Every Type of Alcohol Explained in 5 Minutes

[@vcrsalesman2606]

Imagine being a Mesopotamian and having a pint with your friends

[@ProfessorPaint]

Someone should open up a bar with that theme!

[@SwiftShadow62]

Yeah lol

[@GeN56YoS]

No need to imagine because that still happens today, The national alcoholic drink of Iraq is Arag, and it is made and marketed in Iraq that it is a household name even though most Iraqis do not drink!

[@yassinehannachi6871]

​@@GeN56YoSarag seem similar to vodka TBH

[@teacocoa9326]

You forgot methanol and isopropyl alcohol smh. I personally love a good glass of engine fuel on the weekends

[@craneoDeFuego077]

Pure alcohol hell yeah

[@PreachinBlues_]

Nothing like some good ol hand sanitizer to wind down

[@whateversinmymind5644]

How about some mouthwash?

[@TheCzele]

vodka does not literally mean "water", its more like "little water". To put it in English terms it is like a cat and a kitten, or a stomach and a tummy

[@domenstrmsek5625]

Thanks iwant to say that

[@leifwernich]

He didnt say it meant water. He said the word originated from the word for water

[@TheCzele]

@@leifwernich He said that it *comes* from a slavic word 'voda' and immediately says 1:44 "'Voda' I said, it means 'water'! Just hang on a sec..". It is hard to understand it in some other way

[@Ghostoftennesseemoltianti]

@@TheCzelethat was a joke

[@TheCzele]

@@Ghostoftennesseemoltianti Yes, it was in a joke, and the punch was based on that 'nobody knows this fact that vodka means voda'. It only solidifies this assumption; otherwise there is no joke

[@mr.atomictitan9938]

i guess we are ignoring sake and soju ?

[@SwiftShadow62]

Here's the breakdown: SOJU: Rice is steeped, koji mould is added to convert the starches in the rice into sugar during fermentaion, and the solution is left to ferment. After the fermentation process, the alcohol is distilled and diluted until it has reached the wanted dilution. And according to popular sources, it's been in production since the 13th century, (1200s), and was distilled using earthenware such as clay, or iron cauldrons. SAKE: Same as soju but they do not distill the alcohol. They ferment the solution until approximate ABV of the liquid is reached. And sake supposedly dates back to the 5th century, (400s). EDIT: During the sake making process the rice was steamed instead of steeped, credit to @nugget2366.

[@nugget2366]

​@@SwiftShadow62they dont follow the exact same process and the rice is steamed, not steeped

[@davidgraham3102]

No one cares about them xoxox I love you so much my grandson xo love you nanny xo

[@SwiftShadow62]

@@nugget2366 You're right, my bad, I'll edit it and credit you

[@MesiasMark]

Theyre basically just gins.

[@mchajen511]

They didn't stop drinking rum in the navy because sailors got drunk. They mixed water first with rum since alcohol kills bacteria then lime to prevent scurvy. Once they were able to keep clean water and food with all the nutrients the sailors needed there was no reason to keep drinking rum.

[@joesmith-t2z]

I have read that they used rum to get lime juice into the sailors. LIme juice was supposed to prevent scurvy. But the way the Brite preserved it would have destroyed the vitaman c so it would not have worked.

[@veiyohh]

watched this video and noticed you only had 80 followers which is actually crazy compared to the quality. you’re gonna make it big and i’m here for it

[@ProfessorPaint]

Appreciate the kind words friend, posting again soon!

[@willy4170]

Commenting to say that just after 3 days you posted your comment, the subscribers are already 415 😂

[@TheV-Man]

At 450 now . This guy's gonna grow fast for sure

[@Batista77387]

bruh its their first video how they sposed to have followers?😭😭

[@stalker-hris-6963]

Aaaa helloy where is Rakija

[@VitamineWatertje]

And the sambuca

[@shadowassassin5648]

@@VitamineWatertje Sambuca isn't a drink, it's a way to burn off a moustache from a girl who has one

[@cinardeg4725]

rakija needs another episode as it includes turkish rakı and mastika among many other types

[@radonred5996]

Thats technecally still classified as vodka no?

[@stalker-hris-6963]

@@radonred5996 no it's not vodka

[@jelledjdh]

please remove that god awful royalty free music in the background. good vid otherwise

[@plazima]

I like it because it is comical, it gives 2016 vibez

[@manofnomuscles5496]

And the ai images

[@jelledjdh]

@@manofnomuscles5496real, that too

[@StickRaccoon]

I honestly dont mind it 🤷‍♂️

[@XTANCE]

Hello its X and today we're playing Y

[@LettiKiss]

Rakija, Pálinka, Soju, Sake be like: I am invisible!

[@michaobrebski3364]

And my favorite one: ouzo

[@denisapostolov]

How can one forget rakija

[@mr.rangatang3901]

Rakija and pálinka is the same thing, just different language (serbian & hungarian)

[@LettiKiss]

@@mr.rangatang3901 Yeah, I know now, sorry

[@aakritbhagwatsiuu]

jager too

[@1Down4Up]

keep this style of video up and this channel is going to be massive. this showed up as the 3rd video in my homepage recommended so youre already tickling the algorithm just right

[@ProfessorPaint]

Thanks for the kind words and awesome to hear that! Hoping to keep making these videos and to hit the main page!

[@Batista77387]

commenters be like: "uhmmmmm u forgot this alcohol from eastern mongolia that only ever one bottle has been produced of in 1583"

[@felixw19]

Yeah he only forgot completely niche alcohols that no one has ever heard of like champagne, cider oder sake...

[@marlondiriche]

When you use the title "Every type of alcohol explained" you should explain every type of alcohol. The commenters aren't wrong

[@aakritbhagwatsiuu]

fr mate, he forgot pretty rare drinks suck as sake, jager, rakija, soju and champagne

[@ayselercan9589]

RAKI is an everyday drink in Turkiye and probably some of the Balkans today.

[@FruitSkullCinema]

I clicked on your channel to watch more only to realize this is your first video lol going to subscribe for more, keep it up!

[@Aldo_The_Apache76]

Little bit of info. There's many types of agave distilled spirits. Tequila, mezcal, raicilla, sotol (agaveish) and many more. All of them using different plants and methods of cooking the agave.

[@mateuszkisiel1958]

Commenting here so I can say I was here in the start. Hope to see more videos like this one.

[@ProfessorPaint]

Thanks for the comment and stay tuned for many more!

[@evanpoole7829]

2:00 was also drank in england instead of water as drinking the water would make you sick. Even the babies and children drank it. This led to a "gin craze" and later, the gin act which banned the sale of gin in England for a period of time.

[@nvdaa-o1j]

Georgia mentioned RRAAAHHHH 🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪

[@ceasetheday87]

and not Georgia, the US state

[@brunoha]

it's a shame that is missing the cachaça, made in Brazil in the XVI century by fermenting the local sugar cane, while it is considered a cheap drink there, it goes really well with lime and ice to make the world famous Caipirinha drink

[@JugglesXP]

Ok.. so a bunch more people need to be seeing these. You earned an easy sub :)

[@ProfessorPaint]

Thank you!

[@grumbling]

316 subs only is kinda wild, I feel like you're gonna blow up fr

[@Chadmiral]

No filler intro,good job! Got right into it! 👍

[@abode550]

Great video Hope you get the fame you deserve And i can say i watched you from the beginning lol

[@imomuganda]

This is your first video!!? Amazing!

[@akashnair1342]

Great for a first video ! Keep it up 🎉

[@microwavetrash2501]

if the apocalypse happens, im stealing that bottle of wine and sharing it with my bros in sips

[@kenketchum]

Commenting to say that Mezcal actually tastes delicious

[@ProfessorPaint]

Agreed ;)!

[@Scottish1591]

@@ProfessorPaint in Scotland we spell it whisky.

[@infamousjustice7083]

Agreed ;)

[@Beanerdude69420]

He said the worm is nasty

[@brodarte]

@@Beanerdude69420 today, it is actually not very common to see a bottle of mezcal with the worm. Greetings from Mexico! 🇲🇽

[@coconutmug]

Great first video! Hope to see more from you

[@ProfessorPaint]

Thanks! More coming!

[@davidholub]

I don't know why, but KZbin started recommending me a bunch of high-style KZbin channel videos that look like they are from thousands of subscribes channel and it's always someone with a less than a thousand. Anyway, good video.

[@thegameplayervondeling8292]

I love the style and quality make it far bro

[@minniemint2024]

This video pops up a day before my mixologist interview lol

[@VitalyDryburgh]

How can you forget some of the most consumed spirits? baijiu, sake, curacao

[@ProfessorPaint]

Gotta leave room for part 2 ;)

[@mcmh9523]

Sake is not a spirit; it's not distilled.

[@felixw19]

​@@ProfessorPaintchampagne, cider...

[@ceasetheday87]

@@mcmh9523 but are wine and beer, also mentioned in the video, fermented rather than distilled as well?

[@mcmh9523]

@@ceasetheday87 I want you to read the original comment bro, he said spirits. The video itself indeed was about both fermented drinks as well as spirits though

[@RealRxbsie]

This channel is going to be big

[@Multhur]

To the point, informative, hell yeah. Keep up the good work

[@MeemStorm]

Rum and Cognac is my personal favorites

[@ceasetheday87]

0:10 “first up, everyone’s favorite” plenty of people cannot stand beer 🍻

[@EmmanuelGarcia403]

Egyptians offering a cold one to the Gods kills me 🤣

[@darkmind4ever]

Im not an alcoholic, but i wanna try em all before i die :)

[@ExtremeMedium]

Slivovitz is another type, a spirit made from plums.

[@8bitredstone]

Very clean style

[@ProfessorPaint]

Appreciate it, stay tuned for more!

[@DeGriz]

wow its a hidden gem there

[@cvazquez2707]

Love the video. Next time don’t tell people that their country’s beloved drink tastes like shh though lol. We’re all human though and entitled to our opinion. Subbing, excited to see your channel grow!

[@mrgiock]

good video! you'll get big. but try some different background music :)

[@KendoRage]

"every type of alcohol explained" is doing a lot of heavy lifting for you brah. Kudos for the clickbait.

[@Poe-007]

😂

[@huiba1]

I just watched this with a hangover, and my stomach is very upset now

[@skullbones6282]

Hahaha, the way you pronounce "voda" kills me🤣🤣🤣

[@joshuasanchez2042]

In Mexico, there is also an alcohol called “pulque” Whitish colored drink that is rooted back to the Tlatoani’s that defeated the Spanish Conquerors in Mexico. Currently, it’s often mixed with fruit to add a better taste and flavor, but it is one of the most cheapest and inexpensive types of alcohol in Mexico that any alcoholic can buy lol

[@blookarakal4417]

I also have my doubts whether the Aztecs made tequila. That has to be distilled, so I am not sure if tequila was made before the Europeans landed in the new world.

[@guitarandmore69]

That first Vodka bottle looks a LOT like Tequila...

[@ΚωνσταντινοςΝικολοπουλος-χ4γ]

What about Ouzo?

[@Chadmiral]

Got right into it! Love it!

[@wallzycat903]

Diving in a world full of alcohol… that’s what my last weekend looked like

[@paulhubsch5111]

I thought this was about the difference between ethanol, isopropanol, glycerol etc... when it's in fact about beverages. still nice, thanks.

[@MegaJayboy17]

good shit professor

[@meongmie1524]

Good video. It could be better if the music was less loud

[@ProfessorPaint]

Thanks for the compliment and suggestion, we will decrease the volume for the future vids. Stay tuned!

[@MKT-uc9xe]

@@ProfessorPaintwhat was the music called. It’s soo nostalgic one of the songs I heard when I joined KZbin. 😊

[@ЛАДАРРО]

Fun fact about the seafaring days: They took Water, Beer and Rum onboard when on longer journeys. Water spoiled first so it was consumed first. Beer second and you know where this is going. Imagine having a 3-week rum bender behind you, and waking up in the morning in the worst hangover in your life. All you can drink is either rum or seawater wich will kill you. Yikes

[@whovianrusher7145]

In Brazil, we have Corote, a terrible drink that's a mix of cheap whine and cheap distilled beverages. It used to be considered a hobo's drink, but university students started drinking it and now it cost more than 10 times what it used to cost

[@SkilletWelders]

Bro has 337 subs and a good first video I don't believe it

[@Neolithickneegrow]

A little more information on what makes types of beer different would be neat

[@bradisokay]

Great debut video

[@GeoXT]

Balkans alcohol: Rakia / Rakija / Pálenka It is mainly made from fermented plums, but other types of fruit can also be used such as apples, pears, cherries, etc.

[@theo2748]

Get your research on Absinthe together, man. It contains a chemical called Thujone which actually acts as a hallucinogen but also comes with other bodily and psychic damage as it is a very potent nerve poison aswell. todays absinthe has that Thujone amount regulated though which is why the hallucinogenic effect is strongly inhibited if not diminished nowadays. although back in the day it was the unigque selling point of absinthe in the height of its popularity

[@joesmith-t2z]

The purpose of the agave worm was to prove that the spirit was over 50% alcohol. If it preserved the worm it was over 50%. If the worm decomposed, it wasn't. wormwood (artemisia species ) was used to *treat* worm infestation , hence the name. Supposedly it paralyses the worms so they let go of your intestinal wall, and you can excrete them. it has a bitter taste, and may be neurotoxic in large doses or over long periods of time. absinthe was also 70% ethanol- pretty neurotoxic even w/o wormwood.

[@reckenwave474]

That's what my last weekend was like!

[@javierzamora602]

ChatGPT cooked with this one

[@impulse2378]

What about ouzo and raki?

[@chillq9415]

I was going to ask about that tbh

[@CristianGonzalez-qf2os]

The video I am looking for has appeared right in front of me.

[@DeeRuss]

I’m American and 40% English and Scottish I find it interesting that I just enjoy whiskey over other types of liquors and I think tequila is disgusting

[@vishaln9490]

No way we got alcohol lore before gta 6

[@KristianSandvikk]

Gin and Tonic came from mixing gin with tonic water because tonic water was a medicinal water used to treat/ prevent malaria, that apparently tasted so awfull you needed to mix gin in it to make it tolerable

[@muscarum]

Finaly some useful information on this platform

[@maximilianshootsfilm]

fun fact! Uisce beatha is the name for whiskey in Irish and simpler to the mention of vodka, Uisce beatha means "water of life"

[@jouko8651]

You will get to 5mil subscribers🔜

[@horikitasuzune2412]

Ayo Sri lankan Arrack got a shoutout, Nice! Much love. ගල් බොන්න

[@mericghst8842]

In Sri Lanka favorite spirit is " Very special arrack " ; it's a brand ; local people's say it gal arrack 🙂

[@jassemhamaoui8554]

no way this is his first video💀

[@jorik170]

lol

[@ereeksai558]

wheres da malt liquor @? or is it considered in the beer category?

[@akashicman2338]

Informative video

[@wavewyma1716]

That's what my last weekend was

[@fish_and-chips]

Potion of Great Driving

[@marlondiriche]

Would be good to had "spirit" explained as well since some types of alcohol are spirits

[@somebloke8405]

I’m curious to know more about Sambuca and Jagermeister

[@geejay2406]

I guess it's "F Japan", hunh? 😅

[@dave1986R]

I want to add another sugar cane-based spirit not mentioned here, Cachaça. What sets it apart from Rum is that it’s made from the raw sugar cane juice, whereas Rum is made from molasses which is a byproduct of sugar production. Cachaça is also a spirit that can only be produced in Brazil, just like how Tequila & Mezcal can only be produced in Mexico, and how Bourbon can only be produced in the U.S. Also, you forgot to mention Extra Añejo tequila which is barrel aged for a minimum of 3 years. And technically Tequila is a type of Mezcal that only comes from one region of Mexico, just like how Cognac is a type of Brandy that only comes from one region of France.

[@nfmoguzhan]

professor where is the RAKI

[@jontykapoor4410]

Where is moonshine 😢

[@jrsotr271]

Do a video about vitamins and minerals

[@WillyGoat54]

You forgot Malort, but it's for the better.

[@thiellesmilbratzgustavo8748]

Good video. Talk about cachaça next time

[@priyampadia8934]

never clicked so fast on a video, damn

[@nqnqnq]

unfortunate sake and soju didn't make the cut

[@MKT-uc9xe]

What is the background music called?

[@ihavenoidea2736]

I was here before he got famous

[@GuyIncognit]

Noticed rakia is missing. Subscribing only to see rakia in part 2

[@ishanvyas1990]

Feni, Taadi, Desi tharra, Mahua waiting patiently in the corner to be discovered and discussed 😅 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@zephyrna6249]

This isn't even half the types of alcohol. Sake Palinka Rakija Schnapps just to name a few

[@caiozanotti9266]

and the best combination with alcohol is always yours cars keys

[@jennahhayes9456]

what are we waiting for? why ain't no one touched that wine since 325 years after jesus 🤨 DRINK THAT SHI

[@andrewmurphy9292]

No fortified wines, ciders, rice based alcohols or liquours !?

[@Biscoot29]

video's good but bgm is a bit loud

[@keving383]

what about aguardiente and cachaza?

[@corriedebeer799]

Brandwijn is better translated to burning wine. Probably in reference to the sensation in your throat when take it straight.

[@LubuskieBall]

Rakija?