bestfriend's Gift Bottle for Christmas and Every Christmas I Get a Bottle Toast to Him May He R.I.P.
Darn. I take my occasional days off from drinking. After watching this, I guess today won't be one of them.
And the sin of presumption is not healthy for the soul.
Axel Smith life is too short to worry about that. As long as your not drunk every night a little drink every night is fine
Axel Smith good point, but would you rather have 70 years of fun or 90 years of boredom? But as i said being an alcoholic is no fun, and it ruins families. I know because i have an alcoholic mum
Axel Smith i dont see a problem with daily drinking as long as its only a couple glasses after work
Good thing I am watching this on a Saturday
Damn you scotch! You have stolen my heart!❤️🥃🏴
Love my Talisker!
Amen, mate
Never liked Scotch because I was exposed to cheaper blends, nothing wrong with them just not my thing. Didn't like Vodka or Gin much either. Visited Scotland and did a tasting at Talisker and my life has changed. I am addicted to single malt nectar of the gods and the Irish pot-still ambrosia. WOW. My life is changed forever. sláinte!
Slàinte mhòr. Lovely story!!!
just amazing very very classy 👌🏻I hope all europe stay classy like 👍🏻Scotland greeting from bierut 🇱🇧lebanon... cheers
A great dram is a special treat!
Beautiful video of still more beautiful spirit! Slainte Mhath!
Slàinte mhòr.
Which one worth to buy?
01.Glenfiddich perpetual collction vat 01 - 66.5$
02.Glenmorangie 10 - 60$
03.Glenlivet Tripple cast Matured distillers resrves - 67$
04.The GlenDronach Forgue Aged 10 years - 69.5$
05.Benriach Quarter Cask - 61$
Excellent explanation
My dad was a scotch drinker, his favorite was Johnnie Walker Black. I would drink it, but would always get a headache after. Still, for them who like it, drink hearty.
You should try a LaPhroaig 12 years
whyfahad Damn Right!!!!
whyfahad I am not a scotch drinker, can't stand it. Ask someone who is a scotch drinker for a good brand. Good luck to you.
I never knew there was such thing as a 'Campbeltown' variety of Single Malt.
Just three distilleries (Glengyle, Springbank and Glen Scotia). All outstanding and Springbank even has 3 different very distinctive brands.
My favorite whisky is Tomatin 14 years port casks and The Dalmore port wood reserve 🥃
Whatever they make today won’t be drank till years later , I heard the Japanese tried to replicate it but couldn’t
Whiskey will always belong to Scotland
They are the masters
On the way to the Highlands next week.
Chivas regal aged 12 years introduced me to scotch, love it
Your journey may continue!
Well done. Concise and informative.
Solid measure being poured at the end
♥Scotch
Is the narrator David Tennant??
MILLAH
Tax man always wants his cut. It's hard to see him but he is standing in the corner of each shot
Trying it the whole week....not bad,the only drawback is i apologise to alot of people the following day, for things i dont recall doing after drinking...but worth the relaxation though...
Nice, I do admire scotch whiskey, hope one day visit the country to drink it over there.
No matter, what you do, you do it the best way.
my favorite distillery is springbank :)
I like Scotch. Thanks 4 Information.
We enjoyed this short video. Great introduction to the water of life :-)
I'd love confirmation that the narrator is Dr. Bill Lumsden - Director of Distilling and Whisky Creation at Glenmorangie Distillery (I just watched excellent doc "Scotch: Golden Dream" on Amazon Prime and it absolutely sounds like him!)...but what I really want to know is the name of the TUNE being played for the first :56 of the video!! It's a set of 3 tunes: "________"/Neil Gow's Lament on the death of his second wife/Huntingtone Castle but I can't identify the first tune or the performers.
Credited above is "North" but that is the second music choice. The first set is not in Mike Vass's discography...I searched endlessly!
Loved your accent and of course the video too
Greetings from Canada. Scotch whisky is good. I tried Ruffled Grouse. Might have to try Johnnie Walker someday. Scotch is much better than Crown Royal, a Canadian whisky.
Great video. Brilliant speak. Thanks
I really love speyside single malts some of my favorites are Glen Moray speyburn Glen Grant
I'm drinking scotch right now and the second I heard, "Scowets haive buien maikin wheskai fora centaries." I just spit some out and started giggling like a school girl. I love scotch, but I love Scottish people even more. :'D
Fuck, I've had a lot to drink though. O_O
Genuinely fascinating 😊
Is there an English translation for this??
It's in Scots English. No need to translate, which is more than can be said for many a BT or Vodafone support call, let's say.
@@feliscorax Your racism is showing.
@ Felis Corax He needs an English Indian accent LOL 🤭😂😂😂
Shivam Shah Shivam, your illiteracy and lack of education are showing. It wasn’t any more or less racist than your original post, given it was a comment about the relative ability of native or non-native speakers of English to understand what is being said. That is, if it is okay for you to make a snide comment about us Scots and the way we speak Scots English, then by your own standards of action, it is also perfectly acceptable for non-Indians to admit that Indian speakers of English are notoriously difficult to understand. And since most BT and Vodafone support calls are routed through Bangalore and Hyderabad, it is also a perfectly legitimate observation that those calls are often difficult to follow. Racist would be if I ordered a curry to go with it!
I havnt tried lots of whisky but what I have Bowmore and Talisker stand out.
Glen Garioch is my favourite. Cheery, Garioch! ;)
Good choice
It's nice to have a few in a comfortable quiet space, I recommend it when you need to think about all the bs, ahhhhhh, just makes it all just fine, everytime
Super great vid guys... not I got the itch to go back to Scotland!
Main reason why im here, because of scottish authentic accent .
Amin Mahadzir I think it’s David Tennant
My throat just dried up looking at this.
Do something, PJ!😁
Great accent mate (speaks in scoiiiiish accent)
Love the Scottish accent ! and whisky of course!
This is the strongest Scottish accent I have heard
Weel if ye hink thes bloke is th' most scottish soondin' bodie yoo've heard, 'en surely ye huvnae heard mony scotts!
It’s really not lol you should here people with strong Glasgow or aberdonian accents 😂
Just loved the music
Hi there....Scotch Whiskey!!! Are you lot being serious....IT IS WHISKY.
GOOD GRIEF!
I just like scotch, always have, always will
Can someone in simple layman terms explain the difference between Single Malt/Scotch Whisky/Bourbon. Thank You. Your help is much appreciated.
Single Malt means One type of Barley or any other grain which is steeped,germinated then dried for brewing, distilling n also to make vinegar...Hence Single Malt whisky = One type of Grain + other ingredients + process of making + aging it..Hope it should clear ur doubt.
@@MrDhillon24 Thank you ji.
Single malt are made from malted barley from a single distillery ,scotch whiskies are those whiskies which are distilled and matured in Scotland for at least three years and lastly, bourbon whiskey are distilled and matured in US and should contain 61% corn .
How to get a job there?
Last year {2014} I returned to Scotland and made a point of return to my birthplace. This was Auchentoshin distillery in Dalmuir. On my birth certificate is i s recorded as Auchentoshin distillery cottages Feb 20 1939. We did not manage to visit the distillery due to lack of time. I wonder if the cottages still stand there?. Joe laird
Joe, go to Google Street View and type in Dalmuir, Auchentoshin. It will take you to the distillery and you can look around to see if the cottage still stands.
Mark.
What is the very last word in the video, what does it mean?
Hi Berf. It's 'Slàinte' and it means good health :)
Thank you! :)
this is Scottish toast.
its irish actually
Baz is it not Gaelic?
Go to a large liquor store and buy the small " airline" bottles of all the different kinds of scotch........ try them out before buying a large bottle of what you like ........... this is what I did .. Johnny walker works for me
Sounds good!
So what happens to the later pouring from the stills? Johnny Walker red?
Damn now I need scotch...
Who gets excited by this ?
drunks and boxcar hobos
feels like listening to a folklore audio book (which is nice, btw)
Thank you so much for the Scottish English. I love watching this video while drinking mai whiskey
I only got drunk once from fine Scottish whiskey. But, that lasted 23 years.
Brilliant video 👍... Can anyone tell me that beautiful Background music?
Always wanted to know how to make a good Irish whiskey an old classic
Brings water to my mouth🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤
Nice production.
“Small glass of HESTERY
R.I.P Merlin. Here's to you 🥃
Well worth visiting Dufftown and the cooperage .Also down the road is the Craigellachie Hotel Great whisky bar
lovely.
I would to try some campbeltown whiskey. Ive had islay, lowland and highland before.....
Did you? Fully recommended! Start with Springbank 10.
im definitely put some apples to % vol this sommer, oh boy, with lingonberry flavor