Our 6 FAVORITE Irish Whiskeys + St. Patricks Day Shenanigans.

[@stewartquail7110]

Hey guys, great to see an Irish episode, and talking about that night in Dublin, good news we have the last 3 bottles of the Dingle Palace Bar Single Cask!! Sorry Rex you didn't make it out with us that night, but the person that wrote A Glass Apart was Fionnan O'Connor which i did say he had wrote a book. Well Happy St Patricks. Slainte!!!!

[@lukesnow518]

The wife and I visited Ireland back in September 19', we got a bottle of the Dingle Vodka to support them... bummed that the Whiskey was not available yet. The town of Dingle was one of my favorite spots in all of Ireland.

[@jeromeof]

I love the Palace Bar - is there any episode featuring any clips from that night in the palace bar?

[@maxwellyedor7610]

Thumbs up if only for the Palace Bar reference. Best bar in the entire universe, you can debate me on that if you want, but you’re wrong. Need to go back to Ireland

[@Questionable_Talent]

I love the ad timer, it actually makes me LESS likely to skip ahead.

[@ElijsDima]

Same. Especially knowing that the ad is under half a minute. Best way to show it too, just a simple countdown, no progress bar or other graphics (that just makes things seem longer than they are).

[@spooky6703]

No moment of "Ugh, how long is this going to go on!?" just "Ok, I can handle 20 seconds"

[@locksportnoob]

I actually just like knowing how far ahead to skip

[@vijaygore152]

Timeline : @1:49 Powers Signature Release @3:45 Green Spot @5:09 Method in Madness Finish in French Chestnut @6:57 Dingle "The Palace Bar" @9:15 Redbreast 12 Yr @10:42 Connemara Peated Single Malt @13:07 onwards - All those Irish Whiskey sips do their work. Mostly on Rex

[@danh5810]

I'm actually a big fan of Proper No. 12.

[@maximumenergy5925]

Thank you you for the list and times . That's so very nice sir

[@vijaygore152]

@@maximumenergy5925 Thanks for the appreciation.

[@stogieguy7201]

The Time Stamp Guy... always the hero of the comment section. I salute you sir!

[@vijaygore152]

@@stogieguy7201 Thanks bro

[@jmacri4489]

Your new editor (aka little dan) is pure comedic gold. I guess Rex is also...

[@fancydan1498]

Joseph Macri i only edit the Vault for now. This is Alex Gordon, aka HANDS

[@jmacri4489]

Handsome Dan good to know. Your meme selections are fantastic. Both of you are great!!!

[@pat4429]

4:20 broke my heart

[@JaxonTroubleTV]

Jameson Black barrel and Jameson caskmates Stout edition are my two current favorites. Cheers. 🥃

[@WarButler]

Those are wonderful! And for the money, the caskmates cannot be beat.

[@AliAkbar-gq6ed]

Leon Luxus do you get a gross Soy sauce flavor from the stout Edition? Or maybe just me

[@JaxonTroubleTV]

@@AliAkbar-gq6ed I just open the bottle and took a sniff. And holy hell it's there. Took a sip. It's there. And I hate soy sauce. Damn you power of suggestion.

[@AliAkbar-gq6ed]

Leon Luxus ahhh Well I’m sorry I hope I didn’t ruin that bottle for you, But it’s a good thing because that means we are getting better at tasting hahah

[@JaxonTroubleTV]

@@AliAkbar-gq6ed Don't worry it's fine. The cocoa notes are by far the most profound to me. I still dig it.

[@Downesy5667]

Red breast 12 was my first Irish whiskey, which made me fall in love with irish whiskey. I then moved to Bushmills, Jameson Caskmates stout, Greenspot and Connemara... then I decided I’d take the next step and try redbreast 12 cask strength... easily probably not only the best Irish I’ve ever had but the best whiskey I’ve ever had. A massive thank you to guys for fueling my whiskey passion and enjoyment

[@ResiRilla26]

Try Middleton rare comes from cork it's gold in a bottle

[@leelovellette8133]

I dont have the words to explain how much I enjoy the tribe and tribe vids. True enjoyment in all things, you can’t teach that. It must be lived.

[@BourbonJunkies]

The editing in this video is so on point and adds so much greatness it's awesome! Rex picking up the chair into the pageant kids clip was so perfect.

[@stephenrice4554]

The more I watch you guys the more I want to play in the Irish pool . Apart from the fun and games and the glass member , interesting if frozen and dropped in a drink ? Great video 👍🇬🇧

[@ChrisWCorp]

Absolutely love the episode focusing on Irish Whiskey. It's a smaller section of whiskey that I haven't explored too much yet and I can't wait to give it a proper go.

[@OGfisk]

How has it gone then? Can't drop this shite and not come back with an update?! :D

[@The0rnate]

THE EDITING AND THE MEMES KILLED ME AHAHA!! Another great episode in the books.

[@saint-cetacean]

I was not at ALL expecting the omae wa mou and nearly choked on my drink

[@biffii5568]

This goddamn editor,I salute you!🤣

[@SinceWeLastDreamt]

15:36 gotta love your editor! cheers mate!

[@adamhuntoon355]

Sooo glad Connemara made the list! That has just been one of those whiskies that I'll always remember the first time I tried it

[@RaiderTheGhost]

Rex's Top 3 1. Powers Signature release 2. Method in Madness Finish in French Chestnut 3. Redbreast 12yr Daniel's Top 3 1. Green Spot 2. Dingle "The Palace Bar" RIP 3. Connemara Peated Single Malt Irish Whiskey

[@erikhaw7313]

JTheDon thank you sir!

[@phacomd]

More precisely Rex’s #2 is Method & Madness Finish in French Chestnut. Very much appreciate posting the lists. Sláinte

[@ChosenKryptonian]

"Very balanced , like a sword" Guys I freaking love you🤣 Started day with this video and the day is going to be good!

[@achande]

I Love whisky, but im not someone who "deconstructs" a whisky. I love your channel, and you make us "normies" feel welcome, Thank you. And cheers from sweden! give us a shout if you ever turn up here!

[@lll-k4l2k]

Really digging how the ads are placed In these Video's, with A timer. U guys Keep making great content. Gotta love the content

[@NipItInTheBud100]

Another great video guys! Great selections. Now I have even more whiskeys to hunt down!!!

[@oskycuevas08]

Both The Vault and The Tribe's editors are fantastic. Love the cutaways

[@thomaslynch7838]

Great to see an episode on Irish whiskey. Absolutely love the Redbreast, just so smooth. Great channel guys.

[@saint-cetacean]

Definitely going to have to pick up a bottle or two off this list, earmarked "Quarantine supplies" on the budget. My foray into Irish whiskey started with Teeling Small Batch, which is delightful, but now I'm thirsty for more!

[@AlphaOneActual]

So happy to see the shenanigans returning, hard & with a vengeance!

[@AUS_Viking]

Sat down and watched this while having a glass of Green spot for the first in over 6 months. And tasted the coconut for the first time but had my own flashback to my childhood. I was 6-7 years old sucking the natural honey dew from some bright orange honey suckle flowers that grew outback of my apartment block. It's amazing how something change stay the same but be so different😍

[@dobber43]

So many gems in this episode. Im just glad no one broke the mighty yet stout glass member!!

[@Baklau007]

YESSSSS This format finally happened!!

[@thisdamnthingy]

I should be at a whisky bar drinking today. Instead I am at home, watching this. I did have whisky last night though. That, was amazing.

[@androkles04]

As a lover of peated whiskey I'm definitely getting a hold of the Connemara now and trying it. Thanks for the tip.

[@AlasdairGR]

androkles04 Me too. I might pick up a bottle when I take a pilgrimage to Scotland in the future.

[@wafflesingsong6715]

So, how’d you like it?

[@JesseBlume]

To this date, still one of my most favorite episodes of this channel.

[@ryanodonnell3631]

I went to the Dingle distillery for a tour but they were closed at the time. They had recently released their first batch(was there in early 2017) and I tried it at a Pub.. looked for it all over Ireland for it and couldn't get my hands on a bottle. Glad to see you be able to try their whiskey and even have some of it on hand. Only regret of the trip was not getting my hands on a bottle.

[@iTip28]

These are informational and hysterical!!!!

[@69CamaroSS]

OMG!!!!! Had to pause and rewind SEVERAL TIMES to hear what I missed while laughing my ENTIRE ASS OFF at the editing!!!!! *BEST…EDITING…EVER!!!!!!*

[@rafaelcarmo5562]

Man, I can't tell how much I love your videos. I rarely see reviews because I think they are boring, but to see such happiness and friendly ambient .. You made me start to apprecciate Whisk(e)y, altough I don't have a lot of bottles yet and I'm anxious about getting some, but eh when you are kinda "poor" it's hard to get some bottles. Thank you Daniel, Rex, editor, and anyone in the Destillery for bringing me the joy and love to a drink with such a extensive History behind it. Also, I never tried Peated (?) Whisk(e)y, what do you think about the Lagavulin 16? What notes can you find? With Love, R.C.

[@yungfleip]

If your "poor" Lagavulin isn't good for the wallet, but OMG is it great for the nose and tongue! And there are lots of pretty damn good whiskeys that are relatively cheap. And going to a good bar in your area and asking the bartenders what to try is a good place to start. Sure it's more expensive per ounce doing it that way, but you then have a much better idea what you're buying when you get the whole bottle.

[@rafaelcarmo5562]

@@yungfleip thanks! That actually makes sense to me! Thankful about your answer. Have a good day sir!

[@noelmaher7800]

If you are as you say kinda poor then the entry level Connemara the boys were tasting should be in your wheelhouse.

[@sabinfigaro7334]

@@yungfleip not my bartenders...

[@sabinfigaro7334]

Wild turkey 101 baby

[@gregmartin1757]

I honestly never thought much of irish whiskey but i got a bottle of redbreast recently and i really enjoyed it. always been a bourbon guy and always probably will be but atleast i now have found a Irish whiskey i can enjoy and appreciate. Has encouraged me to seek out other Irish whiskey to see if there is anything else i might be missing out on.

[@mechanicalhippo493]

Im the same , give the green and yellow spot a go !

[@TasteMyGlizzy]

Went to a blind tasting last night with this local whiskey group, the theme was Irish whiskeys and aside from Jameson I really haven't drank much Irish. Always been a bourbon and rye kind of guy. Anyways, my head just about exploded when at the end I found out my favorite of all the whiskeys we tasted was Bushmills 10yr Single Malt. That was the most beautiful nose and palate I've ever experienced in a whiskey and I will now be expanding my collection into Irish whiskeys

[@TemperateTanks]

not going to lie i was laughing so hard when he took the whiskey

[@anonymousperson2156]

“When I left you I was but the learner. Now I am the master.” The Darth mooch has been slain and now a new era of mooching has begun.

[@KillCoMentalMusings]

Method and Madness is on my wishlist right now. The history of how Irish whiskey survived is one of the things that has drawn me into enjoying it even more, something that might have been lost to time and yet here I sit with a dram in hand. I do hope to visit Ireland someday so I can return to the place where I have some heritage, and hell being closer to all the Irish whiskey wouldn't hurt either.

[@callumcowan7047]

+KillCo You made me think for a second, about whether Irish people say dram. Being Scottish I've never really encountered any of them saying that.

[@brimmermorrison6759]

thank you new editor, you are doing a fantastic job haha, especially with the flashbacks, very funny.

[@2oleaves843]

March is now becoming my favorite month due to Irish Whiskey. I gotta thank you both because Green Spot is now my favorite whiskey and I have a bottle of Redbreast 12 waiting for me at home to try.

[@Adrian-wm3gs]

Love you guys!!! Got me only drankkkin irish now.

[@DEADLINETV]

3:03 It was actually Frank O'Reilly, the then managing director of Powers, who mediated between the Jameson family and Norbert Murphy (of the Cork Distilleries) and was responsible of bringing the three remaining Irish Distilleries together back in 1966.

[@wddthedraftsman8679]

That last "No!" is the best cliffhanger in the history of cinema.

[@timwrede6671]

Rex wanted a sippy cup for his whiskey. I just purchased a 10oz Yeti Low Ball. Works great for containing my whiskey and when I am working around dusty conditions it keeps the fidley bits out. Also if I freeze it before hand he keeps my whiskey nice and cool on a hot day if I don't want to water it down with ice.

[@dylanduke1075]

I literally just asked you guys to do some Irish reviews on your other channel. Lol. Hello from Ireland.

[@erikhaw7313]

Dylan Duke helllloooooo!

[@ScotchTestDummies]

Need to try that Dingle!!!! Great show, loving Irish Whiskey!

[@PJFRY53]

Great episode with brilliant editing! Was just debating what Irish Whisky to look into.

[@mastergreener]

Hi guys, just to let you know that in the Palace bar you were listening to some Irish trad music. The guy with the long hair playing the guitar is Brian Hogan who is actually a member of the band Kíla. They are an Irish modern traditional band who are playing 33 years this year. Kíla are an absolutely amazing band that showcases the essence of Irishness. Brian in your video is very famous here in Ireland, he's Kíla's bass player. Did you guys by any chance get to hit the Irish Whiskey museum, Dingle Whiskey bar or Darkey Kellys pub while here?

[@tbabubba32682]

Rex should have said: "To you it's a sword, but to me it's a dagger."

[@psgill53]

Oh man, I am surprised that there is no mention of my darling Bush Mill 1608! Although quite interesting description of six fabulous Irish Whiskies.

[@stacieh4023]

For small good batch Whiskey from Ireland check out WD O’Connell and The Liberator. Irish whiskey is coming back strong thanks to small batch distillers

[@drew8235]

Green Spot legit blew my mind. So amazing.

[@SFitzgerald24]

That Dingle bottle is a single cask. One of 305 bottles. At the time of bottling the Palace Bar’s Cask had just turned 5 years old and it was matured exclusively in an Oloroso Sherry Cask. It was one of the 500 founding father's casks. There should be a cask number on the bottle as well. Daniel, that book on your desk, is it "A Glass Apart" by Fionnan O'Connor?

[@WhiskeyVault]

Shane Fitzgerald it is!

[@SFitzgerald24]

@@WhiskeyVault it's a good read. Have a signed copy of it. Picked up at whiskey live dublin in 2018. Also The Palace Bar bottle is a Founding Fathers bottling but they were not one of the original 500 Founding Father's of Dingle. A customer of the bar sold them the cask with the condition that he got the first 100 bottles. So the bar had 201 bottles. 100 kept behind the bar to sell by the dram I believe.

[@cyrusmiller8026]

I love this editor

[@nocturn2501]

So happy that I have a bottle of Dingle whiskey at home.

[@WarButler]

Loved the video as always. Think I'll go pour myself a Green Spot!

[@markbury2094]

As an Irish man, and Irish whiskey lover this is a great list. Method and Madness French Chestnut is outstanding and perhaps the best Pot Still whiskey! Powers Signature fantastic but discontinued and you can never go wrong with Connemara. I am not a green spot or Red Breast fan but most whiskey drinks love them. So its a fantastic reprsentattive list, awesome job

[@canIgetuhhh]

Watching in anticipation of St. Patty's day this year! My 5 favorite Irish of the moment in no particular order: Bushmill's Black Bush Jameson Caskmates Stout Edition Kilbrin's Sherry Cask Finish Original Green Spot Original Jameson

[@s.k.channel5712]

Best episode😉 Love Ireland and love You guys Polish fan😉💪

[@marcelrombouts8607]

Where I live 70 cl of Connemara costs a mere €30, which is quite the sharp price for a good single malt. It can proudly rub shoulders with whisky's twice it's price. Great value for money.

[@maxcore5815]

Maybe the best Irish whiskey for the money?- Teeling, rum cask 46%. Thanks for doing this Chanel giys. Greetings from North of Sweden. Cheers!

[@angelaspielbusch1237]

Great 👍 job gentlemen!!!

[@jdavepowell]

Ahhhhh! The Palace Bar and Dingle distillery! Talk about memories. Love it! (Tangential, but check out “The Irish Pub” a documentary frequently on Amazon and Netflix. Some great interviews with the same guys you can find behind the bar today. - - Bourdain also went there. ;) )

[@richardagnew4959]

I LOVE the new edits! Happy St. Patrick's Day! :)

[@chemistt]

That Connemara got me good (I wonder how the 12y compares to the basic one)....I was not expecting it at all...when drinking the peated stuff I always feel gloomy and I love it...I take it as a nail to the coffin of a hard day...BUT THIS....IT WAS LIKE A SPRING MEADOV WITH A LOT OF SUN A BEATIFUL FLOWERS - in a zombie apocalypse....It was a love at first sight...and it got its rightful place on a wihsky list that I will always have one bottle of - along with Bruichladdich Laddie, Finlaggan cask and a Tomatin 12

[@crow468]

Speaking of weird barrel finishes, I just got a barrel proof 291 Colorado Bourbon. The toasted aspen stave finish is remarkable!

[@222wheelsdown]

I would love to visit Connemara, Ireland 🇮🇪 seems like a beautiful place

[@MorrisdeSaucer]

Great show lads!!! Try to get your hands on a Knappogue 12 or 21 Year Old Single Malt Irish whiskey, doing exciting stuff from the west of Eire - cool castle too - Niiiiiice!

[@akryeguy]

Brought home Connemara in 2001. Ended up concidering it novelty. Knappogue Castle was more structural. These day I appreciate Kilbeggan most.

[@quartersamurai]

I’ve always stuck with scotch and bourbon. However I’m very interested in that redbreast now

[@MarcoJesusPerez]

Did you get it? I picked it up a few weeks ago on a recommendation from another channel; I really enjoy it!

[@bagsmode]

Heard them mention Aberlour; but have they ever reviewed it? It's my fav atm.

[@giuliobaecker5476]

@@MarcoJesusPerez just order in some to my lcbo, I’m in Canada . Really excited to try it, think you’ll buy again?

[@YouTubeAdmin34]

This is actually my favourite episode, don’t know why. The editing, the content, the 3 whiskey’s prior🤔

[@vanessamurphy4667]

Check out the BudLight in a cask.... CLASSIC!

[@bobbyb7911]

Top 20 whiskeys commonly available in duty free. Just an idea from someone who can't go to a damn liquor store every day. Love you guys. Austin rocks.

[@williamjeffersonclinton69]

South Padre Island, Banana Boat Sunscreen....blah blah blah. Daniel is like that grandpa that tells the same story over and over. Never change Daniel

[@leemcgann6470]

At least he wasn’t talking about banana hammocks!!!!🤣🤣🤣

[@drewsmith3673]

Don't be jealous because you can't tell people the stories from your own island adventures, Bill.

[@JunoXL]

I liked this video based SOLELY on what happened at 10:39 lol Priceless lol

[@Longhang101]

Memories come by smelling into a glass of Whiskey 😂😂😂😂

[@aprilstephen09]

Jameson Signature reserve is one of my favourites. You can only actually get it in the airport, they don't sell it in any shops and I think they have stoped producing it. It is beautiful.

[@margeoconnor166]

Rex has the best drunk giggle I've ever heard

[@deathunicorn6998]

My all time favorite irish whiskey has to be quiet man ! Its fruity and sweet but still retains that traditional irish whiskey punch ! I'd recommend that to anyone. I hope yall have tried it !!!

[@MephistoRolling]

I just found a hidden bar in my town, and its a whisky bar! they have all the octomores and 1000 other whiskies it is amazing!!!

[@wulfila99]

I'll say it again: Bushmill's Black Bush. Smooth, with notes of orange...

[@AdrianMulligan]

Did you say it before? We call it a Shirley Bassey...

[@CH-sl5eq]

That's Protestant Whiskey.

[@jamesf5346]

Daniel the guy next to you is nuts!!!

[@jefflinder7238]

Pearse Lyons Founders edition - Sublime!

[@Peter_Box]

Nice outdoor setting.

[@zachariahzedd8124]

Damn we need a new one if these. That peated B is a beast.

[@brettlong51]

Kinda surprised Dubliner Irish Whiskey hasn't made it on any of these Irish whiskeys videos yet. One of firsts that I was instantly in awe an needed more off

[@thenikkog2117]

REX FACE WHEN HE GRABBED THE DINGLE HAHAHAHAHAH

[@jeckwhite9099]

"The Sacred Glass Member"

[@Strykiiid987]

I live in Midleton. Lovely choices

[@chrismorin1047]

One of your best videos. Ever.

[@jrcu19]

I like this format better over crowdsourcing the list of whiskeys

[@projecttopman29]

Great video as always. Looking forward to more Irish whiskey reviews. You guys need to get your hands on Drumshanbo Irish whiskey.

[@frccustomguns7859]

Wife and I went to Ireland a few years ago, drove the ring of dingle. Saw a building that had a sign that said dingle on it. My wife made me stand under it and took a picture. My name is Barry.

[@LiamNI]

It's not called the "Ring of Dingle". It's called the "Ring of Kerry".

[@frccustomguns7859]

Liam NIre either way, the road was very narrow, as were most of them and you drive on the wrong side. No wonder you have good whisky and beer!

[@LiamNI]

2:45 - Daniel - "there was only 1 distillery in Ireland making all the whiskey" Bushmills - "Am I a joke to you?" 😂

[@chozomonkey]

I thought Bushmills was out of Middleton also? Am I wrong?

[@LiamNI]

@@chozomonkey very much wrong. Midleton is in Cork (almost as far south as you can go) while Bushmills is on the north coast in Northern Ireland (almost as far north as you can go), and Bushmills is technically the oldest licensed distillery in the world (granted a licence to distill in 1608).

[@noelmaher7800]

Bushmills does produce Irish whiskey but it is in the UK. Generally when people not from Ireland say Ireland they are referring to the Republic of Ireland. Therefore Daniel is technically correct but not factually correct.

[@NiklasHansen15]

West Cork is a very good Irish blend whiskey, love it.

[@snugglyjeff214]

The irish can't even make bad alcohol. Beer or liquor, its all just top notch.

[@jamessmithjr6788]

We got it. South Padre Island. Green spot. Coconut.

[@kbarnes0]

The bunghole would like to meet the sacred glass member. 😅😂😅 Yes, I did go there, lol.

[@tripstowertcg]

Simply amazing episode lol. Was honor regained is the question

[@ClanMidgard]

No Bushmills... I'm shook. Blackbush is amazing, and Redbush is one of those that you can just drink all day, but their 21 year single malt is heavens dew.