What is a good whisky for a complete beginner? 🥃

[@causticgrip8329]

"Sir, we didn't ask you any of that. We only asked you to blow into this tube."

[@esoterictrinitarian1990]

😂😂😂

[@TheAidanMoore]

What a comment

[@johngonzalez1193]

Hahaha

[@bobrocks8387]

You deserve the Internet for that statement.😊

[@Charvak-Atheist]

😂😂

[@VictorianBob]

This man is a true gent and really appreciates whisky. Would absolutely love to have a dram with Richard Patterson while he shares his stories

[@Lee-yn1by]

He’s a great salesman

[@supadopemex9245]

He’s retired from The Dalmore as master distiller and he’s passed the reigns to someone who he really like. I think he’s still the master blender though. Correct me if I’m wrong. Regardless, I’ve been a huge fan of The Dalmore and all of their expressions since I tried it for the first time in 2019.

[@youtubesnamingpolicysucks]

Him and Jim McEwan

[@tomazmk38]

Amen to that Ollie, Richard and Billie Walker would be one amazing evening. Slàinte mhath

[@Mikemobacasual]

Dude is like a pro whiskey drinker. How can you dislike this guy, he's great.

[@Vteccer666]

Whisky , Whiskey is for Irish

[@WolfmanFoxtrot]

@@Vteccer666 *and American

[@DQuanAlSamirOHoulihan]

​@@WolfmanFoxtrothate to be that guy but it's ameriCunt.

[@jonathanlopezhernandez2601]

​@@Vteccer666whisky whiskey is the same shit

[@StanLee730]

Easy, be a vodka snob 😂

[@Karl-me4mh]

and never forget to throw half of it up the wall

[@Katrina-we3wv]

😂😂

[@gavhinds8190]

Lmfao..brilliant..

[@fan.80s_90s]

Actually he threw most of the whiskey on the carpet. He said the reason he does that is to clean the glass from odors.

[@ShaneO-nm2hh]

😂😂. The funny thing is I’ve seen people do the exact same thing when changing from one brand of whiskey to another. To remove any residue and odors from the last whiskey they where sipping. It’s normally the tiniest amount of the next whiskey they are going to sip. And yes it gets swirled around the glass and normally thrown onto the ground or over your shoulder.

[@sowhat...]

​@@ShaneO-nm2hh you mean when they're gonna have one whiskey after another in the same glass? why not just change glass? or at least change glass? so they are only about to drink a bit of the next whisky but throw away even more than they drink?

[@slickstrings]

For anyone genuinly wondering how to start with whisky, dont stress too much about what particular whisky. I would say start with something low abv. 40%. You want to train yourself to get used to the alcohol burn so its no longer an unpleasant distraction. Perhaps add a teaspoon or 2 of spring water (not chilled) and take a sip, roll it over your tongue gently and swallow. Focus on the flavours, not the burn. What did you notice? Was it floral? Fruity? Did it remind you of citrus or perhaps xmas cake or were there whisps of a campfire?Eventually you wont notice the burn very much and will be able to 'see through' it to the flavours, but as richard said, dont rush it! Have a dram when you feel like it. Share your journey with a friend and compare notes. Its not a competition, its an experience that we are lucky to have the opportunity to enjoy. As far as what bottle? Theres no rules but id say start with something decent but not expensive (ie better than johnny walker red but not too expensive). It doesnt have to be a scotch either. There is great whisky made all over the world but you can find decent quality and affordable scotches at most bottle shops. You want something thats meant for savouring but if you are inexperienced you might not be able to appreciate the nuances of an expensive bottle and that would be a a shame for the whisky and your wallet. You can build up to that later! Later on, go halves with your whisky pal on a more fancy bottle and enjoy it together. Welcome to the wide world of whisky.

[@Yinyankstank]

Ur gay

[@agat611]

Your comment is so inspiring and a Realy serious guidance to newbies in whiskey. Thank you sir.

[@Suno-ta-sei]

Id recommend john dewar and son's white label blended scotch whiskey. Its smooth no burn and you can keep it in the mouth and enjoy the notes of something not sure what. Either its smooth or i am a official alcoholic 😅

[@esoterictrinitarian1990]

Fantastic input. This is how articulate I’d like to be describing whiskeys.

[@genYsurvive]

got it, chew the whisky to extract the flavours

[@antonioarroyas7662]

And if you left some flavor on the table, give it another go!

[@androidphone1901]

Loll

[@misfitbrothers776]

This guy is bringing classy back and elevating it to a whole new level.

[@bigpompano1659]

I love that this man is trending right now

[@LimoneneDaddy]

Just found this guy, great stuff. My dad was born in scotland and came over to the US when he was 17, this guy sounds like my dad when hes drunk 😂😂😅😅 ❤❤

[@frobro2250]

Glad to see you are still at it

[@14534]

Fantastic video and advice, I love this guy!

[@tnsaturday]

- Sir, this is a wendy's.

[@christorres2]

🤣🤣🤣

[@phoenixguild8375]

His explanation is excellent! Experiment, and learn what you like, and sits well with you.

[@brianmcgoldrick9529]

This is the best channel I've ever seen, peak british humor. Its totally ironic, i realized its was a schtick in a different video where he threw out the first pour then jammed his nose in the glass. I love it

[@romeo1346]

He's so passionate about Whiskey, makes me feel like trying some🫡

[@MemekingJag]

the best way i found is a whisky tasting set. find which regional variety you like the best, and then you can try other specific malts. also, often given advice for scotch is neat with just a few drops of water in your dram - not any amount that would 'cut' it. maybe folk advice, but i find it opens up the flavour surprisingly well for such an insignificant dilution.

[@alucard0712]

okay there is fourth video of this gentle man and I'm subscribed!

[@albionparrot5607]

I’m in love with the Speysides.

[@IzzosPlace]

This man is a National, nay, a WORLD, treasure!

[@saulgoodman5213]

The man is just doing his thing and you can't hate that

[@analogueoverdigital929]

This is so true. As someone who is new to whisky, bourbon and scotch, and loves them all, its intimidating. I have found that many 20 - to 30 dollar bottles are just as good as some high-end brands.

[@drakewarnock1239]

For what it's worth, the first scotch that I started with that I really liked was Glenmorangie so that's what I always recommend. It's not too expensive and not too strong and a little fruity so it's easy to drink.

[@bluemarlin8138]

That’s a good one to start with. So is Balvenie. Or even Glenlivet or Glenfiddich for that matter, although they have a bit less character (but then again, a beginner probably won’t mind that). I’d say a Macallan too, but some people taste a lot of sulphur in it (I don’t) and find that off-putting. I’d definitely recommend that beginners hold off on some of the more “interesting” scotches until getting some experience, and then finally try the peated stuff, if that’s something they like.

[@davedavid427]

Exactly what I'd recommend, the flagship Glenmorangie 10, or a fruity Speyside like Aberlour 12. Try them in a pub first though, they're a bit pricey for beginners (although good value for 10/12 year old single malts). Anything by Glen Moray is sweet/floral and easy on the wallet; I like their Chardonnay cask finish the most and that's obviously a good one for a wine drinker getting into scotch. For blends, Johnnie Walker black is the ultimate blend of different regions and flavours. Also a good one to try in a pub. You don't need to start with scotch. Irish whiskey is generally herbal, honeyed and/or floral and easier on the wallet (standard Bushmills is a great place to start, or slightly higher end Bushmills Black Bush or Glendalough Double Barrel). Bourbon's great for beginners because it's dominant flavour is vanilla. Maker's Mark and Buffalo Trace are both great standard bourbons.

[@Tmaster361]

The two best ones to start are right behind him. The laphroaig 10 and the highland park 12. I would recommend the glenmorangie port roban as well

[@gavhinds8190]

Top bloke.. love his advice..

[@akizenx]

Thank you Mr. Patterson.

[@Circuitssmith]

I’d love to hear this guy describe something mundane like chocolate milk.

[@sowhat...]

you should see that KZbinr that analyzes the simplest things or something like that. I watched one and a soda can pour hack and he made it seem life changing lol

[@rozzer666]

This guys a legend

[@Tennisisreallyfun]

There is a phrase I go with that always helped me whenever I was around products I did not have an intimate knowledge of that would guide me to “the good stuff”. My mother taught it to me and I think it came from Coco Chanel, and I think it’s perfect for that time when you’re out and about and you don’t have someone around to guide you to the right decisions. It goes like this: “If you don’t know what is good, ask what is expensive”. I have, of course, greatly developed my tastes and my knowledge of many things since childhood, but this mindset never failed me whenever I encountered something new as I was growing up😉

[@jessearana]

I enjoy seeing People be PASSIONATE about something! Even if it's not my cup of tea!

[@joshandkorinna]

When I picture a whiskey expert in my head this is the guy that shows up.

[@Mike1614YT]

Recommending a couple reasonably priced bottles seems like a good idea

[@TitanRL1]

It's pretty easy to pick one and start. recommendations are better when given on a taste preference. for a beginner, asking your local total wine or specs employees is going to provide about the same result as asking someone who has been in the industry for decades, because a beginners palette hasn't developed and evolved to recognize certain notes that will make a Jameson different from a Grangestone. a beginner will be able to pick up on things like heat, smoothness, and general flavor, but not enough for it to make a significant difference between price ranges, types, and ages. What this gentleman did was elaborate on how a beginner should develop their pallete, and effectively said "you can start wherever you like, but make sure you taste it well to find what you truly enjoy."

[@smashingairguitars]

"Dont be in a hurry" fantastic advice for life right there

[@jedolson6015]

Me during the whole video: “That’s what she said!”

[@DR.Detroit11]

Thx for the lesson!

[@CrabbinFever]

When I was younger i'd just drink to get drunk and thought ingesting as much as possible was the cool and correct way to drink. Now i enjoy an Oz. Of bourban or whisky every now and then. Just sipping it.

[@NiallMcDonnell-t4m]

Love this fella

[@maskedmilkythe0G]

FINALLY I HAVE FOUND THE LEGEND!!!

[@Joe-Dirt579]

Chew your whiskey! Got it!

[@ZOCCOK]

Bring this guy, Brewzle, and Tipsy Bartender together, you would have one of the greatest videos on alcohol ever 😂❤

[@rc121crx]

He and the My pillow guy should collaborate

[@corvoattano9303]

Duuuude 😂 Mike Pillow's new career

[@scottclarke1350]

Monkey shoulder blended malt is a great one to start with. Other options would be glenlivet 12 yo, glenmorangie 10 yo or a chivas regal 12 yo. Remember to add enough water so you can drink it comfortably and try a few different ones to discover what you like!

[@Mike-pr1mz]

This man should be king

[@BlackSeedCH]

doing a tour in scotland is a good start, did mine in 2007, 2 weeks in the highlands, 1 week in inverness...

[@sarwnrg1862]

A good one to start is Glenfiddich

[@Armageddon2077]

Johnny Walker Green Label was my Beginner-Level Scotch. Before drinking Scotch, when I was much younger, I started with Southern Comfort bourbon, eventually moved on to Wild Turkey, and over to Jameson's, and then got into various types of Johnny Walker blended whisky before I started regularly drinking Scotch. The bottle I'm currently working on is Glenlivet Captain Reserve.

[@pennstate21]

Okay gonna chew the whiskey! Thanks sir!

[@cleanerben9636]

nice advice

[@enochthewitness-2023]

I like this guy

[@craigkennedy8297]

Try a Dalwhinnie 10 yr old or even a 12 ,, its gorgeous ,, very smooth and kind to the pallete

[@hotsalami278]

I like the part where he told us a good whisky for a complete beginner

[@5SectorFive5]

My first whiskey was Johnnie Walker red. I loved it! Every other whiskey ive tried since then has been better! Needless to say, i drink a lot of whiskey.

[@miloC0]

Thanks !

[@bretttownsend6495]

AA before starting your drinking journey is the best place to start

[@felipeseguraiv2578]

I need this mans voice when I sleep and some whiskey ofc

[@gladesucks7907]

First I get the video of him throwing whiskey all over his floors, now he’s taken over my algorithm

[@TuliodeFreitas]

"Não limpe sua taça", Richard Paterson!

[@issintf925]

My advice is to choose something that isnt the cheapest option, but isnt super expensive. In the US buy something in the $30-50 range

[@twopapitas9667]

“Sir I just asked for a double Jack and Coke”

[@christopherwojtan750]

Thought he was a meme at first but this guy is a character who looks his whiskey.

[@TweedyPubs]

The actual answer you didn't get from the wonderful (but very diplomatic) Mr Paterson here is Highland Park. Start there. If you don't like it then probably no Scotch is going to work for you.

[@arjenlaan4103]

Tried some out, thought I'd have to be snobbish about only single malts, then I stumbled upon a malt/grain blend that fit my taste so perfectly that I just stick with it (although I hardly drink anything alcoholic anymore these days. But it's nice to know that there is that one whiskey that can always increase my happiness by just that little notch :-) )

[@alsteiner7602]

He has a point but I still would like his recommendation

[@tuvout6844]

This was a masterful way of saying ' Shit, I don't know'

[@GodfatherOfGloss]

I think you don't know who he is. Look for Richard Paterson 😉

[@kahbakahba2108]

Im a bartender and i always try to keep a good range of what i would serve in cocktails or even straight up if the coustomer asks for it but its so hard to recommend whiskey because it has so many styles and many people dont like smoky and many people want it on the rocks which makes it hard for me to give a good recommendation when they say “i like whiskey” and at home i like to drink bourbon or from sweden since its my place of origin. When im standing behind the bar i rarely know what to recommend. I can only say what i like

[@nobody845]

Hello from india, sir, you remind me of O'Brien from Star Trek DS9, It's probably because of Quark's (you are standing in a bar)

[@FrederikAbramson]

The healthiest advice ever!😂

[@jadesabre21]

I’ll never be in a hurry again!

[@yanliu3223]

Truth, my man.

[@strideytidey8665]

I really like that he didn't answer the question

[@jcarry5214]

I'm amazed that he didn't even accidentally give a starting point. I feel like he could have said don't start with one start with a variety so you learn what the ballgame is about. But nope.

[@bengreen171]

start with some TCP, or other anti bacterial surface cleaner - then gradually add more and more mouthfuls of soil.

[@SeffBarbs]

Dalmore is great price and very sweet and smooth

[@myleneacaylar9157]

Great guy

[@fonz-ys6xu]

"Don't knock it back like a cowboy" - This Guy

[@rinkurakesh]

Scotland is great

[@serdj_50618-P]

Lovely!

[@Itsfilthyy]

No clue why these whisky videos have been in my feed.. but im not complaining

[@TreeGod.]

I feel like this is a really advanced way to mask being an alcoholic

[@andresmcjr]

How is it not everyone who drinks in a alcoholic 🤡

[@TreeGod.]

@@andresmcjr does everyone who eats food, eat until they get fat?

[@Iamthesenateiwillmakeitlegal]

​@@andresmcjrso if I buy a knife that automatically makes me a serial killer

[@andrea_mahia]

Yes, but for cooking. Any ideas??? I was looking to buy bourbon.

[@kristiankirilov9170]

What is the name if this dudes channel

[@netanelizhakov7592]

I think Glenmorangie 10 is a good option or jack Daniel's on the American front.

[@CesarGonzalez-xl7fc]

Advice that applies both to whisky and women. 👍

[@XscarpettaX]

glenfiddich 12 yr is good to start with. blends like monkey shoulder have some peated flavor that you don't get with glenfiddich

[@hammer911tube]

Sam Neill really nailed this Ulsterman accent in Peaky Blinders

[@samwilson7550]

This is not and Ulster accent

[@LordBlk]

I love this guy..awesomeness

[@nix-cipher]

A good start is Admiral Nelsons finest! 😂

[@kingzaire2444]

For a beginner I’d give them something unpeated, 40% abv, chill filtered, with e150 food colouring. Least offensive whisky for a beginner.

[@Fellowrser]

Dalmore 12

[@_Beard_life_]

I just had scotch for the first time, and I like it. I'm getting bourbon next to see what I like better. I'm tippicly a cognac man, but I want to expand my palate

[@StanLee730]

"Remember to hold it long in the mouth" ... My new pickup line for the clubbs

[@dipintamang4547]

"Don't be in a hurry, take your time... remember to hold it long in the mouth, that's what it is. The more you keep it in your mouth, the more you'll ingest the flavours..." Boy the Scottish got that right.

[@Dducksquad]

"sir, im going to ask you one more time, license and registration"

[@bonfirewurzum]

I love it with 7Up

[@FedUpVet]

This gentleman has become my spirit animal no pun intended

[@Koshionos1]

For me, Lagavulin and a 15 yr Dalmore are my favorites. But as the saying goes, the best Whisky is the one *you* enjoy.

[@slickstrings]

Dalmore 15 is delicious. I havnt been able to get a bottle for a while. Toffee, orange and dried xmas cake fruits are my memory of it. Really goes well woth a couple of bits of good quality chocolate as well.

[@gamer83420]

I went down this rabbit hole years and years ago. I like any single malt scotch, chilled and over a little ice. Now I still say my all time favorite is a tequila. Cava de oro extra anejo. It will change your life.

[@Polux721]

That's is what I tell my wife, hold it long enough....

[@petter5721]

Agitator, Swedish blend is the best for beginners 👍🏻

[@beeranade]

Try a blend. Single malts are quite refined and might put you off whiskey a little.

[@kidcae]

Where is this originally from??

[@ModestNeophyte]

kinda reminds me of my dad.. its the eyes and the hair and the mustache

[@sleevy4687]

This is way better than asmr