I went to Europe's BIGGEST pub

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In today's video I go to Europe's biggest pub in Groningen in the Netherlands. I was supposed to have BambinoBecky with me but she claimed to have lost her passport, which seems sus.
Here's the pub if you want to check it out: www.dedriegezu...
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[@marijnnoordveld2559]

As a proud Groningen citizen, it was very cool to see this video! Gutted we didnt get to arrange a meetup between you and the Robbie Knox Groningen fanclub consisting of at least me and my mate. Hopefully next time!

[@RobbieKnox]

Honestly, if I'd thought I had any viewers in Groningen I'd have invited you down. Next time I'm on my own somewhere I'll need to post it on Instagram.

[@marijnnoordveld2559]

@@RobbieKnox great idea! You'd be surprised

[@annikavanveen]

add me to the groningen fanclub list ;p

[@MasterOfPunpets]

Add me to the list as well

[@bjornothebesto]

Count me in also😂

[@jarnok2283]

funny, ive been here loads of times and never realised its the biggest in europe. like you said, it doesnt really feel big because its a bunch of different rooms that are all interconnected instead of one massive bar. cool vid!

[@RobbieKnox]

Yeah, it’s a funny building. I loved it!

[@ManWalksDogs]

i imagine it must be a nightmare if you or one of your friends has had one too many dutch gins, wanders off and then you're trying to find them - or for that matter just meeting up with unhelpfully vague mates: "I'm at the bar" "right. which one?" "..." "i've ordered them little sausage things, which table are we again?" "..."

[@jhm8614]

Usually you don’t even go upstairs. Depends on the time of day and what there is to do. If you walk through it all it’s massive 🤣

[@pinobluevogel6458]

The interconnected bars are an interesting feature, it allows you to move around a little more and have different experiences in the same bar. The main draw of this is probably still that it is well known and in a very central location. There also used to be a small bar/dancing under it with a bit of a dubious reputation, 'de Blauwe Engel' (the Blue Angel), though I haven't been to Groningen for years, so I don't know if that still exists or not. Even at the time, it was still a bit more of a meme than an actual place you wanted to go.

[@roozish]

1:58 "I think it's around here somewhere" stands practically in front of the pub he's looking for.

[@MichelSimracer]

Not exactly in front but close by indeed rough indication between 30-40 meters, you have to cross a street, Gelkingestraat.

[@cristianoalejandro7302]

Always weirds me out this isn’t a huge channel, since I watch and enjoy it more than any of the bigger ones in the same genre

[@PeteRumley]

It weirds you out? Very strange way to put it my friend 😂

[@RobbieKnox]

Aw, you're very nice. Thanks so much for watching.

[@Prabowo-P..Indonesia]

​​🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣Malaydesh🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@gregmckerracher929]

Yeah he has a nice relaxed natural screen presence. Can’t teach that.

[@rollingtroll]

It will be with this consistency!

[@Rosstoration]

This is type of travel content we need! So unique, and showing off great little less viewed cities. Keep it up brother!

[@RobbieKnox]

Thanks, you’re very kind!

[@Pieterpittigeportiepeperpathe]

"Er gaat niks boven Groningen" is the slogan we use.

[@pinobluevogel6458]

One thing I always loved when I was still in my twenties and sometimes in Groningen for the weekends, that some bars and nightclubs were open until extremely late. This is a bit uncommon in the Netherlands, as most cities have a way stricter policy when it comes to that.

[@isakrupe3891]

Hey robbie! I work at the drie gezusters. You’ve been at the restaurant part! (Outercircle) and in the sportsbar (innercircle) There’s also a karaoke bar with different private rooms you can rent in themes like barbie and moulin rouge, a turning bar (draaibar) and the westend (we call it the westend) where we have thirsty thursdays! (Games and drinks). So glad to see you liked it☺️

[@jpckuijer]

West end - was that one called "De Groote Griet" or "De Kleyne Griet"?

[@pinobluevogel6458]

Sounds like the bar has improved and kept up with the times, offering more than just basic drinks. I'll be sure to visit it the next time I'm in Groningen. The main issue is that it is so far away from the rest of the Netherlands, costing an arm and a leg to travel to by train and basically not great to travel to by car.

[@rickhorlings872]

Too bad Robbie you didnt stay any longer in the best city of The Netherlands, hope you had a great time though! Thanks for coming to the lovely city of Groningen!

[@RobbieKnox]

I loved it. Would love to return.

[@tonyscott2977]

That sounds like my sort of place - you can do a pub crawl without leaving the building! Great vid as always

[@ChunkyBe]

This video was like a warm hug. Have a great Christmas Robbie x

[@RobbieKnox]

Glad you enjoyed it. Merry Christmas!

[@mvramos]

Very happy that Beer52 is helping Robbie put out more videos like this, but less happy with their service. Having bought one of their beer cases once, I realised it’s only good if you enjoy beers expiring within 7 days and if you don’t mind having your email address sold to the world.

[@timtamslammer]

don't know about you, but they made it an absolute ball ache to cancel too.

[@jamesdeacon7908]

The urban legend is that the jenever is where the term Dutch courage comes from - when British soldiers fought with the Dutch they shared the jenever and it relaxed them before battle. Also great choice with Texels - one of the best dutch beers IMO, (it's prononced 'TESSULS' btw) - the skuumkoppe means 'foam head' - I guess because Texel is a small island it's like you're drinking the foam of the sea or something.

[@Kruiwagenchauffeur]

Yes indeed. Skuumkoppe is the salty frothy foam that gathers against the shore.

[@andriesscheper2022]

Every beer in Holland is served with a 'schuimkop'. Always make the English think they get screwed. But we like our beer moist, cold and sparkling. Enjoy your brexit! 😊

[@slashingjw1251]

Thats not how you pronounce texels😂 its pronounced like tessels

[@Kruiwagenchauffeur]

@@slashingjw1251 No shit, sherlock.

[@KishuKeiya]

It's exactly how u pronounce it actually, bare in mind that this person is from the UK and does not have dutch pronounciation. So Tessuls would make more sense. ​@slashingjw1251

[@philjohnston9889]

I often wonder if one of your neighbours look out their window and see you filming what they think.. I’m just imaging them looking out their bedroom window and seeing you in your garden dressed as Santa talking about a beer company 😂😂 all love Robbie! Another wonderful video ❤️

[@RobbieKnox]

Yeah, I try and do it when they’re not in their gardens!

[@Samsonfs]

The wolf never goes hungry.

[@gingerelvis]

i love a dutch pub, they're almost Victorian but with a Dutch twist. Always welcoming and a cosy place to sit. I find you are never sure how big they will be from the outside.

[@jackkilgannon1644]

Big up Robbie Knox! The man who can and will go anywhere involving a beer a and niche of any kind

[@RobbieKnox]

Ha ha. Guilty.

[@rEdQUINOX]

Drie Gezusters is the biggest pub on Europe? Damn. Now that I think about it, that checks out, but it never really occurred to me even though I live barely five minutes from there haha

[@TheoMalls]

Absolutely loving the videos at the moment, Robbie! Perfect pairing for my coffee this morning. Thank you.

[@RobbieKnox]

I’m also drinking a coffee currently. Cheers!

[@DrClumber]

Robbie in my home city, yeah! Decades ago I used to work in a bar below that pub, all part of the same group. The guy who started it all has a VERY shady and super interesting history.

[@DrClumber]

To add: The old owner (Sjoerd Kooistra) was obsessed with British pubs and imported all the 'gubbins' from the UK to replicate a 'proper' British pub. He also had a fighter jet in his garden...

[@RobbieKnox]

Wow, that's amazing. I'd love a fighter jet in my garden!

[@sebarbarfar8706]

as a proud groningen citizen i have to say you completely missed the star that just cycled past at 1:40 with the grey hair. that's rave papa he goes to every rave in Groningen. he is our regional treasure

[@timdehaan5656]

As someone who lives here it is really fun seeing you explore these areas that are so familiar to me.

[@TheBlazerಠ_ಠ]

I looked at all the recommended videos on the home page of KZbin, I was bored, then I found your video about the city where I was born, super cool video, you have a new subscriber!

[@RobbieKnox]

Aw, amazing! Thanks so much for watching!

[@havaska]

I went to Groningen a few years back. Bourtange is nearby which is a really cool centuries old fort with a typical star shape. You also should have tried eierbal which is a Dutch scotch egg from Groningen!

[@RobbieKnox]

That sounds amazing. I'd love to go back, and not just for three hours!

[@Jesse-1993]

I grew up in the area of Bourtange, they also do a reenactment in the summer of the battle of Bourtange. It's on 14-15th of June next year if you're interested.

[@A2B_Music]

The Eierbal is also UNESCO Cultural Heritage

[@protectorh9167]

If you like Bourtange then visit Naarden.

[@CreepingBarrage]

Found this channel after the launch of Soccer A-Z. So glad I have, one of the highlights of my week now! 🍺

[@RobbieKnox]

Bless you, you’re very kind. I’ve got Tubes in a video soon!

[@zolaBN]

I live here! Hahaha I loved your review. Definitely come back on the weekend one time. Groningen has a very vibrant nightlife. De Drie Gezusters also has a bar upstairs with a moving floor (Its called de draaibar, like roundabout bar). You should also try an Eierbal if you ever return, I think you will like them. A true Groningen delicacy ;) Very glad I stumbled upon your video, you have a new subscriber!

[@DTheD24]

Great video mate, i have many stories in the drie gezusters as a teen, went out there almost every weekend when it was still 16+, had great times there, especially in the “draaibar”

[@IrLosin]

The tiny sausage is a tiny example of a frikandel. One of the staples of Dutch fastfood.

[@RobbieKnox]

Oh nice, I liked the tiny sausage!

[@OddScienceHarry]

Of you go to a snackbar you can get a normal sized Frikandel and they also have the frikandel Speciaal sliced with mayo, curry says and unions it’s a treat and always wondered how foreigners like it

[@subzero-qs4uy]

I'm born and raised in Groningen and had no idea that De Drie Gezusters was Europe biggest pub lol

[@Spenerico]

I don't usually watch travel vlog kinda channels but I've been loving all of your videos lately

[@RobbieKnox]

Aw, thanks! You’re very nice.

[@rorypilsnerurquell2998]

You an absolute legend Robbie! Becky is awesome in the vids, but your solo trips are just as good 🍺🍺🍺.

[@RobbieKnox]

Aw, thanks pal!

[@Sassenhaim]

As a proud grunneger (Groninger) myself i approve ❤ Try some Knols koek with butter 😊 The 3 gezusters is the biggest pub 😅 i call it a yup place , student cafe but not a pub. The Irish pub on Zuiderdiep that has some propper lager ,stout and other beers

[@PatQuakernaat]

Jenever is a dutch gin from the 16th century. It gained fame as Dutch Courage, as the Dutch navy provided (bravery inducing) jenever to the dutch soldiers before going into battle. Jenever was brought to England by William III, where they called it gin, short of jenever. And yes it is wranck !!

[@DenUitvreter]

Gin is an English jenever.

[@darkcrow9]

It's not wranck at all, although it shouldn't just be taken all at once like a shot in my opinion because then the flavor can definitely become dominant and ruin the experience. I like to just sip mine almost like you would with whisky, but bigger chucks than whisky!

[@KokkiePiet]

@@DenUitvreter this, but Brits always claim to have invented everything

[@DenUitvreter]

@@KokkiePiet They invented the English word for it, just like they did with sandwich, and then they invented the whole thing.

[@XenomorphLee]

Been a while since I’ve commented Robbie, I don’t think I’ve actually commented since i told you I’ve subscribed after watching your vids for years, and that was a long time ago now lol! But hope you’re all well & i always enjoy your content always a fun way to pass 20 mins or so seeing you on adventures & having a few pints along the way is never a bad thing!

[@RobbieKnox]

Aw, bless you, you're very nice.

[@louistyler6766]

You have made 13 comments on the Robbie know channel, most recent being 9 months ago saying "come to Telford robbie", still a nice message 👍

[@thelucid8349]

9 months is a long time

[@nouk218]

I’m from Groningen (I also live in the city center of it): I never knew the “drie gezusters” is the biggest pub from Europe. I know you have 4 entrees (each one has their own entertainment and atmosphere): one is sportbar orientated (another one too, but bit less more pub and food), one lounge, one for more coffee and cake. Also upstairs, what is only open during midnight, you have the “draaibar” (a bar what moves rotated ) and the “etage” (a place what is not o open anymore unfortunately). I remember a party at the “etage”’where we illegally steeped on the roof from a window what was between the toilets upstairs from it. At 08:05: Texels skuumkoppe is indeed a beer from one of our islands: it’s actually towards the UK. We have 5 of them (little islands on the west side towards north from the NL 😁) hope you had a blast in Groningen! (Oh and the martini tower still has bullet holes from WW2)

[@zeroxavion]

as a Dutchy from the province (about 15 minute train ride away), great to see Groningen in a video!, almost always about Amsterdam and that area, never really about up here in the North

[@daxyil5678]

Assen?!?!

[@iskillcorn1]

I recon Becky used to tell the teacher that the dog ate her homework too!! Fantastic as always Robbie ❤

[@RobbieKnox]

She’s a good actor.

[@sanvyaptgupta3150]

I love these kinds of Solo Travel Vlog's and Bar Hopping Vibe of yours....

[@RobbieKnox]

I'm glad! They're not meant to be solo, it's just that Becky doesn't turn up.

[@ImJimmyC]

Love seeing different obscure (atleast obscure to me) parts of the world through your channel, keep em coming Robbie!

[@xMegaVideos]

Fun Fact: Texels Schuumkoppe isn't actually brewed on the Island of Texel. There is a small brewery with a bar on the island, but the that's mainly for show. Texels beers you'll get in bars or stores are actually brewed in the Heineken brewery in Den Bosch, which is pretty much on the other side of the country. It does say it on the bottle, but it's printed very small to kinda hide it. Nevertheless, it's one of my favorites from the tap.

[@PimpinBassie2]

Always go for the bitterballs. Also you get ripped off in Dutch pubs thanks to Heinie owning the real estate. I talked to a publican one and he told me if he could buy the beer he sells (in his pub) in the supermarket he would do so.

[@vlaicud]

Sir the fact you called Groningen a town shook me

[@shamewizard3187]

Man I spent so much time in the Drie Gezusters draaibar when I was in high school. You could get in from the age of 15 -before they were checking ID's- and have a right party there after school on Friday. Came back home wobbly to my parents house more than a few times 😂

[@spookie3000]

Fun to see. Could've added some fun facts though. The Dutch drink 'jenever' is actually the origin of 'gin' as you know it. You might've guessed it from the name because the way you pronounce it, it sounds like gin-and-some-more-letters, which is exactly what the British soldiers would've made from it when they took it to England during the 80-years war and made gin out of it. The origin of jenever itself is actually medicine. It is made from juniper berries. Yellow berries that grow on bushes in sandy areas like dunes. These berries are very high in vitamins. To preserve them and their medicinal qualities they were put in alcohol. That way they discovered that this didn't only preserve the berries, but also transferred the particular taste of the berries to the alcohol. Or, as you could see it, it was a way to make a tasty drink. They named it after the juniper berries. They are jeneverbessen in Dutch, so the drink was called 'jenever'. This became very popular and one of the main staples in Dutch pubs. British soldiers came into contact with it during the 80-year war and took it back with them. Because of the hard pronunciation it was shortened to gin. And the drink 'gin' evolved further to what it is now. Dutch people usually don't drink it anymore. It is out of fashion. It stems from a time when there were not that many bottles on a shelf and it was a cheap drink for the masses. Old people still drink it though. I had one guest in the hotel where I worked who had a 'jenever' every day of the year and who swore that the medicinal qualities of it kept him healthy. Might've been true. He aged very well and was sharp, successful and very healthy even at older age. So he might be on to something... ;)

[@rubendekker5248]

Hahahha my man standing in front of the drie gezusters😂😂

[@deeheart9988]

My family on my dads side is from there!! I found out recently through Ancestry!!! So glad to see the town!! Thank you Robbie 🎉😊

[@RobbieKnox]

You’re welcome! Thanks for watching!

[@kumarmusic6691]

Groningen is the most beautiful city of the Netherlands!

[@TracyD21]

Yup helemaal mee eens

[@mudsyok]

Definitely

[@PVDH_magic]

I once got absolutely lost in that place, mixing up the exits (it has exits to every side road and to the square), and couldn't find my friend for an hour. Now, granted, it was on Koninginnedag (Queen's Day) about two decades ago, which makes the place hit quite a bit different (they had a different 'style' of party at every bar). Went there again some years ago and that was quite a bit more like the vibe it has in this video; some nice places to chill and have a drink.

[@et00170]

Nice video Robbie 👍🏼 Was good seeing you in the pub in Sheffield station 😂

[@brunolimagiacobbo8280]

Next time in Grunn, please drop by De Pintelier, or Café de Koffer. Over 200 different beers to enjoy :)

[@pinobluevogel6458]

Pretty funny as you drink that Heineken, you're even more of a foreigner in one of our pubs. This is one of our most export oriented beers. If you really wanted to try interesting dutch beers, you'd be much better off trying one of the many craft beer breweries that we have in our country. The Texels Skuumkoppe is a mainstream example of that, certainly not bad. The absolute best is the stuff that you can rarely find in the supermarket, but only at craftbeer festivals and in specialized beer stores. Thanks for showing us around in Groningen, good fun.

[@JM_daDoc]

The Groote markt = The Great market fyi and De Drie Gezusters = The Three Sisters

[@ferryvantichelen6521]

This pub was the most important part of the Sjoerd Kooistra pub-imperium. He apparently had a nice love-hate relationship with Heineken. His biography sheds some light on the interesting things going on behind the scenes at (Dutch) pubs (kroegen) and for instance the people working in them or breweries selling to them.

[@milliebarker]

Fab video, Robbie! When you and Becky go together, you should do a tour of yhe 'coffee shops' and see how many you can get through in a day 😂

[@FineDown]

Nothings beats a Robbie video!

[@RobbieKnox]

Aw, thanks. You rule.

[@JMDY]

Brilliant video, as always, Robbie. On an unrelated note, I was 7 when I found out Guinea pigs had legs - up until then, I thought they just roamed around like computer mice. Thought the happy hour gang would enjoy that, particularly Fiona.

[@RobbieKnox]

Ha ha. I love this comment.

[@benrose8029]

Robbie Knox video = beer and chill, forget about life for next 30 mins😂

[@RobbieKnox]

Hope it didn’t disappoint!

[@benrose8029]

@RobbieKnox never robbie #beer32

[@setobikouta2310]

WTF? World's biggest anything in Groningen makes no sense to me... been living here 24 years

[@MostlyLoveOfMusic]

11 euro for 12 bittenballens? I was gonna guess 4.99... everything is expensive these days

[@ManWalksDogs]

isnt it just? i made a comment on his crawley video about the price of the kebabs there and then some time later it dawned on me i'd paid something similar in my local and had been thinking of the pricing probably from five years ago...!£13.50 for a mixed kebab in a massive 9" square foil container (I think a few years back you could still get it for a tenner) - i was baulking at £14 for a large kofte in his vid! my mixed does contain kofte, so i guess the price of lamb is shocking at the moment...

[@thethunder9991]

Very overpriced, any local bar would sell them for 5-6 euros

[@swiftlymurmurs]

I don't know how it is up north but here in Amsterdam? Yeah about a euro per snack is not crazy at all. 4.99 is hardly going to get you a half decent beer

[@hiufgterde]

before covid you'd pay like 6 EUR for some bittereballen in the bar

[@therealMeastro]

895 tbf

[@hollin1990]

Sad you were on your own again but the first video of yours I watched was the Beer in each country and it got me hooked. Keep up the awesome vlogs, Harry NZ 🇳🇿

[@simonjames772]

i’m so glad your channels doing well mate

[@chantalramaker8837]

If you like the 'bitterbal' so much, you should have tried Groningen's specialty 'de eierbal'. It's like a big 'bitterbal' but with an egg in it! I see that you quite have some fans, so maybe a nice one to try out and get an eierbal with them! Also, we have a very cool 'new' building called 'Het Forum'. Very nice view from there! Must visit!

[@joppippoj]

last summer i spend a few days in groningen. you missed out on their unique snack: eierbal. it's like a bitterbal with a whole egg inside. delicious.

[@DeDoentje]

I didn’t know that the Drie Gezusters is de biggest pub in Europe. It’s a lot of bars connected with each other, but is it the biggest? I doubt. They also have their own beer and you have quite a couple brewery’s in Groningen itself, like Martinus and Bax beer. Also I advice not to gulp down a jenever, but drink it with small sips and next to a beer.

[@jhm8614]

Upstairs there is a big “turning bar” it’s a big circle that slowly turns around in the room so the bartenders and the whole but slowly rotate. Very cool

[@michaelcannon7640]

As far as I’m concerned, Robbie has won the game of life.

[@neilboughton2794]

Love the fact I heard about this a few weeks ago on the pod. Another cracking video

[@josvanderwerf]

So funny to see this video. I spend a lot of time, many years ago at the drie gezusters in Groningen. Great video

[@EvertfromNederland]

One doesn't just simply slam down a Jenever and says "Aaah that's a good drink". I think you're supposed to take small sips. It's an acquired taste either way.

[@trip-tripper]

New sub UK guy 🇬🇧 living here in NL 25 yrs. Last time I went to 3 sisters was 20 yrs ago. 1 bar was a carousel, went round n round. You'd get ur pints, turn round and ur mates were gone 😂 Mind bender of a bar 😅

[@LalaDepala_00]

Bitterballen contain ragou. A mix of meat, flour, vegetables. A fried ball of thick stew, basically.

[@kevinhalligan5283]

love your honesty

[@Leeeee1]

second time im watching this guy go solo beering, makes me want to do my own beer travel vlogs lol

[@RobbieKnox]

You should do it!

[@TracyD21]

De leukste stad van Nederland ❤

[@SuperMrScience]

Becky Becky Becky ..... lol Excellent vid dude

[@RobbieKnox]

Becoming less and less believable.

[@JS-yn5mn]

Totally gaslighting him. Just so hapoened to lose her passport and time before was hospitalised. Yahhh

[@MrHarrie74]

its a great bar. with indeed many different rooms and functions. Brauhaus Fruh in Köln is also massive but more traditional.

[@robbie1238]

Robbie Knox uploads = utter bliss

[@Jesse-1993]

Hope you enjoyed your time in Groningen, you told me you were going to visit! Two good facts: Het Goudkantoor, your first pub, was for tax collection and there's a latin sentence on the front that translates to: "give the emperor what's the emperor's" refering to Napoleon. And jenever is often ordered as a kopstootje, where you get a shot of jenever and a beer and you use the beer the same as a lemon with tequila to get rid of the taste. You should've tried a Berenburg though, as it's more a thing of the northern part of the Netherlands and is a sweet herby style of jenever and often mixed with cola.

[@paulafaber8589]

I learned to drink jenever [yenayvor] because is was relatively cheap in clubs. I love the taste now.

[@FaBs227]

1:10 : Robbie was well gutted 😂

[@veesvoyages]

Looks brilliant, loved the stained glass roof in the first area! I remember those square cheesy croquets when I was in Amsterdam, so delicious! Could eat them by the bucket load haha!

[@vijayiyer8518]

Those are cheese soufflees

[@veesvoyages]

@@vijayiyer8518 Thanks for clarifying, still delish

[@BotFansUnited]

Your content is really solid. I've been enjoying it.

[@RobbieKnox]

Aw, thanks. You rule!

[@abcx467]

As a dutchie, i'd take a belgian beer over a Heineken anytime.

[@abcx467]

P.s. bitterballen are breaded and deepfried ragou.

[@KokkiePiet]

Me too

[@Sadah1986]

Yup!!

[@truebluewonderful1139]

One of the best things about Groningen is that you can party till the early morninghours!

[@vijayiyer8518]

Het goudkantoor where the presenter was sitting down is a bar/restaurant which is located in a building which was built centries ago as a building where gold was weighed and traded. That's a very interesting bar in and of itself. ''goud'' means gold, and ''kantoor'' means office.

[@RobbieKnox]

It was a lovely building. I wondered what its history was. Thanks for the comment!

[@mcsnuggle]

Fun fact: There's a nuclear bunker hidden underneath het Goudkantoor

[@micamans]

There should be a big revolving bar in there somewhere too

[@maartenbondt9600]

I live over there, I had absolutely no idea it was the biggest pub in Europe

[@dutchwoutwouter1364]

The loempia ( spring roll) came out of Indonesia. And that just to be a dutch colonie. In the Netherlands we have a lot of Indonesian food.

[@Lloydb723]

Love this mate - solo adventure, few pints, exploring a new city and bar. It's what its all about. I listened to the Happy Hour podcast when they had Simon Wilson on and both Jack and Stevie said they'd never do anyhing solo. Sad really.

[@RobbieKnox]

I really enjoy solo travel. It’s nice having a friend to go with too, but it’s really nice to explore somewhere on your own sometimes.

[@counterthis8283]

It's bad (of me) when I paused the video to go get a can of beer to watch along.

[@RobbieKnox]

Ha ha. Good move!

[@Marthos01]

I usually went here when I was smashed late in the night and they were almost closing. I always got confused due all the different rooms, some closed. but at least the toilet was an easy find :D

[@stevenplayford8223]

I feel we need a festive loft update. Robbie untangling lights and putting the tree up.

[@RobbieKnox]

Loft is no more. Since I moved house all decorations are kept in the garage.

[@stevenplayford8223]

@RobbieKnox GARAGE REVIEW. I once found the gun site from a Sherman tank in mine, stamped 1941. On a separate point you have the genuinely loveliest comments section on KZbin. Ever seen Callums? Feral.

[@spadedaman4958]

So who else got this guy recommended and then spend binge watching everything he made?

[@RobbieKnox]

Bless you, you’re doing heroic work.

[@b.quinn.s]

let’s GO Robbie, been wondering what the title/thumbnail situation would be after another duo trip turned solo 🫢 and see you’ve left us wanting more (clever), keeping it humble. Just one of the many things we love about you. Viva la Knox, viva la happy hour 🇳🇺🇳🇺🇳🇺

[@RobbieKnox]

At this point I need to just accept that she doesn't want to come on adventures with me.

[@reneegroeninx7076]

next beer stop:Westvleteren in Belgium. The world's best Trappist beer. (and can only be collected at the abbey).

[@infoscholar5221]

As a Gin fan, I have to get my hands on some of this Ginever.

[@Anna-nq2wo]

What a lovely video, my hometown. Er gaat niks boven Grunn💚

[@RogerLutter]

Next time try our eierbal. It's our local snack.

[@urbandiscount]

Oh dear. The place we went to to cry and rage after failed uni exams.

[@ageoflove1980]

How many countries you can drink in, in a single day? Well 5 should be super easy. Start in Maastricht in The Netherlands, take the train to Liege in Belgium, then onwards to Luxemburg. Further down south to Metz in France and then Saarbrucken in Germany. I think that will only be around an hour per train ride so that leaves plenty of drinking time. If you actually use the full 24 hours you can perhaps go further down to Switzerland, quickly have a beer in Liechtenstein, hop over to Austria and then a bit further down south to Italy. So 9 should be doable when you really make an effort. Dont really now how that would work during night time, but in theory at least, it should be possible.

[@toonishigh]

Massive jumpscare to be in Groningen and seeing that thumbnail pop up on your homepage 😂

[@RobbieKnox]

Ha. Sorry!

[@fatdandelions]

I dont think you are supposed to clock it in one go the Jenever drink. You are to savour it, drink little sips, enjoy 🤣🤣🤣🤭 and not in one gulp.