10 Cheap Items Worth Their Money - Gentleman's Gazette

[@RangeOfSubjects]

Chandon Brut, from the French owned California winery is a great deal. $22 on sale. In general, cava sparkling wine from Spain will have great varieties at good prices. $6 to $25

[@Sasko97]

If you are not sure of fountain pens, and want to try them, buy a Jinhao 911, looks cool, all metalic with black plastic where you hold it. For someone who does not care, or does not have the knowledge or fine eye for fountain pens writing quality, this one is great, and it costs less than 3 USD. It even has a hooded nib if you are insecure of using them in public.

[@itsmeGeorgina]

Cheap items are usually worth it

[@ToldoMexes]

If I am into ironing Of course I am. It is my life.

[@ONEIL311]

As someone who works in a liquor store sometimes the cheaper stuff is better. Knock offs aren’t always bad

[@jonathanhankins8356]

Those pilot metropolitan pens are AMAZING. Unbelievable that you can get them so cheap.

[@saibadrinathvarma2509]

Last thing is the most worthy in this video🤣🤣

[@pinguinopenguin2559]

8:42 what’s better than free? - That someone actually pays you to get that free ebook

[@nelly5954]

My best value item has to be a harmonica. They only cost between 10 and 30 dollars each, they're great for building a collection, and they're endless, portable and non-battery-powered entertainment for yourself and others.

[@noahapollo]

7:30 "such as American, French, or European" Finally someone is excluding the French. Thank you from Greece (and the rest of Europe EXCLUDING France!)

[@drthmik]

Rada makes pretty good knives

[@barakgalil8174]

How about the Fiskars scissors? I have been using the same pair for over 25 years and still like them! I have have made a special case for them, use them alot, and consider them as one of my best.

[@Oberkommando]

True they are the Glocks of scissors - cheap and indestructible

[@eryngocub]

I started using Better Than Bullion just prior to viewing this video. It’s my new permanent food staple.

[@KalleB1999]

Ich finde es meega cool dass ihr auch Videos zu low budget gadgets macht. Grade als Student freut man sich da sehr

[@UncleHoCM]

Ditto the Nivea balm.

[@UncleHoCM]

Ditto on the Nivea.

[@talmadge1926]

You might have mentioned the added environmental advantage of paper-wrapped bar soap versus liquid soap in a plastic bottle

[@semi-useful5178]

Garum on the list. Very Nice.

[@mollyw11]

We went with the St. Hilaire for our wedding based on your recommendation and it was a crowd pleaser. Thank you for your thoughtful reviews!

[@gentlemansgazette]

You are welcome, and congratulations on your marriage!

[@mstelios4259]

Proraso is a great after shave alternative

[@sondo5290]

Please do more video like this. Thank you

[@j.sanchez187]

Fish sauce is very dapper

[@sheevinopalpatino4782]

I prefer Limoux over Champagne

[@aross924]

I bought the scissors. Worth every penny. Thank you

[@bebetigre1252]

Rada are fantastic.The wine all says sold out.

[@Dermie]

Rada saw blade for tomatoes :D Get a ceramic knife if you don't want to learn to sharpen, easy to use and long time until dispose.

[@Dany-id6kt]

Vietnamese here red boat is as good as fish sauce can get.

[@kalenderquantentunnel9411]

For Scissors really go vintage. Used ones, completely made of metal are usually of much higher quality and are easy to maintain and resharpen. I use two I inherited from my granddad. They work like new and much better than anything you can find in a store today. And with knives any knive with a straight edge and good blade will be able to cut tomatoes effortlessly when it is just sharp enough. To me it is an essential gentlemans skill to know how to effectively sharpen a knive to that level even if he has nothing but the bottom of a porcelain cup as a sharpening tool.

[@london_james]

i do love your passion

[@dadagi1624]

Thanks

[@blankchck]

Bar Soaps... Dr. Squatch really is very good stuff.

[@lele135]

At least in Germany the Aldi Champagne for 12€ is better than the Moët one

[@4DeMS]

Great video! Thanks so much for these great suggestions!

[@denisebarakahlawrence6412]

I love your videos.

[@gillianorley]

Shave with Proraso shaving soap. $10 per bowl on Amazon, but will last well over a year. You’ll have to get a shaving brush to get started, but it makes shaving SO much better even if you use a disposable razor. MUCH better than shaving cream or gels.

[@glennapel8372]

Always nice

[@YokoshimaSTAR]

You can also cook wow

[@rsnc23]

You forgot a six pack of White Claw, a visit to Golden Corral or Hometown Buffet and an issue of The Enquirer.

[@Englishfitness2025]

Them Kai scissors are really worth it, I have some that are rusted up and had them for so so many years, but still work fine

Niveas mens line is great value. They make bar soap for a lot less, and it is high quality.

[@JulieDeuxFois]

Saint-Hilaire being my last name, I got all fuzzy when I heard you repeatedly pronouncing it quite right for an anglophone! Bravo!

[@rinkin6178]

Just for the fun of it you should make one of your videos in German or another language you may speak with subtitles. I think it would be a neat combination to have an informational video like usual but also get a dash of “get to know me” mixed in as well. As usual great video!

[@frankenstein6677]

The thing with Champagne is that, even if all recognized Champagne wines have their origin and quality certified, many brands across the world use the traditional method and have a quality-heavy, and many regions of the world have a similar terroir. For example, one of the best terroir for producing sparkling wines is the south of Brazil, though that isn't very well-known.

[@nox5555]

alot of champagne is low quality with a very high price. its all from a smallish region and they often have to use low grade grapes. if you want a good sparkling wine without spending alot of cash, get premium sparkling wine from other regions.

[@RockHudrock]

Red Boat fish sauce is awesome!

[@esaskykke7600]

Fiskars' scissors are the best

[@tessat338]

Oh! I've been looking for that Saint-Hilaire! My uncle served it and I couldn't quite remember the name.

[@kolauttaja9447]

Heres a thing, try squid brand instead of red boat

[@dislikebutton2688]

Bar soap suggestion, Duke canyon Massive bricks of soap on par with doc squatch but over double the size an less than half the price. Personal favorite scent is accomplishment

[@HarrisPilton789]

I just opened a bottle of Saint Hilaire Blanquette de Limoux. It makes a fantastic mimosa! Even better than Segura Viudas Cava!

[@daro9582]

Can you please make a video about the St. Hillare like you did for the Dom Perinion?

[@theragingplatypus4743]

The Pilot pen writes nicer than Mont Blanc.

[@eleveneleven572]

Even better, in france, Cafe de Paris sparkling wine is fantastic and so cheap...just made outside of the champagne region.

[@orangeiceice12]

Better than bouillon is the best

[@joaopedrocatao5051]

you should try the Cutco supershears

[@joaopedrocatao5051]

and the Cutco trimmer

[@Bigwave2003]

2:06 A single bar of soap lasts your family for half a year?!?!? That sounds absurd.

[@gentlemansgazette]

750 gram quality bar soap cut into 4 pieces used bye 2 people. That's 175gram of soap for 2 people for 6 weeks, it works.

[@bjnopoli]

Hate to tell ya, sparking wine is wine that's been capped when in the fermentation process. It's been around longer then 400 years.

[@Ekigane]

To be fair, he wasn't talking about sparkling wine in general. He was talking specifically about Saint Hilaire Blanquette De Limoux because it has a flavor similar to champagne. To some people this would imply it's a knock off of champagne. His point is that because this brand is older than Champagne, it is not a knock off. It is also has some historical interest, especially since it's still cheap.

[@smashexentertainment676]

that's 10 minutes of pure product placement.

[@celloplayer]

‘i see cheap’ ‘ I cLiCk’

[@eliwhitney8377]

Hey, got to get that self-advertisement.

[@lensman67]

Here in the California wine country (Napa) we have a brand called "Two Buck Chuck" which is excess high quality wine which has been rebottled. This helps limit the supply of the "high quality" wine without dumping the excess. At wine tastings here in the valley sommeliers will often set up tastings where Two Buck Chuck is pitted against well known wines. Once the joke is revealed they will make comments about people who taste the price tag rather than the wine.

[@Stellar12316]

I refuse to buy cheap junk made in China , but it is always good to find a deal but from my experience you pay for what you get. I love your videos keep them coming

[@lhumanityl6695]

Koolaid

[@jamesthewineguy]

I do like St. Hilaire - I do notice a difference between a Champagne and a Blanquette de Limoux wine - Champagne and again it depends on producer or cuvee - will be Pinot, Noir, Pinot Meunier and Chardonnay - a Blanuquette de Limoux is mainly Mauzac and a bit of Chardonnay and Chenin Blanc--so each wine will taste different. There is no substituting a Champagne for Limoux or the other way around--they do taste differently.

[@rhesusminus7303]

My taste is exquisite. And apparently broad. I came here from the song "Southern Wind" by Rebel Son. Its odd how KZbin coding works. :)

[@niklasfreericks5436]

Zippo Lighters

[@brochille4767]

Try dr squatch

[@soltor5386]

He'a selling door to door knifes to me

[@Timoteo4]

I have a Pilot Vanishing Point Rhodium , fine point. It has a retractable nib, kind of like a ballpoint pen. I love it.

[@camobanana1]

A knife shaper would be a better bet no? That knife didn't look sharp. There was a bit of force. But with a whet rock, you can sharpen a cheap knife and it'll cut smooth as butter

[@nelsondcunha3156]

I bought two cheap fountain pens for 8 euros on olx and they write well but my hero 901 nib seems has a problem in ink flow. I will buy more one soon for 9 euros and one day i will buy more... Good Tuesday sir

[@josevischi9180]

Wen do you speak about martini rossi?

[@MJSTERHERMES]

Which is the preferred version of the St Hilaire, Blanc de Blanc or Brut?

[@j3tztbassman123]

I must respectfully argue for the inclusion of Lea&Perrin's Worcestershire sauce, in lieu of Red Boat, for those with soy allergies and sensitivities.

[@gchampi2]

Nivea ASB - great for shaving, truly astounding for sunburn. I have thinning hair, and there have been numerous occasions when the ol' pate gets singed. Nivea to the rescue, it stops the pain most effectively, and doesn't leave a greasy residue...

[@isaacixtupe8983]

0:17-0:20 he nailed the pronunciation.👍

[@UncleHoCM]

The T in Saint is silent.

[@ashokwwf]

"Usually, a bar lasts our entire family for half a year". How many times do you take a shower in a year? 2-3 times?

[@alfonsos1387]

No onihole?

[@nickmagma7745]

Have you seen the vampire diaries? You know because of verbane 🤣

[@guus7780]

American cuisine. Hotdogs, burgers, and pizza. Wow

[@bicben5317]

I had the soap u were mentioning in the royal park hotel in yokohama it was very nice

[@Garethprice1979]

Schenelmans Gazette

[@esobofh]

Red Boat is largely regarded as the best fish sauce you can buy... cheap though? at 4-5x times the price of other fish sauce brands, it's certainly not cheap! Is it worth it? absolutely!

[@webertheo5448]

your french prononciation was top notch

[@moodyguymick]

I'm with you on the Nivea balm. Been using it for years.

[@darkroronoa]

these shoelaces look really cool, very nice idea

[@taylortran1481]

i only came here for the fishsauce....

[@edwardpham2632]

I’m a Vietnamese and I’m very proud for the fish sauce!

[@cheesecake9242]

Y'all share a bar of soap ?

[@michaelferguson8438]

From a fountain pen geek, yes Pilot Metropolitan is excellent pen.

[@juanluishuertavivar1113]

Good advice thank you sir .

[@locNguyen-jb1vt]

fish sauce

[@conghoan1998]

From Vietnam, so proud with that fish sauce brand. Bon appetite!

[@seanmarkow3030]

We need a part 2

[@uomosenzanomo6465]

Im someone who has a bush like beard, very tough to cut, so it itches a lot after shaving, and that Nivea after shave is a godsend...

[@j.louisv.123]

It's very kewl how you celebrate manhood with style and grace; and than top it off buy teaching other men.

[@sunnyplant]

Soap is very long lasting and a lot better for the environment that plastic containers.

[@jamieparker4010]

if I was to add one thing to this list it would be Angostura Bitters they cost about £10 a bottle but can be used in cocktails but other than that it is great with orange juice amongst other things

[@march4025]

After watching this video I went and purchased a bottle of Saint-Hilaire and did the hang over test so you wouldn’t have to. After enjoying a bottle the next morning I felt just fine. Passed with flying colors. Also it is delicious. Another great tip from Gentlemens Gazette

[@doanhchinh68]

Hello. Red Boat sauce fish Madi In Viet Nam!

[@maximbarckmann6576]

Please do a Video about Tradition Knives like Laguiole