Australian Reacts To Irish Try Canadian Spirits
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I can't speak for today, but Crown Royal came in a purple velvety fabric bag, that we would save for a stash bag. It's not a single malt; it's blended.
They blow the glass inside of that skull-shaped mould.
*embroidereed purple velvet bag
I was disappointed by the lack of purple bag too. Maybe it wasn't there because it was an import?
@@fjdoucet1465 they coulld have just left it out of the video..
I still covet my purple Crown bags.
Canadians rarely call it whiskey... it's Rye, as in "gimme a rye & coke".
Crown and CC are best, Wiser's is very good too.
Props to the guy who recognized Dan Aykroyd's Vodka.
Lol when you drink rye you say the same thing as every other rye drinker
".....what's with all the cops?"
@@Aughtel They smell the rye, like frickin' mosquitoes at sunset.
canadians spell it whisky.
Crown royal used to come in a purple velvet bag with gold draw strings. Most Canadians used the bags to keep their scrabble tiles in.
Can confirm.
Also, CC used to have a maple leaf sticker on the neck that you could peel off.
and we all still have one in our scrabble box
@@M.E.M.O.10-50 Scrabble bags, yep. I can confirm myself plus 4-5 friend's families for Scrabble and at least one who bagged pennies for Rumoli.
Also, the purple fleece bagged bottles came in a swanky box (or even better, the Christmas box). In the early 80's I cut them and framed them along my bar area. 80's chic, lol I know, but quite classy at the time.
In Canada Rye Whiskey’s are meant to be sipped neat with an ice cube. Most people will mix it Ginger Ale or 7-up.
To be official Canadian Whiskey it must be made wholly or in part a specific % of Rye as it's ingredients.
Canadian here. Crown Royal will rock you like nothing else. Do not underestimate
They appear much drunker than before the first sip. It looks like it got the job done.
Some Canadian whiskey do come in flavours. Maple, apple, vanilla, etc!
Peach flavour is the best. Mixed with iced tea
Yukon Jack is whiskey with honey flavour.
I believe the skull bottles are blown inside a mold to get that shape.
Canadian Club, and Wisers whisky are made in my city. Most people say they take Crown Royal over Canadian Club.
teaspoon of whiskey to baby bottle of milk.. yep.. that used to happen.. usually to treat colic or just shut the kid up.. lol
Canadian Club and Crown Royal are both Canadian blends. Canadian Club is my favorite whiskey with Crown as a backup. I live in Texas and Canadian Club is not widely available, Crown is. Canadian Club is distilled in Walkerville, Ontario (Windsor) and is located across the river from Detroit. During prohibition of the 20s and 30s, Canadian Club was the most popular whiskey smuggled into the Great Lakes region by the gangsters of the prohibition era, Detroit's Purple Gang and Chicago's Al Capone. Canadian Club also bottled pints that had a curved side that could be easily strapped to a lady's thighs and legs and hidden under their floor-length full-bodied shirts of the era. After all, no U.S. Customs Agent would dare to ask a lady to lift her skirt. True story.
Crown Royal makes a variety of blended ryes. All come in varying fanciness' of their classic crown bottle. Crown Royal's Northern Harvest Rye won Whiskey of the Year in 2016.
If you make a lot of them it doesn't cost any more to make a fancy shaped bottle, and Crown Royal is a best seller in Canada.
Canadian whiskey is rye based and usually used in mixed drinks.
Not too bad, but i was a little disappointed that they didn't have any of the nectar of Newfoundland....Screech.
Then again, it might be just a bit too much for the Irish, eh. 🤣🤣🤣
Irish Newfees invented Screech
Actually Ollie, when the King or Queen is visiting one of his/her realms, such as Canada or Australia, they technically are considered the King or Queen of Canada, or Australia, respectively.
Well, consider me now educated :)
@OJB Reacts Canadian whisky, regardless of the brand is made from rye as opposed to barley (Scotch and Irish). Crown Royal is a premium brand, but so is Alberta Springs sipping whisky. For quality, Canadian Club is so-so. It's the "Ford / Chevrolet" Variety while Crown Royal / Alberta Springs would be the Bentley version. Also Collingwood is a great brand. Finely aged in oak barrels. I absolutely love Scotch and Irish high quality whiskies, but being Canadian, I have to say rye whisky is my favorite.
I don't think I've ever had Crown Royal so I can't speak about it. Canadian Club is not my thing, it's definitely not as strong as other spirits so I agree with that guy saying it was smoother. Lot 40 is a favorite of mine, I can understand their expressions, it's very flavorful and it's great to make an old fashioned but I would absolutely not down it all in one go like the other two guys... and Canada is known for rye so it's probably why they had so many of them. One thing I wished they would've had is gin, in particular Quebec has made so many local gins in the recent 5-10 years that it's become a bit of an industry, like microbreweries, but I don't know how many of them are actually exported, they would've had to buy it here and bring it back to Ireland.
my parents did that with me, a bit of rye and coke on my pacifier when i was teething so i would sleep, or had a small shot of it when i was 12 when i had the chicken pox to again help me sleep
The traditional Canadian Rye is meant to give you a violent kick in the head, after which you feel good because the pain has stopped. Mixture of historic Scottish and Irish distilling traditions aimed at a clientele of lumberjacks and miners. Finnish and Ukrainian immigrants introduced vodka, and a good Alberta vodka can compete with the finest Stolichaya.
I love the TRY channel!
Its funny, i live in canada, crown royal has won some world awards for their whiskey. Not saying its bad by any means. However, im not a fan of it. I'm a fan of whiskey/scotch but i prefer a good glenfiddich, or balvenie.
Indeed, the Brits believe ALL whiskey is Scotch. In Canada, we also have RYE whisky which you tried. The Americans have a few also. Others around the globe have whiskeys has THEIR versions. Sometimes the Brits can be SO self-centred and conceded...... much like the Russians!
Sherry and milk for kids.
ALL Whisky producers (even Brits, although most British Scotch whiskey companies are owned by Canadians) will TELL to add water to their drinks. ALWAYS
LOL, They are drunk by the time they got to Lot 40
No maple in Crown Royal unless stated on bottle. Most Canadians mix Rye with water or cola or ginger ale
The British monarch absolutely has the title King of Canada and is referred to as such when in-country. Not only does the monarch have that title, constitutionally, the monarch **is** Canada.
Most Canadians are sick of this monarchy crap. Dump Chuck, Canada, and become a real country, eh?
@@asaintpiit'll never happen. It would require a constitutional amendment which would require unanimous consent from every provincial legislature, the house of commons and the senate. Considering that politicians in this country (or any country for that matter) can't even agree on what time it is at any given point, the likelihood of removing the monarchy becomes effectively nil.
I believe the Crown Royal has had this bottle since the beginning, and I think it is about 200 years old. Crown Royal is probably the best know Whiskey in Canada, Canadian Club follows close behind. The CC is rather popular in the US but for some bloody reason they call it Bourbon which I truly do not understand. The Crystal Skull Vodka is newer I want to say maybe 10 years or so, I only had it once and it was very good for Vodka. I have never seen nor heard of Lot 40 so I have no thoughts for that. For me it is Crown and Coke all the way. I have a 175oz bottle if Canadian Club. They were very popular in the 70s and 80s. The bottle is a family treasure at this point. The Crown Royal comes in a purple bag that is the best little bag for cleaning ones dashboard.😊
you put whiskey on your finger and rub the babys gum when teething
yeah... you don't drink Canadian whiskey straight. you need to mix it with coke.
As a Canadian, my preferred whiskey is Forty Creek. It's great both as a sipping whiskey and as a mixing whiskey.
I've tried all of these. I felt since they tried a good sampling of Canadian Whiskey, ( there were others that they could have tried too obviously,) but only one vodka that it was really unfair. Canada has many really good vodka brands. I think they either need to stick to one type, and try them in groups, because obviously if you do vodka, and Whiskey, and rye, and gin even just the top 3 brands you would risk alcohol poisoning.
at 2:00 the "40% vol" means 40% alcohol by VOlume.
7:30 - the spice isn't "spicy" necessarily, like cooking spices. The "ingredients" are not always specific so people don't make their own... sort of. So spice in this case is probably a catch all for a number if things that make the flavour. Like KFC's "mix of 11 herbs and spices."
Those were probably some of the stronger option in Canadian spirits. Not that they are not popular. I think I've heard of all of them but the Skull.
Side note... some people prefer to "mix" a drink rather than straight up... but... still they do have flavour a reason.
Canadian whisky intrinsically has a little bit of spicy flavour in it due to the rye.
Do Canadian distillers do single malts and very aged whiskey's?
Malt whiskey is a Scottish specialty. Most Canadian whiskeys are rye based. There are aged whiskeys like Wiser's 12 year old (my favorite). There are some 14 year old and older.
You are very wrong about there being no King or Queen of Australia. The King is the King of the United Kingdom, but also is King of Australia. This is, in many ways a legal fiction because it is the Goivernor General who is constitutionally able to exercise the power of the Crown, but the Governor General is execising executive power in the name of the Crown. And when the power of the Monarch is being exercised in Australia, as it is very regularly, for example, signing draft bills into law, it is as the King or Queen of Australia. The parliament can only propose a draft bill. It only becomes law when the Governor General signs it.
Likewise all Australian governments, and Ministers, can be the result of an election, and negotiation within the winning party, but that person must then go to the Governor General, who then appoints the government.
The Constitution also has provisions such as, when there is an impass between the Lower House and the Upper House over Supply, as happened in 1975, The Governor General, in the name of the Monarch, can sack the government of the day, appoint a caretaker government, and call for elections within three weeks. That exercise of the power of the King or Queen of Australia, as exercised by the Governor General according to the Constitution, happened, and demonstrates the power of the Crown as Monarch of Australia.
The Monarch, as King or Queen of the UK would have no such power, since Australia is fully independant of Britain. Hence the legal fiction written into the Constitution, and when the King, or Queen of England and the UK.
I assume that Canad also has the legal fiction of a King or Queen of Canada. It is kind of how constitutional monarchies can only work, when the Crown is also the Monarch of another country.
re: eggnog, it's nutmeg.
I don't drink but I would like a shot of Crystal skull
It is very smooth, as they said but it kicks like a mule! I honestly felt like I was drinking water, there is almost no vodka/ alcohol taste, but it is 40% or ( 80 proof )!!
Canadians get annoyed with too many maple leaves
Crown Royal is the better brand.
Sucking diesel is definitely a Bri'ish thing.
If you're going to stray from the UK or Ireland for whiskey:
Tennessee or Kentucky, not Canada.
No where near as good as Canadian whiskey.
Hillbilly ethanol? No thanks.
@@sid7088 Have decent bourbon down south but their whiskey is a fail.
Ryan, it’s a Yankee troll account that does nothing but hang out on these types of videos while dumping on everything Canadian 🤷♂️. Pathetic,really.
rye is better than bourbon
Rye
Crown Royal is the better brand.