How to drink like an Irish on St. Patrick's Day?
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- Опубліковано 7 сер 2024
- Do you know how to drink like an Irish on St. Patrick’s Day? The Irish are known for their creativity when toasting. After all, a well-crafted Whiskey deserves a well-crafted salute to go with it. Witty, elaborate, and meaningful, they have inspired a drink or two (or more) and in this video, we explore the best Irish Toasts, perfect for St. Patrick's Day.
00:00 - The Legend of St. Patrick’s
00:26 - How to Honor St. Patrick’s?
00:50 - Why do we Toast?
01:25 - What does “Sláinte” mean?
01:57 - How to Toast Like the Irish?
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This has been in my family for years. "If the ocean were beer and I was a duck. I'd swim to the bottom and drink my way up. But the ocean's no beer and I'm not a duck. So take shots with me and let's get fucked up"
Thanks for sharing this! Wise words indeed but not without repercussions we assume.
I've heard a variation on your longer toast, from a band called the Irish Brigade, that goes like this:
Here's to the four pillars of friendship: swearin', lyin', stealin', and drinkin'.
When you swear, swear by your country;
When you lie, lie with the one you love;
When you steal, steal away from bad company;
And when you drink, for God's sake drink with me!
And there's another toast I like to use a lot, but it will probably only resonate with Americans. It's from the film "Big Trouble in Little China":
Here's to the Army and Navy, and the battles they have won;
Here's to America's colors, the colors that never run.
May the wings of Liberty never lose a feather!
My grandmother used to let me toast with her every holiday and as she used to say “May your life be as divine as whiskey and wine”
Most of toasts same meaning as toasts in Ukraine. But Sláinte mostly like “Будьмо!”.
Thanks for your video and Cheers from Ukraine!
Thank you!
Slava Ukraini!
My favorite toast to use is "may you leave life the same way you entered it, arse first"
Cheers to that 🍀🥃
A saying my Grandpa used to say every holiday beforea meal:
'Here's to those to wear worn clothes but haven't the means to mend them, To Hell with those with money to spare but haven't the heart to spend it' ...
To those who love us, may they CONTINUE to love us. And to those who DO NOT love us, may the good Lord turn their hearts. And if He cannot turn their hearts, then let Him turn their ankles so we'll know the bastards at a distance by their LIMPIN'!
I found a four-leafed clover once, but I lost it almost immediately. 🍀
The important part is finding it. You’re very fortunate sir 🍀🥃
'Tis far better to spend money like there's no tomorrow than to spend tonight like there's no money!
Always Dublin lol 😆
Always!
May your crazy stay this side of legal,
And may you return home before we have time to miss you.
Sláinte!
What a great toast! Slainte!
Isak Wilson... you Magnificent Bastard!! Good to see another Whiskey Tribe member poking around here.
Rich man Lives in a castle And a poor man lives by the sea but a whiskey glass and a girls fat ass is home sweet home to me
I thought the great Irish poet named Drake came up with the a long life and a merry one
did anyone notice the drake @champagnepapi
like at 2 minutes and 18 seconds lol or is it just me???
Snakes are a euphemisms for druid priests.
Very true! The story of St. Patrick is a very interesting one and there's much debate surrounding it. We're curious what your take is on this myth.
@@Flaviar st. Patrick was actually a British born bishop who succeeded at bringing Christianity to the then polytheist Irish natives. Interesting enough he developed his rough attitude after being kidnapped by pirates and sold into slavery at 16
We see you're quite knowledgable when it comes to the Irish Saint!
Did you by any chance also hear of the theory that he wasn't actually kidnapped but chose to flee to avoid his town council (curia) duties as many others in the same position have done so before? This was called the "flight of the curiales".
The first time someone said Slainte to me I said 'bless you'
😂
HAHA
Good enough! Pröst!