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Office Bloke Dave: "I don't know if the Americans have got a day where they celebrate someone trying to blow up government."
Me, an American: Yeah, it's called the 4th of July
@@spiral5650 Everyone knows all you need to do to take over is take the Capital building like life is a fucking video game. A drunken riot isn't a revo
@@shabut yeah interrupting a formality doesn't over throw nothin'
I've lived in England for a couple years, and can say definitively that their Nov. 5th is very similar to our July 4th. Though, instead of a bunch of barbequing, they had a large number of food vendors set up shacks near a very, very large bonfire.
@@shabut to this day people are still talking about Jan 6. as if that Viking is going to get out of jail and take over the government like Hitler. It was definitely a stain on America and a very criminal act, but people are giving these LARPers way too much credit, because they themselves are narcissistic LARPers.
Yes Daz, we do like Brits. Although Americans are very patriotic, nobody is thinking about a war that happened almost 250 years ago. The 4th of July is flag waving, parades, family get-togethers, cookouts, a day off from work, and blowing shit up. Americans and Brits are all good now, so no worries.
I think the fact they have a representative democracy means they came around to our thinking.
Browning was an American company originally. Now, they are owned by the Belgian company, FN Herstal. They started in Utah, in the western US.
Yup after the US government wouldnt buy the patent for the browning hi power he took it overseas
Hey I’m appreciate the American touch. Thank you my friends. Love from Florida. I’ll light a firework just for you.
First. This timing is perfect, I'm having some drinks myself before I head off to a BBQ. Happy 4th of July everybody!
Same here, haha.
Hopefully, you have some Jack Daniels BBQ Sauce. It's the best you can get.
Also, Jack and Coke is probably one of the most popular drinks ever ordered in the states... The purists who won't mix whiskey with anything are a small minority.
Absolutely! Good whiskey doesn't get f'd with
@@57kwest I wouldn't mix top shelf whiskey and usually don't prefer mixed drinks anyway, but I've had my share of whiskey and Coke, usually it's just the house whiskey at a bar though like Kessler or some other cheap blend.
@@davemick7216 I'm making my statement at 41. Believe me.. Jack and coke was one of the "go to's" in my clubbing days. I can afford good stuff now and have a much better palette nowadays.
@@57kwest I'm not far behind you, just turned 39. I actually quit drinking hard liquor a couple years ago for health reasons and because I don't know when to stop. I would finish a fifth of Wild Turkey in a night, drinking beer the whole time... That caught up with me, or more specifically, my pancreas. So I just try to stick with beer now. Wild Turkey was always my "go-to". I miss it, but I'm an alcoholic who doesn't know when to cut it off, so I just stopped drinking liquor except maybe a shot or two on special occasions. But I don't buy it to bring home anymore because I will finish the bottle before I go to bed.
41 here too, and yeah, Jack and Cokes were the thing in the early 00's.
Try to get a bottle of Gentleman Jack. You wont be disappointed.
Absolutely!
I have been a whisky drinker for 30 plus years now, and have always told folks to enjoy whisky the best way that they like, soda, ice, neat, however. The most important part is the enjoyment of their beverage in the company of good friends and the wonder times that all will be able to reflect on in years to come. Cheers fellas and thanks for the awesome work you are doing. (:
FYI it's great to listen to the banter. the meandering is very interesting and informing. Not everything scripted and polished is the best content. Let it rip!
It may seem silly but thank you guys for doing videos for the 4th, it means a lot to me personally ❤🤍💙
Goldschlager is an amped up cinnamon shot you all might like , I personally like in the winter months .
Yes! Goldschlager is what we mix with mulled apple cider for a killer hot toddy
My favorite whiskey is Knob Creek, little more expensive than JD but it hits hard
Have you tried Woodford Reserve? I buy the Double Oaked bottle. It's pretty nice. I'm going to try "The Dalmore 12 yr" pretty soon. I wish they made small versions of the good stuff to try.
@@57kwest I was just about to comment that
The brits will have a field day with this name.😂
Before I saw your comment, when they asked for suggestions, first thing that came to mind was Knob Creek
@@salfmandtheimitationartists it hits different lol
John Browning was an American firearms inventor. His design concepts are used by many manufacturers around the world to this day. Browning Inc is currently owned by FN but you will never hear an American firearm enthusiast complain about Browning "not being an American company". It doesn't matter who owns it, John Browning was a genius.
Great state of Utah
Jack Fire is just like Fireball except better in every way. It's way smoother, lighter, not as sugary or syrupy, the only downside is it's almost literally double the price.
Robin Williams once said, "If alcohol is a crutch, Jack Daniels is the wheelchair."
You got the red Dixie cups and everything. Lovin it.
Jack and Coke is about as American as you can get. Whenever someone in my family gets silly drunk, it’s usually on Moonshine or Fireball! Btw, I’m Scotch-Irish from East Tennessee (Bristol, Birthplace of country music and Bristol Motor Speedway) and my boys are 6’5” and 6’6”. We do grow ‘em big here!
5 foot 7 here but being smaller has its advantages I can crawl in small places easily and find things low to the ground.
@Breesh3 Ebk You obviously do Mr Breesh.
Excuse me but as a Virginian I do declare that undoubtedly Bristol, Virginia is the birthplace of country music.
@@RiseOfThePhoenix30 Not true. Based on the historical recording sessions held in 1927 in BRISTOL,TN. this city is known as the official birthplace of country music. True, Virgina has given us many great artists but the sessions were held in Tn. (google it.) Being from Nashville it's hard for me to say we were not the birthplace but we did take over with our recording studios years later. Little known fact Nashville almost lost out on those recording studios (Capital, Sony, Warner Brothers, etc.) as in the late 60's the studios were packing up shop for Texas. Needless to say we got our act together and the rest is history.
@@davidcooley275 I did the only place it says its Tennessee is the Tennessee state websites...if you google it says address in Virginia...and remember the Carter family was the so called birth of country music...and they were from Virginia...I'll give you Jack Daniel's
American Whiskeys: "Knobb Creek" Bourbon, and "Maker's Mark" Bourbon are great too!
Surprised they haven't tried Wild Turkey yet. A great taste that is quintessentially bourbon.
Thank you for making a video like this. You guys are charming and very entertaining.
That's right, we absolutely love our bro's from the UK.
That was a fun video. I really enjoy just listening to you guys talking about whiskey and stuff. When I was in the Air Force and stationed in Spain, I gave one of the local guys that worked there, a present on the birth of his son. It was a bottle of Jack Daniels. It cost me less than $10 (1983) but at the time it would have cost him a fortune on the economy there, if he could have even found it. He was impressed as hell with it but he said his wife wasn't too happy with him.
Browning is probably the most American company you could name.
Nah
Not saying much for America, now is it 🤔
Who the fook is that guy^ , *connor mcgregors voice *
@@aj897 no I didn't even bring up race, I meant a gun.
You boys definitely wanna go out and try and find some Whistle Pig. You'll pay an arm and leg for it, but it's worth it
Jack and coke is the only thing I ever order at a bar if they don't have Buffalo Trace
Browning is definitely a US company 😂 out of Utah
Much love from Boise, Idaho 🇺🇸 Happy 4th. All 3 of you have a great place to stay here anytime.
Could try some "Fireball" Cinnamon whisky. Great time
Arizona here: Captain Morgan and Coke at a baseball game. Perfect!
If you guys are ever in Washington on the west coast of the USA, there's a town called Leavenworth that is essentially a little German American town in the middle of the mountains. There's a brewery there and the town is fun. It's in a gorgeous area as well. You blokes would love it.
There is more than one brewery as I know at least 10 of them not counting the distillerys. The 3 best breweries are Icicle Brewing , Blewett Brewing and the Doghaus don't forget about the wineries.
15:40 Hard not to like Washington in general. Plus, their craft beers are supposed to be booming. Growing up in Missouri, I was taught that early on in America's history there was a pamphlet trying to bring Germans over to America that described Missouri as being extremely similar to German in climate. I believe there were similar campaigns to draw immigrants from other states to other European countries. It is interesting to me at least.
Hey guys... Love the Brits here in Michigan...
America has Thanksgiving at the end of November. The best holiday! That's basically the start of the Christmas season.
I'm so happy you have a bottle of RC sitting there like it's no big deal. ;)
Thanks for celebrating our Independence Day. And yes, England is our mother country. I've never heard an American say or view England in a negative manner.
I saw Jack Daniels and clicked right away! Sooo goood
shout back from Chicago
Honey Jack is a nice base for a Hot Toddy if you're sick. My favorite is to just drink 3 fingers straight with some cinnamon sticks in it during the Fall.
You 3 NEED to tour the distillery. It's free and well worth the time. Lynchburg, Tennessee
That burn is just a nice warm hug on the inside...my fav was jack and ginger...but straight was fine but a rough next day
Quality American whisky's You should try : Makers Mark, Pendleton, knob creek, Elijah Craig, George Dickel Barrel.
Happy 4th blokes
Michter’s does bourbon and American whiskey and Whistle Pig, Westland Distillery for single malts
There is one more they offer during the winter months here in the US it it called “winter Jack” drink it regular or my favorite on a cold day is warm it very little and then sip it …. It’s worth it.
I'm appealling to you blokes to come & visit Kansas City. Great town, & lots of stuff to do here.
Love you guys! My new obsession!
Annapolis, Maryland is a great little city... good pubs, food, waterfront and home of the US Naval Academy!
I worked on a ranch in Wyoming for a few months, which was really cool, but one of the most fun things we did was attend a wedding of a super rich neighbor (I guess? I don't know how it's a neighbor when you're miles fucking away). The night started with a rodeo with bull riders and everything and ended with bottles of 50$ red wines and bison prime rib. It was fucking incredible. I guess what I'm saying is if you want to dude ranch it up, go to that fucking ranch cuz it was dope as hell.
Damn Blokes you got a nice alcohol stash here.
You guys picked my favorite drinking buddy. Easy to handle, doesn't need any extra stuff. With old Jackie boy you'll always have fun
I’m a wine and spirits educator in the US, and going to clarify some things.
Whiskey - spirit distilled from grain at less than 95% alcohol.
Bourbon - whiskey made in the US (not just Kentucky) from a mash of at least 51% corn and stored in charred new oak containers.
Tennessee whiskey - essentially a Bourbon produced specifically in Tennessee and filtered through sugar maple charcoal. (One producer exempted from the sugar maple filtration). The process IS intense, and I recommend the JD distillery tour to anyone going through Tennessee. Even if you don’t love JD. Haven’t been to Dickel or the others though.
You should do a Wild Turkey one.
Dudes are awesome. Keep them coming.
How funny is it that you were talking about Jack and Coke throughout the video and then right at the end, you mention your wedding driver having a Motorhead t-shirt on. After Lemmy died, they dubbed Jack and Coke 'A Lemmy' in his honour. Apparently that was his favorite drink.
Never really cared for JD until I had the honey on the rocks. I could sip that until I pass out! Lol. 🇺🇸🥃
Oddly enough, I have to move to London from the US to start drinking Jack and Cokes. Also love they’ve got Cheerwine 😂
You may be confused with FN Herstal’s (originally Belgian company) involvement and ownership of Browning. Browning is an American company and headquartered in Utah, USA. Named after John Moses Browning; forever changed the world with his firearm designs.
If you grow up in a rural areas near a river in the US, you have bonfires every week after 16.
Good ole Tennessee Whiskey. Fun Fact, this whiskey is made a dry county in Tennessee meaning you can’t buy alcohol in that county. But they make this! The best Whiskey around! Happy 4th of July!!
@@aj897 welcome to the Bible belt
True but the Employees do get a pint with every paycheck.
You can purchase the collector editions from the distillery. I have one bottle. They are numbered. Mine has never been opened. It is about 15 years old now.
@@csimmonsjr I have one from 11 years ago. It’s more of a sit on the shelf til the end of the world type of whiskey. But yes I have one too
Best Jack Daniel’s to me is the Single Barrel (Barrel Proof). When I visit the distillery I get a bottle of the White Rabbit Saloon Jack. I really like the George Dickel Barrel Select. I think it is the best Tennessee whiskey overall and it is reasonably priced. George Dickel No. 12 is solid as well. Heaven’s Door Double Barrel is also a solid choice
most jack drinkers in America have it with coke or a sprite/7 up
Jack Daniels is not a bourbon it's a Tennessee whiskey.
I was going to correct him but you beat me... ; ))
Actually Jack Daniels is a bourbon. It is not a Tennessee bourbon. A bourbon only requires a certain way of being distilled. Two requirements are 1. That it be made of at least 51% corn. 2. That it be aged in new charred oak barrels and 3. That it does not contain any other flavorings or artificial coloring other than what it gets from the barrel.
To be certified as a “Kentucky Bourbon” it has to be made in Bourbon County Kentucky.
Sorry, I meant JD is a Bourbon just not a Kentucky Bourbon
@@davidcooley275 Did you guys both not watch the whole video? about midway through he corrects himself.
Charleston, SC "For the eighth straight year, readers of Travel + Leisure magazine have named Charleston the Best City in the U.S. in the publication's annual World's Best Awards. " very touristy, but great restaurants and amazing views. I'm very biased though growing up close and going to college there
I live here too and love it!
Someone should fly him out to Bozeman, Montana lol
90% of Americans will prefer jack and coke rather than straight 🇺🇸🍻 cheers blokes and Happy 4th🇺🇸
Jack & Coke is a very popular drink in the US btw. It's not a taboo subject here in the states. We have been making and drinking mixed drinks since prohibition cuz we could only get poor quality "bathtub" gin and booze. (Meaning crappy homemade alcohol)
Love this! We do like you guys...one of you can become our queen✂.
I hope you guys try mixing Fireball and RumChata. Tastes like the cereal Cinnamon Toast Crunch
You guys seem pretty cool gotta say what’s up when I’m in the uk
lol " If I'm paying for it ill drink it however the fuck I want " u just became an honorary American
I'm partial to the Tennessee Honey, myself. Nice in a glass of 7-Up over ice.
Browning Arms company was founded in Ogden, Utah in the late 1800s
Hey fellas, I appreciate the spirit and enthusiasm! Cheers.
Love them all but still haven’t got hold of the apple one here in Oz yet. As a recommendation try Sheep dog peanut butter whiskey it tastes like peanut brittle
My family on my dad's side all immigrated from Germany and spoke it as a second language.. until well my generation.
Oh, and I love Boston!
James E. Pepper 1776 straight bourbon whiskey. It's unbelievable. 50% by volume, smooth and soft, warm, sweet. It miiiiiiight be too sweet for some, but I've never heard anyone complain.
Stella for starters, Bottle of Red for main and JD Honey for desert. That's a standard day for me
Original has always been my weakness. Don’t think I’ve ever opened a bottle without killing it and making a damn fool of myself
I am from Bardstown Kentucky. The bourbon capital of the world. I live 15 miles from 15 or 20 different bourbon distilleries! If you ever come to the US, and like to drink. Come during the Bourbon Festival! Every year around September
Gentleman Jack is a SMOOTH libation!
Kinda Weird Seeing Brits Celebrating the moment We Defeated The British And Declared Our Independence But Cheers 🍻Mate's
Mike is already drunk on the floor XD
Browning is american based , Beretta is the Italian gun maker.
Not anymore , I'm afraid . Their guns are now made in Japan , the knives in China , the clothes in some sweatshop in what Trump called a " Shithole " .
Dave! I hope you have tried a Jack n Ginger Ale....
that blue shirt is nice! i need to get one
We love you guys now!
Great video fellas. Get yourself some Bulliet, it great stuff
I would say New Orleans is a must go city for me. And I drink my whiskey neat with a splash of room temperature water.
Ranching would be best in Colorado and Montana during the fall.
lol @ weatherspoons, its like a job center that sells beer
i appreciate this
SUN DROP and CHEERWINE are from two North Carolina towns that neighbor my town of Kannapolis
NOLA is amazing and Sturgis,SD for the motorcycle rally!!!!
Let’s just say , I polished off the fireball one once, fun night to be fair, love the reaction guys
Jack and Coke is my favorite drink and it is perfectly acceptable to order one. If I was ordering a regular whiskey and coke then I would absolutely get a well whiskey. But, JD is such a unique flavor there is no replacement in my opinion.
Great smooth whiskey.
Jack Daniels honey with hot apple cider or tea is phenomenal
You all should try Knob Creek Bourbon Whiskey
Annapolis is a fun place. Home of the USNA. Go a little south in Anne Arundel County or especially Calvert County near the water and experience old school country you don't find our of the original colonies.
Omg...cheerwine.
Holy hell. I havnt had that since i was a kid. I didnt think they even sold that anymore.
Funny Story..now...An older family friend once was going to see Pink Floyd in concert with us when I was 13, back in '88. He had a gift box of Jack Daniels..the one in an aluminum box that has a bottle and 2 sipping glasses..sitting in the back of his hatchback...in mid-summer...in Texas. He had me go down and get it and said he would give me a shot, while my mom was in the shower getting ready. So, not realizing that this Jack Daniels was probably about 120 degrees F after sitting in the sun all day, I took a big shot of it. I am not sure I have ever seen anyone laugh that hard in my life. I thought he had killed me.
High West Double Rye is a great whiskey for drinking straight
Try Stranahan's from Colorado!
Michter's American Whiskey is a must