Whiskey Review - The Sexton Irish Whiskey with Glen Breton 10 Comparison

Today we taste and review The Sexton Irish Whiskey and compare it to Glen Breton 10.
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[@JerseyfreshXx]

No seal on the bottle? You telling me you guys just had unprotected Sexton?

[@Gateau]

Underrated comment.

[@charlieghague]

Good one.

[@WhiskeyVault]

oh man, how did we not come up with this during the shoot. Such a huge missed opportunity :-)

[@kevinhamutov8778]

10 months later this comment has not the appropriate number of likes.

[@IamY5150]

@@kevinhamutov8778 it does now. 69 lol

[@leviscott2793]

I love how Rex just completely ignores Daniel. Daniel mentioned that Sexton was 40% like 4 times...then Rex asked "hey what is this like 43%". Damn you Mooch pay attention!

[@Gateau]

I like the bottle design somewhat. I've been looking for a unique bottle that's somewhat macabre themed, and this one strangely fills that role a little. Also, I agree the shape of the bottle hinders the pour - but as a level 3 sommelier I would expect Daniel to have mastered the art of pouring. Master the Sexton, Daniel.

[@mitchcrowther5629]

Glad you guys liked the Sexton! I have to side more with Rex as far as my experience was with the whiskey (plus I mooched it too!) but I'll have to come back to it so I can try to find the smores. As far as the roommate dispute goes, Kyle should know that I will do what is necessary for the tribe!

[@bobomob111]

I just picked up a bottle of this, one of the nicer Irish whiskeys I have had recently. Absolutely the best Irish I have had in it's price range.

[@daddydog9275]

It’s the best option that’s cheaper than Redbreast imo. It’s really good

[@TheGrafton12]

@@daddydog9275 Give Knappogue Castle 12 a try if you get the chance!

[@DanielRevolt]

I found your channel a couple weeks before thanksgiving as I wanted to buy a bottle of scotch to drink with my brother in law. Not having any knowledge I watched your best beginner whiskeys video and the best value for money video. I ended up buying monkey shoulder. Thanksgiving was wonderful as was the scotch and since then I have watched (and I just counted) 107 episodes of the whiskey vault. You guys rule.

[@WhiskeyVault]

glad you're here!

[@clintondeabreu8565]

Really been loving my journey with you guys into Irish Whiskey. I was someone that turned to an Islay when pouring whisky, with Ardbeg Uigeadail being one of my go to, but in that journey I discovered Bourbon & an other whole chapter opened up, leading my to Ryes. Now Rare Breed & Ressell’s red are my daily pours, but watching your videos has lead me to Teeling & a rapidly growing appreciation for Irish Whiskey, that goes beyond the James pours of my youth. Now I’ve got a growing Teeling collection, waiting for my Redbreast 12 CS to arrive & the hunt continues. Keep up the great work you doing as ambassadors of whisk(e)y!

[@plektosgaming]

It's amazing in mixed drinks like Irish Coffee :) So the back story.... Alex Thomas worked at Bushmills for 13 years and she went off on her own to make this creation. Bushmills basically freaked out at her striking out on her own and made their own competing product, Black Bush. Except she does it better, being one of their more experienced employees and blenders. The entire reason they didn't like it as much is it needs a drop of water. Then it tastes like a smoother, better Black Bush and the alcohol comes forward. For $10 less.

[@TheGrafton12]

I heard Alex went ahead and developed and made the Sexton on Bushmills equipment, which they knew about, but am sure they were 'shook' when Sexton made an impact on the Market!

[@plektosgaming]

​@@TheGrafton12 Alex used her knowledge and skills and some testing of novel ideas she already had already developed from her multi-year employment at Bushmills (as would any person with the job of creating new flavors and blends ), but it's more industry gaslighting because she's not a man and trying to claim credit overall ( typical of corporations) when they claim it was their equipment. Technically it is true, but it was just their raw product. She developed it and blended on her own and deserves the credit for it, IMO. Same as people who take MGP products and then blend and re-brand it. We aren't giving Johnny Walker Black Label grief for being made in Indiana on "MGP" equipment, but they are when it comes to her case.

[@TheGrafton12]

Thank you for that interesting tidbit! Sounds like an 'insider's scoop'. I read that Distillers in Ireland only distill using the equipment in one of four Distilleries, and it's not uncommon to make a product that has no 'official Distillery' behind it? I also read that sometime last Nov or December Bushmills made Alex their 'Master Distiller'? (Maybe because they REALLY wanted to promote her up the chain to make her happy and NOT leave, but keep her Talent for themselves? If so, smart choice!)

[@plektosgaming]

@@TheGrafton12 It's not a "scoop", just that, yes, all of the "Irish Whiskey" comes from stock supplied from the same distilleries that is then blended and aged. We do this in the U.S. as well, but don't make a stink about it - nor do they in Ireland, generally. Green Spot, for instance, doesn't distil their own components but that makes no difference. Midleton is effectively the Irish version of MGP. Almost every smaller label gets stock from them. But in her case, some people of course decided to try to make it seem as if her brand was somehow less than everyone else's effort. Yes, whiskey making is traditionally seen as a male-only business in quite a few areas - modern views on gender roles are slow to adapt the farther you get from major cities.

[@jstewardjr]

Got a bottle of The Sexton today. It was sealed, by the way, so no unprotected Sexton. It's a very drinkable spirit and the price was right. I paid $23.99 and they must have fixed the dribble on the first pour.

[@UnboundOdysseus]

Fourth? Reminds me of my dad's favourite joke: "And God said: Moses, come forth. And Moses came forth.....and lost the race !" *Drum roll Thank you, I'll be here all week. Tip your waitresses !

[@laplantski]

UnboundOdysseus When you come fourth you have to eat the cookie. Not cool.

[@rossfudd256]

Its not a drum roll. It 's a rimshot! Ba Dum Bump! ;-)

[@UnboundOdysseus]

Ross Fudd “It’s a rimshot” That’s what she said !!!

[@laplantski]

Scusting....

[@rossfudd256]

I'd a been disappointed if you left that one hanging over the plate. At least a infield double.

[@jasonfritz2475]

Share the black bush joke during the live stream so he can't edit it out.

[@wolfman-up7dh]

This is my favorite Whiskey right now, but I also live in a state with a really high alcohol tax. This is really good stuff for a good price.

[@shotgunfringe]

I discovered this whiskey late last year and I have been a fan since.

[@nickojones2052]

I just bought the Sexton at $24 in Publix. MIAMI FL. At that prices is a great whiskey , I take it over any Johnny.

[@the-chillian]

I've been wondering what you thought of Sexton. And yes, the bottle is a dribbler. I found it perfectly drinkable, but also thin. I don't mind it, but it's not my favorite.

[@greataxe3]

I'm so glad you guys started talking about backyard rules. I feel like there hasn't been enough ball busting on the show since you started the biscuits channel. And since I know that the unofficial motto of the school is "If you bring it up, you're in charge of fixing it." I will be promoting my self to Ball-Busting Upper Management. That's actually a little risque... Maybe we should use the acronym BUM. You know what, no. That's not going to work. Mandatory Ball-Busting... This is a lot harder than it sounds. You know what, instead of having a double entendre laden message, I think i'm just going to start posting more funny crap. Thanks for all y'all do. And watch for my first prank. It has taken more than a month of planning.

[@dan6822]

I used to pretty much only drink Jameson Black Barrell. I found this stuff and haven't looked back. And yes it is a pain in the ass to pour when it's full.

[@Jason-dv2ns]

Gotta side with Daniel on this one Rex. He is after all a level 3 whisk(e)y sommelier, and you're just a master mooch. You don't even have your necklace on! Always nice to see a quality Canadian whisky make an appearance on the show, eh. Sorry...

[@wolvie347]

I have a love/hate relationship with you guys. Over the past week or two I have bought monkey shoulder which I have always loved, Laphroaig 10 , buffalo trace, Elijah Craig, tin cup, old forester and bushmills which I found out because of your channel and I'm only have Laphroaig 10 and old forester left. I keep watching your videos and testing and sipping on all the whiskeys while while I watch your reviews. Keep up the good work you ingenious bastards while we all explore the world of whiskies.

[@lvcsslacker]

how's tin cup? I saw the "man's man doing manly things while being a man's man" commercial that they have, and wasn't convinced it was worth the money.

[@wolvie347]

lvcsslacker it's alright, it's a simple kinda thin whiskey, has a little bit of pepper notes on the back end. Over all not bad and easy to drink. Priced $30 in Michigan so it's worth the try if priced right, still upset that stranahans is $60 here when I can get other bourbons for less.

[@travisgreschner9501]

I got the same nose for Highland Park Magnus, it was like campfire smores... thought I was losing my mind!

[@rickycoulter4284]

I was at the whiskey tasting in Belfast and we got to try it at cask strength was amazing for the price it tastes like a far more expensive whiskey. The woman that makes it also gave us badges and a proper pourer for the bottle

[@vgmrevisited832]

Definitely my favorite whiskey for the money. Good price point but doesn’t have any cheap taste elements to me.

[@Grovesrussell]

Good try Rex at being the husband but gotta say the way you argued your point with the high pitch intensity just made my point. You really are the whiskey wife.

[@FantomZap]

I get sort of maraschino cherry notes from sexton. I also get floral almost honey suckle notes that are fleeting. It is almost like drinking a nice blended scotch. Ya know, where you get the darkness of smokiness along with vibrant cherry vanilla sweetness.

[@winecrimesfoodandtime7119]

I agree

[@danlepine9761]

I bought this for my brother in law for Christmas. Looks like I’m unwrapping it and getting him a bottle of Jameson. Bring back the bag pipe intro.

[@OneOfThem]

Sexton is easily my favorite Irish! That being said, my Irish whiskey experience is sorely lacking. I've had maybe 7 types of Irish, and most of them have been budget. I get a super defined dark chocolate and green apple from Sexton. It's become a regular on my shelf.

[@danielgomez7008]

First time trying this bottle did not want to be sold by the bottle so I never tried it Yeah it's actually really good

[@mwpierce5318]

In Massachusetts if your friends aren't busting your balls you have no friends you just know people.

[@SweatySparrow]

I finally opened a bottle of sexton given to me many months ago. Pros - Easy drinker with a slight ‘Scotch’ like twist. The bottle really is an interesting piece on the shelf. Cons - after the initial taste the flavour disappears very quickly to a point where the liquid left in your mouth tastes very watered down. Imagine the last mouthful of a whiskey on the rocks. The bottle is very poor at pouring whiskey and there is some wastage as it sadly dribbles on the counter I don’t think I’d buy again

[@lippy22]

The Sexton has become my mixing whiskey. Whenever I have a whiskey that is too aggressive for me to enjoy, I try mixing it with the Sexton. Sexton is the new water.

[@mathiasstorm7446]

Ever heard of the Shackleton whisky? Richard Paterson was in charge of replicating a 100 year old whisky, found in the ice of the arctic, lost since 1907 I believe. It's on KZbin if you're interested... reminded me of you, trying to replicate a whisky - cheers!

[@WhiskeyVault]

We'll shoot it soon!

[@mathiasstorm7446]

Whiskey Vault that is awesome 🥃🎉

[@rossfudd256]

Whenever you hear "it's raining men" somewhere a bottle of whisky is emptied. Like in a wonderful life hearing a bell somewhere an angle got his wings.

[@Lancemillerable]

On my initial opening and tasting, I got what would be if tiramisu and berry cheesecake with the buttery crust had a baby.

[@TomRyanMKE]

I love the Sexton whiskey and its bottle design, but I agree that the awkwardness of pouring it is maddening. I only ever pour it with a spout inserted in the neck.

[@TheChrisleekay]

Funny I find Sexton anything but "thin" especially for an 80 proof! Its becoming a regular weekend pick for me over Johnny Walker Black. Can often get it on offer on Amazon UK for around £24. Bargain!! :)

[@chrisdeterman3247]

I just want to say there's nothing wrong at all with Black Bush.

[@michaelb1761]

While true, it's no Red Bush.

[@marcelw6440]

I was looking to try something new and almost picked this up last weekend. Ended up grabbing a bottle of Maker's 46. Maybe this weekend I'll give it a shot.

[@kingbradypus3505]

bought my first bottle scotch the other day , grant's family reserve, thought to myself " heck yeah i can watch the whiskey vault episode pertaining to this whiskey so i can steal their opinions to sound sophisticated" turns out they never reviewed it. now i have to actually taste it and figure it out for myself. turns out i prefer scotch to anything else, its a whole new animal with way more flavour. cheers from the frozen (cork pop)-hole that is Canada. Edit: yes i know grant's family reserve is a cheap blend, but in canada this bottle is still $30 dollars with all the lovely tax we pay.

[@vergecryptocurrency4552]

Just bought a bottle here in dublin, not the biggest fan so far but will give it a little more time.

[@deangjerde8071]

Definitely glad you guys did sexton. I don't know what it cost by you but it's only $30 by me so it's one of my favorites when I'm light on cash.

[@DannyXXXXX]

Odin Gjerde only $15 to $20 here in Indiana

[@deangjerde8071]

where in Indiana, I'm in Illinois about 30-45 mins from the boarder

[@DannyXXXXX]

Odin Gjerde Indianapolis Big Red had them for 15$ for a while

[@mitchcrowther5629]

It ran me about the same price. A good whiskey at that price point!

[@smellmetoggs]

At a whiskey show last year, spoke to head blender for sexton and she had cask strength version of it 67%. I begged her to release it as a special far nicer then the 40%!!

[@jonnda]

Two Irish whiskeys that are only $1 cost difference at my local store, and are shelved right next to each other, are Slane and Sexton. Please compare these two.

[@SSR_Virgo_Tiger]

I agreed with every note on the Sexton except I keep finding a (not-unpleasant) hint of sunscreen in it as well 🤷

[@mathiasstorm7446]

It's like watching an old couple fight... anyway, you should try some Danish whiskies, like Stauning, Fary Lochan, Thy whisky etc.

[@christopherbreton9501]

I don't limit the " Backyard rule" to just whiskey. I use it on friends and co-workers with everything. If they use or prefer a different brand then I do, there's suck.

[@JimmyLeg]

Taking a hot dump on all people is tremendous fun.

[@kevinhamutov8778]

I gave a friend at a local convenience store some Bacon I made. I was gifted a bottle of Sexton by them. I am waiting a day or two before opening it up. I tried it at a bar once and it was just meh. But that was a bar with a highball glass and a bottle that had been sitting for some time.

[@fromtopeka]

for the next phoning it in whisky biscuits episode should be the best of the whisk(e)y vault cuts

[@akillersandwich8360]

This proves we need the Glen breton solo episode

[@ErikWaitWhiskyStudies]

October 24, 2020 - Comparing notes.... a lot of flavor but it seems kinda thin to me.

[@robertbellock8409]

Just sent a bottle of this into the guys. I guess it works out so rex has his own then. Cheers fellas!

[@WhiskeyVault]

YES! It just showed up after we had shot this video. We'll give it a mention along with you soon.

[@jackass123491]

I just tried this whiskey tonight and when I tried to pour it it dribbled down the side lol

[@winecrimesfoodandtime7119]

Yes it is something to pour

[@Ericdtorres84]

You just compared Irish whiskey to Canadian scotch. Im surprised the comments are this tame. Non the less, I have to say the experience was a good one, thanks for the video.

[@ryanthewineguy3172]

I have been dying to try this! We sell it, so I might just buy it!

[@iess2006]

Makes the perfect Irish coffee at any strength ;) best value in Irish right now by far.

[@JP-dl4ci]

Just poured my first Sexton glass. I spilled that shit everywhere. Bottle sucks I agree! But....it is worth it. I think it is very good. I will buy another bottle when I finish this one.

[@ian4675]

I would like to hear the black bush joke.

[@westieclo]

Don't worry Rex, I fell asleep after the first sentence of the write up too.

[@justincarey7992]

I agreed with rex with the scotch nose as the beginning. Is it peated? I got a lot of funky salty weird notes not used to seeing in Irish. Really didn't like it.

[@SuperScoooty]

Hey guys... It's Scott Labrirrara again. Another short question for you. Hopefully you can get through it without laughing at my name too much. So America has it's "moonshine" or non aged whiskey. Does Scotland have something in the same category? Is there a distillery that sells a non ages whiskey?

[@WhiskeyVault]

Not that I know of. In Ireland, they're starting to sell more Poitin. But it's not exactly the same. The 3yr minimum requirement there applies to all whisky period, so it's a bit limiting for moonshine type products.

[@SuperScoooty]

Whiskey Vault awesome. Thanks again for the info. By the way Ardbeg... Love it. Just tried the smoke and I can't get enough.

[@smithk1221]

Teacher says, "every time 'It's Raining Men' is played, a whisk(e)y has just been finished."

[@Loren.C]

I love this whisky. Wish it was barrel proof. I'm looking for a Irish whiskey that's a tad spicier and barrel proof. If someone had some suggestions, I would love to hear them.

[@wideone23]

I saw the Wal-mart commercial comment on FB and that was my first thought too! Then I tried to explain the whole thing to my wife and she just looked at me like I was nuts! And Rex we need that deleted just shared in the comments or on FB!

[@MoeRam]

The tribe demands a blind taste test!!! How about in the live stream?

[@vlogbag9863]

great vid as always, thanks! just wanted to ask if you have done a review of the Johnnie Walker Swing?

[@BullsFan09]

Maybe I should get this today for my bday? Hmm

[@justincarey7992]

Also agree about the goddamn bottle

[@PeacefulPeteable]

Yea, the bottle dribbles. But if I can't spare a few drops for the homies in heaven, then why bother? And I love this whiskey even more after reading about those who called themselves sextons. Here's to those who would look after us upon our taking a last breath!!

[@NotQuiteEpic]

No, the angels have already had their share!

[@robfut9954]

Sounds like they liked it

[@MrROTD]

Sexton sounds like a town I want to live in

[@SheFlungDung]

Or just 6ft under where you're sitting. Smoking Crack. Backyard rules. Politician level BS. So fun, so hilarious! Definitely a top 10 episode.

[@philipvanvaerenbergh5062]

What's your opinion on Canadian whiskeys, have you reviewed any yet, and where would you rank it within the whisk(e)y hierarchy?

[@WhiskeyVault]

Currently i would rank it as "meh", but I'm always hoping

[@jdnlv]

My backyard rule is now: while Rex and Danial wrestle over who is rightI mooch all the whiskey.

[@1218Draco]

2:37 Rex, I had no idea you were scientific like that! You’re like an older drunk version of the kid from Good Will Hunting #RobinWilliams #RIP

[@seankoro]

good job on Meniscus there Mooch

[@andyb6009]

Interesting you bring up Back Yard Rules! I recently was forced to drink a glass of Fireball “whiskey” after getting in an argument with a friend after I took a big steamy s@&t of him for drinking the stuff himself. I thought we were close enough for that kind of joke, but I guess I was wrong. He got pissed off really quick. After realizing my mistake I apologized and did the only thing I could think of to make up for it, pouring us both a glass of his drink of choice (fireball) and taking one for the team. This does bring up an interesting question for me though. Does this move qualify me as a mooch? At the end of the day I still got some free alcohol even if I didn’t want it.

[@WhiskeyVault]

Hmmm. It makes you gracious for certain, but mooch... not sure. Must consult the manual

[@quikdrw63]

Have Y'all done "best of the bottom shelf"?

[@duanebrimhall2556]

Have Rex tell his joke during Whiskey Biscuits, or during the livestream.

[@rossfudd256]

He was wearing the camera from last Whisky Biscuits and it wasn't in that episode. Maybe their just making it up!

[@brandonwebb4507]

I have had this before it tasted great. But I got a soapy note I never could figure out why

[@mariolangella5000]

Am I the only one that had the bottle with the nice cool slow pourer???

[@tasty_wind4294]

Just bought a bottle of it. The only thing memorable about it is the bottle.

[@W.Andersson]

Who is standing behind the curtain giving the world outside the finger? :P

[@beng808]

I know exactly which commercial he meant and I had the same response!!

[@jacquesleroux9024]

Like paint thinners... Only more expensive

[@tylerbaker6954]

I need a Mooch Ranking... My wife works so hard and so many hours, her boss bought me a bottle of Laphroaig 10. I made a comment awhile back, jokingly, that I was being left with the children so many hours because of her boss, she told him, and when he bought bottles of liquor for the office ladies, as is his tradition, and he spent more on me than he did her (she got Jager). How many Mooch Points is this? This is my first taste of Laphroaig of any kind, and it is great, but overwhelming. I'm too used to bourbon, need to branch out and try new things. Asked my wife for Monkey Shoulder for Christmas.

[@WhiskeyVault]

Damn. Must consult. Complicated one.

[@idcanthony9286]

What if, on Whisk(e)y Biscuit you guys do a video that is the cut-out jokes from the Whisk(e)y Vault?

[@mathiasstorm7446]

So, I was wondering why people often refer to Compass Box, when talking about independent bottlers, since Compass Box is a blending company? It's even listed on several pages, under the category of independent bottlers - any thoughts? Could it be, that they are so innovative, that people often mistake them for an independent bottling company, more so than a blending house? Let me know what you think.

[@WhiskeyVault]

I think that most people don't know the difference and it's easier to label something you know vs don't totally understand.

[@ezequielmarquez715]

Daniel channels his inner Yoda @ 4:46.... lol

[@niallgraham14]

Tell us the Black Bush joke on the next biscuits episode :)

[@JoshTerraMusic]

San Antonio. Puro West Side

[@blainesmith464]

"No, Uh uh, your wrong!!" I see a pattern here.

[@SilentEcho16]

"In a figurative sense..." As Daniel looks down at Rex's crotch

[@Ordolph]

So, my Dad was the one who got me in to whisk(e)y, but all he drinks is Johnnie Blue. Do you guys have any recommendations to get him to break out in to something different?

[@JimmyLeg]

Yeah, tell him to stop burning his money. Buy him a Benromach 10 and send me the difference. I can make better use of it.

[@thorazine8402]

Mooch Tax. Love it.

[@Anarchyinc]

Will the Black Bush joke be on the blooper reel on the Blu-Ray release?

[@YouGetSoAlone]

Majed Azouqah - partial to red bush, personality.

[@mattsexton5649]

So freaking funny you guys rock

[@decay1369]

So what sort of responsibilities come with being Mayor of Whisk(e)y Town? LOL! I would imagine that there'd be a ban on "mouthfeel" and strict definitions of what constitutes a biscuit. Just a guess. :)

[@nickzielinski896]

Where’s the mooch necklace now a days wtf

[@canadianwhiskysmith6453]

The (A?) bear is back!!! :-D

[@mattsexton5649]

Sexton

[@hungary191296]

How would those compare to Classic Jameson?

[@FantomZap]

They wouldn't. Period... the flavor and smell of sexton is so much more than the likes of Jameson that they can't be compared. It's like comparing bullet to Jim bean.