Today we taste and review Cotswolds Single Malt whisky.
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Daniel is a whiskey sommelier. His necklace is a token of his sommelier level, and he trains whiskey sommeliers at The Whisk(e)y Marketing School in Austin Texas.
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** You don’t have to be a snob to appreciate and love great whiskey.
Whisky and Whiskey (it depends on where it’s from) have been an important part of cultures around the world from time immemorial. Whiskey is a part of the very fabric of Western society, and in most places, is as common and accessible as beer.
Like Jazz and wine, snobs have predictably hijacked whiskey appreciation, spoiling our natural, common connection with it and creating a false dichotomy of “good whiskey” and “bad whiskey.”
It’s time to break through the emotional bias with facts and science. That’s what this school is about.
** The only valid definition of “good” whiskey is “whiskey you like to drink.”
Learning how to share your love of whiskey in a way that connects people to the history and the story has more to do with public speaking and storytelling than it does with facts and tests.
The best way to learn about whiskey and share that love is to drink whiskey and talk about it with friends. Study the history, find the stories, and discover the culture and the methods that have been developed over hundreds of years. That’s what you’ll do when you attend The Whisk(e)y Marketing School.
** You don’t need a marketing degree to learn how to share your love of whiskey with the world.
There’s an old saying, “In business, it’s not what you know… It’s who you know.”
Regardless the industry you’re in, most people are clumsy and ineffective when it comes to “networking” because they ignore a very important rule – Relationship First, Business Second.
There’s a tremendous amount of curiosity about Whisk(e)y today. It’s a great excuse for you to gather a group of people who want to have fun and learn something new. The Whisk(e)y School teaches you how to tap into that curiosity, and share your love of whisk(e)y in an unpretentious way. You’re demonstrating knowledge, expertise, and an engaging personality – things valued by every gatekeeper, in every industry.
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Do you guys have a “whiskey unicorn?” That holy grail of a bottle you’ve always searched for, but can’t seem to find? The white whale you’ve hunted, but that has always eluded you?
Ever since watching Episode 190, mine has been Ron Burgundy’s Great Odin’s Raven – but I recently found a place that bought as many bottles as they could from their wholesaler before it was discontinued. I’m finally getting my hands on that glorious blend.
The other “unicorn” whiskeys I’ve been searching for include Jefferson’s Ocean, Voyage 2, The Glenlivet Code, and Jura Prophecy. These may be easier to find for those living elsewhere, but for me… these are near impossible to find, especially for someone who doesn’t travel much.
Curious to know what bottles have eluded you both – considering how much you’ve had access to in the Vault. What is the one whiskey you covet above all others?
DONT DRINK WHISKY WHILE WATCHING THIS VIDEO!!! CAUTION!!! DONT DRINK WHISKY WHILE WATCHING THIS VIDEO!!!!
the camera wobble will make you sick
The Magnificent Bastard spirit wolf got his cigar back! Thanks for sharing Rex!
The Boston Pops were practicing Beethoven’s 9th for the 4th of July concert at the Hatch Shell. A sudden gust of wind blew the over the music stands, scattering the pages.
It took an hour to collect and sort the pages, and secure the sheets to the stands. In the mean time, the bass players were sharing a bottle of bourbon….
When all was ready the conductor tapped his baton, and said “from where we left off”.
It was then he realized it was the bottom of the 9th, the scores were tied and the bassists were loaded.
It’s funny you talk about misophonia… I have a hard time watching other people review whiskey because of the chewing sound they make when they drink it.
Thanks for answering my question! Love you dudes! And rex said my name right 🙂
Oh look another seemingly great whisky I can’t get in Canada.
Anything Dr. Swan touched turned to GOLD!
Could there be a magnificent episode where you (Daniel) discuss how the different grains influence the tastes in the various types of whiskey?
Daniel is suffering more from MeSoPhony-ia
New to your channel gents, thank you, very entertaining and informative.
Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha, fucking english whisky, classic!
In this episode the Bearded Scotch Hobbit and The long haired Bearded Remington Steele talk about….
Rex went right into the cork! LOL!
I Finally got my first bottle of Laphroaig 10 and can only describe it’s magnificence as… The dew bottled straight from the lips of the goddess of whiskeys holy of holy :-)>
Did Daniel not say ages for 33months then 3 months b4 bottling switched to ex bourbon and such. Making it a 3yr old?
AMPed on Wildspark!
Woo! Get some AMPs and pay these dudes!
i just bought a Dun Mhor “the smokey” and it’s horrible (not that i know anything about whiskey) i was hoping someone could explain to me is it me or does it tastes like gin ?
We’re gonna need a dozen more… for science. 😉
Thanks for being awesome guys! Always make me laugh at least once per day 🙂
Nice reference to little Britain, definitely a show you need to watch while sipping
Oh to be dr. Of whiskey!!!!
If someone didn’t pour me a whisky I would wack their drinking towards the clothing. Nobody is going to asshole me. LOL
Hey has anyone here ever tried the Nadurra 16 yr old by Glenlivet? I just recently acquired my local liquor stores last 2 in stock for 80$. I opened one of them but I am going to keep the other closed considering they have discontinued the 16 yr old Nadurra.
Its taken me about 6 months but think I have finally graduated to a advanced scotch drinker last week when the kids went to bed me and my friend were in my Man cave playing super Nintendo like adults do and all of my wiskey was tasting to sweet then I poured my friends Laphroaig triple wood I could still taste some sweet notes but the after taste was amazing it reminds me of a sharp goat cheese where the first flavor is delicious then you swallow and 5sec later u get hit in the mouth with a bundle of joy thanks guys for opening up the world of wiskey to me #bring back rex week
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Hey guys. I was drinking a whiskey the other night that you had said in a previous video you got chocolate note. I couldn’t find chocolate when I was drinking and nosing it. But then I drank the whiskey and left the glass on the counter overnight and when I went back the next morning to move it I happened to nose it and got a chocolate note. Is this normal that once the whiskey is gone and the alcohol is evaporated out that what trace remains will be easier to find other notes?
I hadn’t thought about it before but I would guess that a bar wouldn’t be able to make and serve their own infinity bottle?