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I suggest you guys delete this hilariously wrong video and do some proper research about all sorts of crap you tell in this one. Brewed, call it whiskey, call single malts blends, every shot is some kind of liquor on the rocks, probably not even whisky, and so on. Really sad and hilarious at the same time, or do you call this fake news?
Something mass produced for all the rich people in the world is not something special or probably even good. You need to find something local, some small quality produced whiskey unique in the world. And its probably not even going to be that expensive.
Firstly Whisky is never brewed.Its a distilled spirit! Beer is brewed And single malt whisky means its a whisky only made up of 100% barley(not any grain) from 1 single distillery. BTW its pronounced as (Glenfiddik) Dalmore trinitas is a single malt not a blend! If the different casks are from the same distillery the its not called a blend.
yes Dhrumil you are right, but first understand what is brewing, when germinated grain is dried, mashed and steep in water and then heated up to make a mash, in the production of beer we just add hops to it and this is the only thing that is different in the production of beer and whiskey, till the process of fermentation. So we are using the exact same method so we can say that whiskey is brewed, fermented and then distilled.
and aged 50 years means the youngest whisky in the bottle is 50 years old not the whole thing. And one person pointed out :"Talks about scotch, shows a picture of a bunch of irish whiskys".
Dhrumil Modi Whiskey is Brewed, fermented, distilled, and then aged in a barrel. The grains used and the way they are prepared determines the type of whiskey. And to take it even further, the type of barrel used plays a factor in what whiskey is being made. To say that whiskey is NEVER brewed is not necessarily true.
a bottle of Macallan Valerio Adami was sold last October in Edinburgh (Bonhams auctions) for a mind blowing 848.750 British pound. The whiskey was distilled in 1926 and bottled in 1986.
So many mistakes in this vid. Maybe try to do some actual research on a topic besides binge reading a bunch of Buzzfeed articles. And I love how they spelled it "whiskey", showed Irish whiskey, talk about the most expensive whiskys while showing booze poured over ice, etc. So come on, ALUX. Try a little harder.
You must be a complete idiot to drink one of these expensive whiskys. If a whisky is more than 25 years old, it's decreasing in quality (well, most whiskys are), it's over the top. And of course pooring your whisky over icecubes kills your whisky.
Whiskey is typically Irish and American, Whisky is everything else. Just a marketing thing really. I did laugh that they showed 10 bottles of Irish whiskey when talking about Scotch. So many inaccuracies, its like a car crash, i cant stop watching.
@@robertjordan1569 Glenlivet is irish since when? Macellen is irish since when? Confused how all 10 could be irish. One was a rye, which is not an irish style either.
1) whisky is distilled not brewed 2) Malt whisky uses barley not grain 3) The Balvenie is not a secret recipe 4) It takes Three years to mature whisky in Scotland 5) It’s “Whisky”
Spelling is based more on country of origin. Scotland spells tyre America spells it tire. That is one of the few things that is wrong in the video. That's because it's different not wrong.
A lot of people don’t understand a few things: Whiskey: American/Irish spelling. Whisky: Scottish spelling. Also whiskey is indeed brewed before it is distilled. Before distillation if they added hops to the brew it would be beer.
Something mass produced for all the rich people in the world is not something special or probably even good. You need to find something local, some small quality produced whiskey unique in the world. And its probably not even going to be that expensive.
Macallan 57 yrs is atleast worth 117.000$ and currently selling for around 200.000$ at the marina bay sands. Maybe you could include this one in the list!
it would seem that many people don’t know how whiskey is made. Because the wort is indeed brewed. Same process as beer, but after fermentation, it’s distilled, and then aged in a barrel. 🤦🏼♂️
To take the snobbery out of all of this, I have the last quart jar of whiskey made by a bootlegger in Southern Appalachia who made liquor for 72 consecutive years with his family's 150 year old recipe. This man was also a close personal friend and to me this jar of un-bonded whiskey is priceless. It's also the finest whisky I've ever tasted in my 66 years on earth.
Hey boy! Tryna get my hands on some of that whiskey, hears the deal ill fight ya for it. We can meet up at any ramdom McDonalds squabble it out winner takes the drink now ya in or ya in?
The “Single Malt” in scotch is not a descriptive phrase. Each word means something on its own. Single means that its been distilled by one distillery, not blended from products of multiple distilleries. Malt, means that its distilled from one grain only, usually barley.
The Macallan Fine & Rare 60 Year Old 1926 bottle, sold for 1.5 million. And The Macallan Valerio Adami 1926 60-year-old Scotch whisky sold for 1.1 million. so 460k isnt even close to being the most expensive.
I have a bottle of 25 year old Macallan from 1964, and a bottle of Ladyburn 12 year old I bought in 1990. (I actually bought three bottles and drank two.) I also have a bottle of 10 year old Loch Dhu Black single malt I bought in 1998. I look at them once in a while. :)
I would do both for me and my family after the struggles and success of that family owned business… toast for the success after the long years of hard work 😎
You guys don't know much about whiskey, do you? 1. You call it "whiskey" yet you insist finest comes from Scotland where it is called whisky. 2. "Most of the finest whiskey is known as Scotch whiskey". Well, whiskey is Scotch because it comes from Scotland, not because it is fine whiskey. Also, there are fine whiskeys from around the world -- Ireland, US and even Japan. 3. You show it exclusively on the rocks. This was the only way I thought you can drink whiskey and for many years I would not drink whisky because with ice it is just strong alcohol, watered, with no taste. If you get good whiskey you get it because you want to taste it, don't water it down and don't dull your senses by making it cold. I mean, there is nothing wrong drinking it on the rocks but teach people you can enjoy it other ways, too. 4. Whiskey is distilled, not brewed. Yeah, it is also brewed, but the places where it is being produced are called distilleries not breweries. 5. Some whiskeys are expensive but not necessarily because they are better than other, cheaper whiskeys. Whiskey is about preference and some cheaper whiskeys are perfectly good and very enjoyable. Aged and rare whiskeys are expensive because they are hard to obtain. For people who know whiskeys and want to taste something new they need find more and more rare whiskeys to find variety. Layman person trying old or rare whiskey may not necessarily enjoy it as they are frequently kept for their demanding flavor profile that requires trained palate to enjoy. 6. Whiskey is not decanted. Decanting wine has very specific purpose, to remove sediment and to expose it to oxygen. Whiskey does not have sediment and exposure to oxygen only causes detorioration. 7. Again, every single shot shows whiskey on the rocks. Guys... really?
You forgot to mention the main reason Scotch and Irish whiskeys are usually atop the most expensive list. The longer a whiskey is aged the less there is do to angels share, therefore there is a need for a higher price to still carry a profit. This is reference with the first whiskey. They only get 88 bottles out of a barrel after 50 years. How sweet it would be to work at the distillery at 20 and barrel some whiskey and then open the barrel and drink the fruits of your labor at 70 straight from the cask.
Somebody get in a bar and ask for a scotch , he drink and ask for a second one, then he ask the bill. It's "only" 24,000 $. Before the client start to ask why it' s so expensive, the barman say :nuts ,olive and chips comes free on duble ordination . What do you answered to the barman ??
@BTS Rap Monster Truck Fan Bias You don't get the point if i had 500.000$ i could buy a beautiful house and a cool car i wouldn't buy liquor with that money.
It's not pronounced the way she did, but the "H" is not unvoiced as such - "ch" has a specific pronunciation in Scottish words, which many non-Scots seem to have bother with, or don't attempt.
I think l will stick with my Basil Hayden. Produced since 1796 and was favored by George Washington around or at that year, popular beyond all others in the 19th century, and a favorite in the 20th century. What the 21st century holds for this most disquest Bourbon maker is hopeful for increased sales and distribution.
80% Collect 20% Enjoy the drink. Money is great, but you can't eat it or drink it... I'd prefer the experience of sipping these fine drinks every now and then.
If I had the Money to buy some rare whisky I would most def. Enjoy it and if I liked it I would buy more and save it to profit! So my answer is both or all the above!
Normally I do not have much to say bad about your list. But if you're going to do a list on expensive whiskeys you should at least learn about them first. Scotch whisky and American rye whiskey are two distinctly different things.
Unfortunately there are so many pronunciation mistakes throughout. But the worst mistake is showing a number of imagines of whisk(e)y on the rocks with these super, ultra premium drams. For all that quality and money, they would be best enjoyed and savored neat. Cheers!
Why? The best way to drink whiskey is however you like to drink whiskey. There is no wrong way. The only people that think that there is a right and wrong way are snobs. If someone wants to pay $50k plus and mix it with ginger ale then cheers. They are still enjoying whiskey. That is all the matters. Enjoying it.
I tried many types, from cheap to costly but for me they are almost same, except few gave me headache next day and few didn't... Lol I know I am not an expert in this but it's funny when people spend that much money just for different flavour.
@@gofigure84 You totally missed the point. I am taking a jab at the research done for this video. It claims the Irish don't use the letter e in whisky but they do. It is the Scots that don't use the letter e in Whisky. Anyone with a basic knowledge of whisky knows this. There is nothing to get over here.
As a Scot from Glasgow, I wish people would stop pronouncing Edinburgh as Edinburg or Edinboro,it’s Edinburgh and it’s said like Edinbura,say it like this Ed-in-bur-a.
@Alux.com I don't understand why someone would buy whiskey or other drink if they have no intention of drinking it. Can someone please explain to me why someone would collect things like drinks but not drink them? Warm regards.
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Scottish Whisky and Irish Whiskey.....and distilled not brewed! PLEASE!!
Perhaps most expensive whiskeys/ spirits from each country?
I suggest you guys delete this hilariously wrong video and do some proper research about all sorts of crap you tell in this one.
Brewed, call it whiskey, call single malts blends, every shot is some kind of liquor on the rocks, probably not even whisky, and so on.
Really sad and hilarious at the same time, or do you call this fake news?
Talks about scotch, shows a picture of a bunch of irish whiskys
lol that cracked me up as well
actually , the first pic was Basil Hayden
lol and they say brewed consistently, even though spirits are distilled
Everytime I see a Lux video on this channel, it proves money can't buy brains lol
lol
I noticed that too.
I would buy to drink, and as soon as possible. At 81 years my time could be close and want to experience more of the best in life before I go.
Something mass produced for all the rich people in the world is not something special or probably even good. You need to find something local, some small quality produced whiskey unique in the world. And its probably not even going to be that expensive.
Hru man
Cheers ✌️
U alive?
Are u still alive mate
The mispronunciation and misinformation presented in this video is mind-numbingly painful.
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Irish whiskey is spelt with an E and Scottish no E and the Irish Whiskey is older than the Scottish
Firstly Whisky is never brewed.Its a distilled spirit!
Beer is brewed
And single malt whisky means its a whisky only made up of 100% barley(not any grain) from 1 single distillery.
BTW its pronounced as (Glenfiddik)
Dalmore trinitas is a single malt not a blend!
If the different casks are from the same distillery the its not called a blend.
Dhrumil Modi a lot of people pronounced that wrong!!! Even professional... I can’t believe... But I don’t care!
yes Dhrumil you are right, but first understand what is brewing, when germinated grain is dried, mashed and steep in water and then heated up to make a mash, in the production of beer we just add hops to it and this is the only thing that is different in the production of beer and whiskey, till the process of fermentation. So we are using the exact same method so we can say that whiskey is brewed, fermented and then distilled.
and aged 50 years means the youngest whisky in the bottle is 50 years old not the whole thing. And one person pointed out :"Talks about scotch, shows a picture of a bunch of irish whiskys".
when people talk about a topic they have no idea about and the commits rip them apart for being stupid. haha love it.
Dhrumil Modi Whiskey is Brewed, fermented, distilled, and then aged in a barrel. The grains used and the way they are prepared determines the type of whiskey. And to take it even further, the type of barrel used plays a factor in what whiskey is being made. To say that whiskey is NEVER brewed is not necessarily true.
This is woefully and horribly inaccurate.
Scottish single malt is typically distilled twice.
Why?
@@ryanfindlay599 the figures are all over the place and the very most expensive whiskies aren't there.
@@Sidmacher thanks 😊
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“Scotch is from Scotland”
*shows Jameson*
...oopps..🤣🤣
The Jameson family were scottish, believe or not…
Irish Whiskey is Better.
a bottle of Macallan Valerio Adami was sold last October in Edinburgh (Bonhams auctions) for a mind blowing 848.750 British pound. The whiskey was distilled in 1926 and bottled in 1986.
amazing
I’d drink them all 😊
So many mistakes in this vid. Maybe try to do some actual research on a topic besides binge reading a bunch of Buzzfeed articles.
And I love how they spelled it "whiskey", showed Irish whiskey, talk about the most expensive whiskys while showing booze poured over ice, etc.
So come on, ALUX. Try a little harder.
yeah....they got the term single malt and age statement all wrong too.
You must be a complete idiot to drink one of these expensive whiskys. If a whisky is more than 25 years old, it's decreasing in quality (well, most whiskys are), it's over the top. And of course pooring your whisky over icecubes kills your whisky.
Whiskey is typically Irish and American, Whisky is everything else. Just a marketing thing really. I did laugh that they showed 10 bottles of Irish whiskey when talking about Scotch. So many inaccuracies, its like a car crash, i cant stop watching.
@@robertjordan1569 Glenlivet is irish since when? Macellen is irish since when? Confused how all 10 could be irish. One was a rye, which is not an irish style either.
Michael Bauers there was a picture at the beginning of the video showing a bunch of bottles of Irish as the narrator was talking about scotch.
I’m always impressed how Alux make videos about things I have recently search for. Looks like Google ads 😂. Good job!
1) whisky is distilled not brewed
2) Malt whisky uses barley not grain
3) The Balvenie is not a secret recipe
4) It takes Three years to mature whisky in Scotland
5) It’s “Whisky”
Spelling is based more on country of origin. Scotland spells tyre America spells it tire. That is one of the few things that is wrong in the video. That's because it's different not wrong.
If they're this inaccurate with a topic as old as Whiskey, I would argue against the quality of the rest of their videos.
A lot of people don’t understand a few things:
Whiskey: American/Irish spelling.
Whisky: Scottish spelling.
Also whiskey is indeed brewed before it is distilled. Before distillation if they added hops to the brew it would be beer.
The product of the brewed stage is not whisky, it is wort.
I have in my collection a vintage bottle of American made Night Train fine wine which was aquired in Baltimore Maryland in 1987.
When I buy a good bottle of whiskey 🥃 it’s definitely to drink it and enjoy.
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Something mass produced for all the rich people in the world is not something special or probably even good. You need to find something local, some small quality produced whiskey unique in the world. And its probably not even going to be that expensive.
Most expensive bottle of whiskey I bought was around $70, really puts it in perspective
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I have the money...I drink it!!! Just to say I did!!
Nothing better than a good single malt and a nice cigar .!!!! Cheers .!!!
Being able to drink all of these would be one of my very few indulgences if I were stupidly rich.
Macallan 57 yrs is atleast worth 117.000$ and currently selling for around 200.000$ at the marina bay sands. Maybe you could include this one in the list!
I am a collector of fine whisky! I enjoy consuming as well!
You do not “brew” whiskey.
shes reading a script.....
Technically you do brew the wort
I know she is reading a a script
Distillers beer
it would seem that many people don’t know how whiskey is made. Because the wort is indeed brewed. Same process as beer, but after fermentation, it’s distilled, and then aged in a barrel. 🤦🏼♂️
I am a fan of Scotch Whiskys especially from Islay.
Makes Pappy Van Winkle look affordable.
Not up there, but an incredible character filled whiskey can be found in the Knob Creek brand.
I’ve had allocated scotch and still can’t stand it, but I like whiskey in general
Awesome informational educational video experience Y'alls God Bless Ya 🙏
To take the snobbery out of all of this, I have the last quart jar of whiskey made by a bootlegger in Southern Appalachia who made liquor for 72 consecutive years with his family's 150 year old recipe. This man was also a close personal friend and to me this jar of un-bonded whiskey is priceless. It's also the finest whisky I've ever tasted in my 66 years on earth.
Hey boy! Tryna get my hands on some of that whiskey, hears the deal ill fight ya for it. We can meet up at any ramdom McDonalds squabble it out winner takes the drink now ya in or ya in?
The Irish gave the world Whiskey.
An American talking about whiskey. Like Ronald McDonald talking about salad.
🏴🇮🇪🤮
Macallan M 6L sold for $633,000，and Yamazaki Single Malt 50 years sold for $337,500 are more expensive then your top 1 and top 2's.
Definitely would not stash away. It’s a must have because life...
Im going to start distilling my beers since brewing is interchangeable.
Use apple juice for hard cider
so apparently the bottle of yamazaki that sold for 300,000 $ isn't on the list..
Number 2 sounds like the best one. The first one got price increased for charity and the bottle. The second must have such a complex taste
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The “Single Malt” in scotch is not a descriptive phrase. Each word means something on its own. Single means that its been distilled by one distillery, not blended from products of multiple distilleries.
Malt, means that its distilled from one grain only, usually barley.
Scotch is Good. But there is a massive variety of Irish Whiskey and good stuff at a price that will not break the bank! :D
Tried Johnny Walker Blue label last week. Immensely tasty for 150$ a bottle. Best use of my hard earned dollar.
Wow you got that bottle cheap!
Worth buying two carrier bags aswell.
1:59
“...after distilling for fifty years...”
LOL
Ikr
I have an unopened chinese rice liquor brewed back in 1294. Gonna' drink it now.
The Macallan Fine & Rare 60 Year Old 1926 bottle, sold for 1.5 million. And The Macallan Valerio Adami 1926 60-year-old Scotch whisky sold for 1.1 million. so 460k isnt even close to being the most expensive.
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Whiskey drinker here. Wow! I can't believe my eyes... Cheers!
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Dalmore is a brand that looks exquisite and is affordable on top of the luxurious
How can you distill without water?!? You know what happens to a mash bill that doesnt have water? IT STAYS DRY! So tell me Alux, how is this possible?
I would buy whiskey bottles to enjoy them........
Macallan Valerio Adami. Sold for 848,750 pounds. Its the costliest whiskey sold so far.
Macallan is Whisky,not whiskey!!
One of those bottles could pay off my student loans.
I may be wrong, but you did not mention the Macallan Peter Blake 1926, which sold for $1.1 million U.S dollars
I'd enjoy the bottle of whiskey with friends.
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The 50 year Balvenie didn’t distill or 50 years, it was in the barrel for 50 years. 🤨
Correct
I would like to taste one of these One day.
You can do it! just sell your house and buy a bottle of these whiskey ......... :P
@Bad Cattitude Only works if you dont known shit about whiskey or wine.
Good luck 😉
Add it to my special bar 🍸
I believe whiskeys are meant to be enjoyed and not saved
I have a bottle of 25 year old Macallan from 1964, and a bottle of Ladyburn 12 year old I bought in 1990. (I actually bought three bottles and drank two.) I also have a bottle of 10 year old Loch Dhu Black single malt I bought in 1998. I look at them once in a while. :)
When you are planning to open them? 😅
@@RandomShorts007AP I will before I die, that's for sure, unless I just drop dead. If I do then my wife will be a rich lady! :)
@@jxxnrxxi2160 okay and with whom you will share it?
@@RandomShorts007AP You are kidding, right? )
@@jxxnrxxi2160 hahaha I get it 😅
I would do both for me and my family after the struggles and success of that family owned business… toast for the success after the long years of hard work 😎
Definitely buy to enjoy
So its true bro
This entire time I’m waiting to see Blue label on the list lol
Yeah right! Not going to happen.
Lol that is good stuff though
We must taste the expensive whisky,because before we die, we should enjoy rest of our lives. Because after death, God knows what should happen with us
Whiskey isn't brewed. And for it to be scotch it needs to be matured for at least 3 yrs in Scotland.
You guys don't know much about whiskey, do you?
1. You call it "whiskey" yet you insist finest comes from Scotland where it is called whisky.
2. "Most of the finest whiskey is known as Scotch whiskey". Well, whiskey is Scotch because it comes from Scotland, not because it is fine whiskey. Also, there are fine whiskeys from around the world -- Ireland, US and even Japan.
3. You show it exclusively on the rocks. This was the only way I thought you can drink whiskey and for many years I would not drink whisky because with ice it is just strong alcohol, watered, with no taste. If you get good whiskey you get it because you want to taste it, don't water it down and don't dull your senses by making it cold. I mean, there is nothing wrong drinking it on the rocks but teach people you can enjoy it other ways, too.
4. Whiskey is distilled, not brewed. Yeah, it is also brewed, but the places where it is being produced are called distilleries not breweries.
5. Some whiskeys are expensive but not necessarily because they are better than other, cheaper whiskeys. Whiskey is about preference and some cheaper whiskeys are perfectly good and very enjoyable. Aged and rare whiskeys are expensive because they are hard to obtain. For people who know whiskeys and want to taste something new they need find more and more rare whiskeys to find variety. Layman person trying old or rare whiskey may not necessarily enjoy it as they are frequently kept for their demanding flavor profile that requires trained palate to enjoy.
6. Whiskey is not decanted. Decanting wine has very specific purpose, to remove sediment and to expose it to oxygen. Whiskey does not have sediment and exposure to oxygen only causes detorioration.
7. Again, every single shot shows whiskey on the rocks. Guys... really?
You forgot to mention the main reason Scotch and Irish whiskeys are usually atop the most expensive list. The longer a whiskey is aged the less there is do to angels share, therefore there is a need for a higher price to still carry a profit. This is reference with the first whiskey. They only get 88 bottles out of a barrel after 50 years.
How sweet it would be to work at the distillery at 20 and barrel some whiskey and then open the barrel and drink the fruits of your labor at 70 straight from the cask.
It's Scottish WHISKY!! WHISKEY is Irish and American.
Somebody get in a bar and ask for a scotch , he drink and ask for a second one, then he ask the bill. It's "only" 24,000 $. Before the client start to ask why it' s so expensive, the barman say :nuts ,olive and chips comes free on duble ordination . What do you answered to the barman ??
I would buy and enjoy! Life is too short.
So you would buy a 500.000$ Whiskey?
Bro these expensive Whiskeys are just scam.
@BTS Rap Monster Truck Fan Bias You don't get the point if i had 500.000$ i could buy a beautiful house and a cool car i wouldn't buy liquor with that money.
@BTS Rap Monster Truck Fan Bias And by the way there are great whisky(e)s for under 60$
I would never waste 500.000$ for a bottle of whisky LOL
Johnny Walker's Black is nice.
A 100$ whiskey is very much fine for me ...brand doesn't matter.
I will buy them to enjoy.
Definitely buy to enjoy my whiskey 😊🥃
If I had that money I would buy 2 of each bottle, one to drink one to keep
The CH in Glenfiddich is certainly not pronounced that way. It's an unvoiced "H".
Agreed
It's not pronounced the way she did, but the "H" is not unvoiced as such - "ch" has a specific pronunciation in Scottish words, which many non-Scots seem to have bother with, or don't attempt.
@@alanj9391 Also lock and loch.
Glenfiddich and Loch both finish with ch but the i added to ch and the o to ch are so different .
Well I'm not into alcohol, but very interesting
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Can anyone tell me the name of the drink in thumbnail?
I think l will stick with my Basil Hayden. Produced since 1796 and was favored by George Washington around or at that year, popular beyond all others in the 19th century, and a favorite in the 20th century. What the 21st century holds for this most disquest Bourbon maker is hopeful for increased sales and distribution.
The pronunciation in this commentary is awful.
got triggered on Balvenie and Glenfiddich parts....
My throat also hurts now
Was a little shocking that a production company that claims the “future billionaire” moniker would fail so hard on pronunciation
0:56 "Brewed" oh my...
Wow here i thought i spent a fortune last year on a bottle of Aredbeg uigeadail at $100
Someday Buckfast will be in this League 👍😎
I tried $30 -$200 whisky and they all taste almost the same to me.
80% Collect 20% Enjoy the drink. Money is great, but you can't eat it or drink it... I'd prefer the experience of sipping these fine drinks every now and then.
If I had the Money to buy some rare whisky I would most def. Enjoy it and if I liked it I would buy more and save it to profit! So my answer is both or all the above!
Whiskey is not brewed. Beer is. Whiskey is produced by distillation!
Normally I do not have much to say bad about your list. But if you're going to do a list on expensive whiskeys you should at least learn about them first. Scotch whisky and American rye whiskey are two distinctly different things.
that no1 spot knocked me sideways!!!! UNBELIEVABLE!!!
Unfortunately there are so many pronunciation mistakes throughout. But the worst mistake is showing a number of imagines of whisk(e)y on the rocks with these super, ultra premium drams. For all that quality and money, they would be best enjoyed and savored neat. Cheers!
It’s not priceless when you’ve got the price paid on screen.
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Stop putting ice in expensive whiskey.
Why? The best way to drink whiskey is however you like to drink whiskey. There is no wrong way. The only people that think that there is a right and wrong way are snobs. If someone wants to pay $50k plus and mix it with ginger ale then cheers. They are still enjoying whiskey. That is all the matters. Enjoying it.
maybe there are many other whiskeys but Jack Daniels is very good
Will buy and always Two Bottles. One to Drink and one to collect and keep.
fuck rendia
1:11 talking about scotch whisky and showing irish whiskey
I tried many types, from cheap to costly but for me they are almost same, except few gave me headache next day and few didn't... Lol I know I am not an expert in this but it's funny when people spend that much money just for different flavour.
Well that was the most inaccurate video on whiskys I've ever watched!
Thank you!
I will do both!!! Enjoy and collect
STAAAAAAAAP!!!! The pronunciation is giving me the dry boak.
"The Irish don't use an "e" in Whisky"? Who the hell did their research for this?
I beg to differ Phillip go have a look.
@@jamesneeson9825 I think you should have a second look at my post, I used quotes ..The standard spelling of Whisky in Ireland is with an e.....
They spell tire - tyre too but you spell it based on how you learned in your country of origin. I'm American and spell it with an e too. Get over it!
@@gofigure84 You totally missed the point. I am taking a jab at the research done for this video. It claims the Irish don't use the letter e in whisky but they do. It is the Scots that don't use the letter e in Whisky. Anyone with a basic knowledge of whisky knows this. There is nothing to get over here.
@@gofigure84 The Irish gave whiskey to the world.
The macallan 1926 60 year old was sold late 2018 for around £848,750
I spend all that money on 🍺 beers 🍻 instead of one bottle of whiskey😜😝😍😍
Whisky is meant to be enjoyed with friends and family. Not on a shelf to be gawked at. Life is much too short for that. Cheers!
And I was crying for buying 130€ whisky
I read about a bottle of macallan 72 year old selling for $150,000 AUD at a dan Murphy's
As a Scot from Glasgow, I wish people would stop pronouncing Edinburgh as Edinburg or Edinboro,it’s Edinburgh and it’s said like Edinbura,say it like this Ed-in-bur-a.
@Alux.com I don't understand why someone would buy whiskey or other drink if they have no intention of drinking it. Can someone please explain to me why someone would collect things like drinks but not drink them? Warm regards.