Finally went back out to a restaurant the other night with the wife and ordered an ardbeg uigeadail. When the waiter asked how I wanted it served the word neat escaped my mind (1 year of pouring my own drinks). The best I could come up with on the spot was ..ya know the way with no ice in it. Needless to say there was an awkward pause before he said...you mean neat? Loved the uigeadail, best of the ardbeg line IMO.
Love Ardbeg and not sure why but Uige is my least favorite of the core range. The 10 is just so smokey and perfect, the Cory like a fine wine, beastie with its shininess and An Oa with its roundness. But to each is own, cheers 🥃
this episode was like christmas while watching the intense, awkward sexual tension between an elderly couple performatively flirting inappropriately in front of all that were gathered for dinner. I approve.
I tried Ardbeg 10 for the first time recently and I really wasn't prepared for how sweet it was! Everyone talks about earth, peat, and brine so that sweet brown sugar/molasses note threw me for a loop
Makers 46 is my all time favorite alcoholic beverage. That nose, and the flavor notes remind me of deer season and thanksgiving. Two things I used to enjoy with my mom, rest her soul.
I have the Oklahoma, Happy Holidays, and 2 other (non fancy named) makers and they all are just absolutely amazing! To be able to choose 10 staves and 5 different profiles... Its been my goal to find as many different ones as possible. They really are unique.
I have been drinking Makers Mark for a long time. I just purchased a bottle of 46. I have been cooking with 46 for a while now, and it is one of my favorite to cook with.
I would tend to agree but I just purchased the 10342 stave profile pick up here in Alberta at a store called Wine and Beyond and it is stunning. Cask strength premium bourbon at a price point of $65 US is really quite a steal in my opinion.
Ohio had a flight of six different makers mark holiday themed private selections back in Dec 2020 that were all pretty amazing (grandpas toddy, bread pudding, winter wassel, chocolate marmalade, etc)
Kudos to Daniel for encouraging his lad in the interest of knowledge. Having dad lend his expertise has the added bonus of making sure that the exotic woods you have aging are safe for use around beverages. Some of the woods I do woodworking with would make food poisoning a pleasant experience in comparison.
@@ladylilithparker Yep, not to mention Dalbergia (Rosewood), Laburnum, Yew, Anacardiaceae (Cashew/Sumac/Mango relatives) and quite a few others. Sometimes a wood will cause dermatitis and people susceptible to reactions would have a bad reaction to food contact as well. Citadelle Gin uses acacia, mulberry, cherry, chestnut and French Oak as cask wood, I hear, and a few guys have tried other fruit woods or hickory as bottle spirals.
My local liquor store had these bottles where they picked the staves. There was makers, eagle rare, whistle pig and...a 4th. Tasted them all and by far the best was the whistle pig but your milage may vary since there's a lot of different profiles out there.
Gifting more bottles, a Titan displays might Whisk(e)y inside draws from Daniel another "good night." As for Rex, he takes chaos for a spin with a return of guerilla shenanigans.
Life goal: To be as rich as William Schappert so I can randomly afford to send a thousand dollars of whiskey to these guys a few times a year, just because.
Thumbs up for the review. Thumbs down for the trash titan segment. It was funny the first time, but got old QUICK,... while the actual titan animation is epic and timeless.
I am going to tie you to a chair and make you watch the economy titan segment over and over again until you love it like the kids in the Adams family movie being forced to watch the Brady Bunch all night and all day long. Lol 😂🤣
Hi Rex and Daniel. Greetings from The Philippines. Have you experienced buying old bottles (approximately 6-7 years on the shelf) of un-opened Bourbon (Wild Turkey 101) and Single Malt Scotch (Glenfarclas 12) that appears it lost around 10-15ml in volume? Is that evaporative loss? What are your thoughts? BTW , I got those bottles on a bargain price .
Per the experiment, I didn't know that you could use just any wood. I thought that some were poisonous... I think I saw this on one of the distillery videos that you all did a long time ago. How do you pick woods that won't kill you or make you seriously ill? Is there a comprehensive list or something?
Crown Royal is a blended Canadian whiskey so that’s sort of it’s own category there. My mom loves black velvet. Not much for Canadian spirits myself but to me Crown is very comparable to cognac. My recommendation would be Hennessy, Remy Martin or Courvoisier. Or sticking with whiskey maybe Wild Turkey Rare Breed, or Weller Antique if you can find it. Cheers 🥃
Watching this so I can get my mind off of going to stomp the people that stole 5 bottles of whiskey from me this weekend, 2 of them unopened and that I was gonna try the next day...one of them was a 1792 single barrel and the other a whistlepig 10yr old....
It tires me a little to see so much "private selection", "family reserve" and other nonsense that they put in the bottles. If it is private or for the family of owners, they do not sell it, if they sell it, it is no longer private or for the owners family, of course. It is the same stupidity of selling industrial products (packaged soups, canned foods, etc.) as "homemade." If it is made in a factory, it cannot be homemade.
Marketing nonsense often seems as if it was created specifically in order to insult the customer's intelligence. I think that companies like Old Rip Van Winkle and Willett use the term "family reserve" because it is members of the family who owns the company doing the barrel selection and blending for those particular products though, not because they made it for themselves.
This was basically a "barrel selection" or barrel pick in more common parlance, by the Idaho Liquor Commission or whatever that government entity is called officially. It is sold in Idaho (state run) liquor stores. I got a bottle from the 2021 barrel a few weeks back, it is quite nice-
Hey, you guys should reach out to Guga foods/Sous vide everything, he released a new video where he uses whisky, it would be awesome if you could do a video with him in the future.
When it comes to cigars and tobacco in general, there is only one thing to say, they are all bad and have scientifically been proven to be bad for you. And cigars are just plain gross, as in puking everything you've eaten for the past month or two.
I am happy to see/hear that you at least like it in some fashion. Thank you for the review guys!!!
Really like the high proof makers. Thanks for sending it to them.
@@jerrybarr3354 you bet!!!
Anytime you want to throw some money my way, I have no content like they do, but I'll take the dough. 🤣 j/k. Cheers you magnificent bastard!
@@Wilvekio69 don’t get people sending them bottles, pretty foolish. And I am pretty wealthy lol
You sir are a gentleman and a scholar. Cheers
Finally went back out to a restaurant the other night with the wife and ordered an ardbeg uigeadail. When the waiter asked how I wanted it served the word neat escaped my mind (1 year of pouring my own drinks). The best I could come up with on the spot was ..ya know the way with no ice in it. Needless to say there was an awkward pause before he said...you mean neat? Loved the uigeadail, best of the ardbeg line IMO.
The first Ardbeg I had, and so far the best and only one I would by again. Sorry, cult of Ardbeg.
Love Ardbeg and not sure why but Uige is my least favorite of the core range. The 10 is just so smokey and perfect, the Cory like a fine wine, beastie with its shininess and An Oa with its roundness. But to each is own, cheers 🥃
The Maker's Private Selection series are BY FAR, the best, most accessible bourbons on the market.
this episode was like christmas while watching the intense, awkward sexual tension between an elderly couple performatively flirting inappropriately in front of all that were gathered for dinner.
I approve.
I tried Ardbeg 10 for the first time recently and I really wasn't prepared for how sweet it was! Everyone talks about earth, peat, and brine so that sweet brown sugar/molasses note threw me for a loop
Makers 46 is my all time favorite alcoholic beverage. That nose, and the flavor notes remind me of deer season and thanksgiving. Two things I used to enjoy with my mom, rest her soul.
I have the Oklahoma, Happy Holidays, and 2 other (non fancy named) makers and they all are just absolutely amazing!
To be able to choose 10 staves and 5 different profiles... Its been my goal to find as many different ones as possible. They really are unique.
Daniel making Mac and cheese in a few weeks.
“Mmmmm. This mac and cheese tastes a little woody. Almost oaky. Delicious”
The way you massacred that cap
You monster D:
Pretty sure Makers is one of my favorite brands just because of how wide their selection is.
I'm kinda new to the whiskey game, but Maker's is my favorite brand so far.
"Convection oven. That's what I'm going to do with Cash. If he fits."
I have been drinking Makers Mark for a long time. I just purchased a bottle of 46. I have been cooking with 46 for a while now, and it is one of my favorite to cook with.
We loved the Idaho.
46 is our go to.
Thank you for the breakdown of the staves.
Good Morning MB's
At this point, why even bother with the titan theme? Shouldn't he be demoted to an awkward moment of silence like a rep would get?
Well said. Worked in the music industry, same reaction. 😅
When you age and bottle those exotic wood staves, call it the CASH GRAB.
I would tend to agree but I just purchased the 10342 stave profile pick up here in Alberta at a store called Wine and Beyond and it is stunning. Cask strength premium bourbon at a price point of $65 US is really quite a steal in my opinion.
Ohio had a flight of six different makers mark holiday themed private selections back in Dec 2020 that were all pretty amazing (grandpas toddy, bread pudding, winter wassel, chocolate marmalade, etc)
I've tried 20 different Bourbons. I always come back to MM. I don't know if it's the best, but it's my favorite.
Good video, I have enjoyed everything I have had from Maker's. Their private selection varies very much between the ones I've tried. Cheers
Kudos to Daniel for encouraging his lad in the interest of knowledge. Having dad lend his expertise has the added bonus of making sure that the exotic woods you have aging are safe for use around beverages. Some of the woods I do woodworking with would make food poisoning a pleasant experience in comparison.
This!! Please, please don't use cocobolo anywhere near foodstuffs. Bad things will happen.
@@ladylilithparker Yep, not to mention Dalbergia (Rosewood), Laburnum, Yew, Anacardiaceae (Cashew/Sumac/Mango relatives) and quite a few others. Sometimes a wood will cause dermatitis and people susceptible to reactions would have a bad reaction to food contact as well. Citadelle Gin uses acacia, mulberry, cherry, chestnut and French Oak as cask wood, I hear, and a few guys have tried other fruit woods or hickory as bottle spirals.
@@itatane Interesting! I never would have considered chestnut -- I feel like it would absorb too much, but maybe I'm wrong.
My local liquor store had these bottles where they picked the staves. There was makers, eagle rare, whistle pig and...a 4th. Tasted them all and by far the best was the whistle pig but your milage may vary since there's a lot of different profiles out there.
“A viable path of conversation” ohh I’m stealing that
Honestly the Whisky Tribe needs to do their own MM Private Select
I really like Tamnavulin. Had my 1st bottle about 2 years ago. Very easy drinking. 👍👍🥃🥃
Wow! Under 10 minutes. Fancy Dan’s Whisk(e)y Clock is in their minds now. Fancy Dan owns them.
All I can say is: Thank you!
Just a thought. If you guys aren't appreciating William Schappert (Titan of whisk[e]y, all hail) whisk[e]y donations, just forward them to me...
Yes 👍
So is this something like having one's own Private Idaho? Underground like a wild potato?
Gifting more bottles, a Titan displays might
Whisk(e)y inside draws from Daniel another "good night."
As for Rex, he takes chaos for a spin
with a return of guerilla shenanigans.
Greasings and lubrications! 🥃🥃🥃🥃🥃
That stave 46 is awesome I enjoy it once in awhile
Life goal: To be as rich as William Schappert so I can randomly afford to send a thousand dollars of whiskey to these guys a few times a year, just because.
went from Makers, to rum! I'm back... :-)
Thumbs up for the review.
Thumbs down for the trash titan segment.
It was funny the first time, but got old QUICK,... while the actual titan animation is epic and timeless.
This... SO MUCH this.
I am going to tie you to a chair and make you watch the economy titan segment over and over again until you love it like the kids in the Adams family movie being forced to watch the Brady Bunch all night and all day long. Lol 😂🤣
"We don't argue... we discuss." 😂
Morning fellow MBs great review as always have a great day
Good Morning Gentlemen.
Morning MBs
Great video 👍
Living in your own Private Idaho
Underground like a wild potato
ahh little bit of a zest? got some zest in there? 😅
I think what really happened is rex brought Daniel down to his level of chaos and shananiganism
Hi Rex and Daniel.
Greetings from The Philippines.
Have you experienced buying old bottles (approximately 6-7 years on the shelf) of un-opened Bourbon (Wild Turkey 101) and Single Malt Scotch (Glenfarclas 12) that appears it lost around 10-15ml in volume?
Is that evaporative loss?
What are your thoughts?
BTW , I got those bottles on a bargain price .
the best part of this channel - the more you give the more they shit on you.
I’m just happy it’s not a screw top
Morning MB's
I’m curious who is going playing the kazoo in the trash titan video?
Per the experiment, I didn't know that you could use just any wood. I thought that some were poisonous... I think I saw this on one of the distillery videos that you all did a long time ago. How do you pick woods that won't kill you or make you seriously ill? Is there a comprehensive list or something?
Do I just ship the whisk(e)y through standard post and hope it doesn't go through a random inspection or is there a special way to declare it?
You guys need to speed up this Titan video for William because he’s such a TITAN👍🏽🥃
... and a partridge in a pear tree.
We have these in my area.
Watching this on the train back from kung fu
None of you could muster the immaturity to say "you-da-ho?" Shame, shame
It's an involuntary response for me when I hear Idaho.
Is Schappert the new Weddle?
DANIEL, INVOLVING YOUR OFFSPRING WILL ONLY DELAY THE COSMIC BUNGHOLE'S RETRIBUTION!
How about staves in a smoke house?
🤔
@@awswatzel1311 peet smoked staves?
Picked up a bottle of DJ Solo Mix Encore Addition of Makers tonight. 108.9 proof. Has anyone tasted this one? Would like some taste note feedback?
Classic
After trash titan y’all should revert backwards to patron fallen saint to meh magnificent bastard sort of.
Your discussion at high volume is aka an Irish whisper.
Maybe make a new level for William Schappert. Not sure about trash titan, he is after all sending you whisk(e)y.
I can see you two doing the argument skit on monty python flying circus
Daniel can describe the "oils" in broccoli 6:37
So what Daniel is saying is he’s going to let his 10yo taste whiskey?
Legal in tx as long as a parent is present
Is it just me or does makers mark lose marks for not having a cork!!!
Aren't some woods poisonous?
Is it just me or does Rex look a bit Red/Sunburnt...
Alright guys, my wife refuses to try another whiskey except for Crown Royal. Any other brand that would be similar so we could try something else....
Crown Royal is a blended Canadian whiskey so that’s sort of it’s own category there. My mom loves black velvet. Not much for Canadian spirits myself but to me Crown is very comparable to cognac. My recommendation would be Hennessy, Remy Martin or Courvoisier. Or sticking with whiskey maybe Wild Turkey Rare Breed, or Weller Antique if you can find it. Cheers 🥃
so Maker's Mark 46 is a CLENCHED nose
Is anyone a member of the MM Whisky drop club? Is it worth it?
All married men are the back up plan
1st... well I tried.. lol
GOOD MORNING YOU MB'S... 🥃
Would Rex's wife described him as annoyingly handsy?
Watching this so I can get my mind off of going to stomp the people that stole 5 bottles of whiskey from me this weekend, 2 of them unopened and that I was gonna try the next day...one of them was a 1792 single barrel and the other a whistlepig 10yr old....
It tires me a little to see so much "private selection", "family reserve" and other nonsense that they put in the bottles. If it is private or for the family of owners, they do not sell it, if they sell it, it is no longer private or for the owners family, of course. It is the same stupidity of selling industrial products (packaged soups, canned foods, etc.) as "homemade." If it is made in a factory, it cannot be homemade.
Marketing nonsense often seems as if it was created specifically in order to insult the customer's intelligence.
I think that companies like Old Rip Van Winkle and Willett use the term "family reserve" because it is members of the family who owns the company doing the barrel selection and blending for those particular products though, not because they made it for themselves.
But....but it was a private selection. A private group selected the barrel and the staves?
This was basically a "barrel selection" or barrel pick in more common parlance, by the Idaho Liquor Commission or whatever that government entity is called officially. It is sold in Idaho (state run) liquor stores. I got a bottle from the 2021 barrel a few weeks back, it is quite nice-
Well shit man, start sending my broke ass 10-12 bottles of whiskey!
How about sharing the wealth with a disabled vet,,,,,
What next, makers mark private collection limited edition the customers batch
😂
at this point a trash titan animation should just be the bottle throw
Hey, you guys should reach out to Guga foods/Sous vide everything, he released a new video where he uses whisky, it would be awesome if you could do a video with him in the future.
When it comes to cigars and tobacco in general, there is only one thing to say, they are all bad and have scientifically been proven to be bad for you. And cigars are just plain gross, as in puking everything you've eaten for the past month or two.
Weird, I smoke cigars and I've never puked 🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️