Glenmorangie Allta Private Edition No.10- Daniel Month Day 8

[@theswag5997]

Feigning snobbery is next-level mooching technique. "I'll never drink XYZ because it's inferior. Convince me otherwise."

[@bigbud6842]

Ive done that at bars so successfully i got 4, 20 dollar drinks worth of scotch for free.

[@joshurrr]

You know the whisky is good when the glasses get topped up THREE times and not a word is said about it 👌🏼 classic

[@shilohstore6086]

How did I live without this show!

[@ErikWaitWhiskyStudies]

Of course, using "native yeast" or "wild yeast" can be problematic if you don't know the nature of what is in your area. Sometimes native yeast can result in a stuck fermentation in which it fails to completely convert the sugar to alcohol. The mash then needs to be quickly inoculated with a more aggressive yeast (such as Saccharomyces cerevisiae) to complete the task. But, some argue that using native yeast gives a whisky (or wine) a better sense or provenance or terroir.

[@Beechhill]

One could also assume that a massive distillery had the wits and means to have the collected wild yeast tested and refined/stabilised.

[@johngo3715]

Using native yeast for natural fermentation seems hard but can be done. Rum distilleries from Barbados and Jamaica do it. Fermentation in Jamaica lasts from 1 to 2 weeks.

[@mcbroomjacob]

The way Daniel says Snobbery, sounds like they way the knights of ni say Shrubbery!

[@RydersCove]

Jacob McBroom shrubbery haha

[@xstatic2595]

Ni Ni Ni

[@copewy22]

😂 I had to watch it again.

[@increasedelevation3776]

this is one of my new favorite episodes! LONG LIVE DANIEL MONTH!!!!

[@nickdondarrion4384]

I have always loved the band Queen... but now I love them more sung in the beautiful mooch tones of Rex Williams.

[@stanislavmigra]

Like if ACDC dude sing for Queen? 😁

[@canadianwhiskysmith6453]

Arran has a great line of NAS finished Scotches. Though they don't have age statement, I believe they are all around 10 or 12 years old. Arran takes their base spirit (which is 10 years old, 50/50 ex-Bourbon and Oloroso Sherry) and then they finish them in a variety of casks. The Amarone is one of my favourites, but I don't think I've ever had anything from Arran that I didn't at least enjoy while I was drinking it :-)

[@arcturus8016]

The Magnificence of Daniel Month continues unabated! Love me some Glen MORE injee (nice to hear you guys stressing the second syllable now...we Americans always want to put the accent on the 3rd 😉). You guys have one of the most entertaining shows anywhere... I'd watch this over 99% of what's on TV!

[@Scotsmaninspain]

Modern TV is too PC and boring.

[@JasonWhiskyWise]

Great review guys, I sat with this yesterday and reviewed it and also found that melon cantaloupe character and even a little note which reminds me of proofing pizza dough. I think it would be great to see Dr Bill and Brendan do a collaboration with you both as its would be sheer magnificence's. Slainte!

[@HonorThyTarkus]

Thank you guys for doing these videos.

[@CELTBEAR1077]

Pssst... Rex... may I point out, during this illegitimacy Daniel is willingly somming you unique/fascinating/'historically important' whiskeys. I don't know bout you, but I'd take this opportunity to get that mooch level up at his expense...

[@flyaxe]

@Rex you can actually collect Yeast from air particles. And grow them. Some cooking methods use this technique to naturally ferment food.

[@stillwatersforge3957]

I was going to say pretty much the same thing. I think all you have to do I create an environment that is preferable to the type of yeast you want to attract. Then cultivate it until it's large enough and active.

[@IateYOURpotatoe]

You guys should review The Famous Grouse. Would like to hear what you think about this budget blend.

[@danielh750]

I really love when there is an age statement, however some of my favorite whiskies are NAS... Glenmorangie Astar, Dalmore Cigar Malt and King Alexander III, Glenrothes Whisky Maker's Cut, The Macallan Edition Nos. 1-4... I could go on!

[@kflorence7005]

I've tried the lasanta, definitely gotta try this one

[@joshuafetter3831]

That Glenlivet fireplace story has to be one of Daniel's favorites. This is something like the 4th time or more I've heard it on the channel. It doesn't get old though.

[@gilbertarroyo6879]

Hey guys. Awesome content as always and really enjoying the nerding out going on during Daniel Month. I would also like to thank Daniel for the whiskey suggestions. Finally, I wanted to know if there was an episode regarding palate progression for scotch and how to move from friendly to aggressive scotches, as I am trying to brave the world of smoke...In moderation at first of course. If not, could you please post a video regarding progression. Thank you, and keep up the awesome content.

[@TheRBW62]

Glenfiddich is at top for sales. love it. The 15 SOlara, 18yr, I did try 21 too. Glenlivet Signet.....yum. Plus the Grant distilleries are Family owned.

[@NeekeeDjessin]

I would recommend your buddy to start the "next lvl" in scotch with the Balvenie 14 peat week. That´s my own journey, and i love the peat week.! It´s a great whisky to start the peaty path.

[@EJGentleman]

Found it interesting that LVMH group owns Glenmorangie and Ardbeg, as well as few more well known distilleries.

[@davidsroka5445]

[@danlepine9761]

Dark origins is one of my favorite whiskeys of all time and no age statement. He’s missing out in my opinion. Best sherry matured offering on the island.

[@patrickfulmer9596]

I found a bar in Huntsville, AL that has a great selection and offer tasting flights. Last week I tried a few Japanese whiskeys. (Hakushu single malt 12, super) They have a Glenmorangie flight on the menu. That may be my next order there. Thanks guys.

[@TessasPlace]

I'm a Glenmorangie girl!

[@bradsteimel]

Daniel, love the historical Daniel month reviews! Tell Rex to "shush!" :)

[@alexdummer9172]

In terms of the making process, what is the difference between age statement and no age statement whiskys? Does it mean that with no age statement they dont age it any longer than they have too? or does it mean it is a mixed batch of the same whisky of different ages to create a particular taste? Thank you in advance for the answer, I am a massive fan of the show and I love to learn more. I find it hard to discover different whiskys as I am only 20 and none of my friends are into this at all haha

[@TheHighlandSounds]

Hey, so age statement means, that there is no whisky younger then that age in the bottle. There may be older, just not younger. Non age statement gives the ditillery the freedom to use what ever age they want (at least 3 years in Scotland) to creat their expression. This also means, that two bottles from the same expression may not have the same blend of ages in them. I hope I could help

[@bluecollarwineguy4447]

Remember Dr Bill Lumsden, the head distiller at Glenmorangie is also the head distiller at Ardbeg

[@diegodiaz380]

That Glenlivet story is the best!!

[@downwindsalmon]

Love that Daniel is "nerding out" on history

[@nic_tracy]

Daniel Month for life 🤘🏼🥃

[@johngilbert9420]

You made the Highlander reference. Do you remember that in the first movie early on when he goes to the bar, he orders a Glenmorangie???

[@Mike-fs3bv]

Now I will have to re-watch the movie. Now first scene was not filmed in Madison Square Garden, but in NJ at the Meadowlands Arena.

[@stanislavmigra]

With Glenmorangie Signet, Laphroaig Lore, Ardbeg Corry and Auchentoshan Three wood it is hard to say bad things about NAS 😉

[@TessasPlace]

Glenmorangie Signet is next on my list of 'must try!'

[@stanislavmigra]

@@TessasPlace its real treat, good for you 😉

[@jeffreydove821]

Lockhart's book has some great Scotch history.

[@Nano_-gb2cg]

Because I trust Danielle and Rex(Danielle is not accidental) I would like you gentlemen to try willett. Want to know if the glorious bottle shape is worth the price.

[@matthewmorin7016]

Sounds like Daniel needs to start collecting yeast around the vault to make whiskey.

[@deweyg5377]

And put Rex in a lab coat carrying the Petri dishes.

[@noishpa7]

Good God Daniel, how do you put up with Rex's insufferable WHINING! Fancy whisky, interesting facts & shenanigans - what more can he ask for? He won't admit it but I think Rex wants Daniel Month to extend to Daniel QUARTER!!! Oh yeah!

[@lilrhodefishing5656]

You guys should do a review on the Sons of Liberty battle cry or uprising

[@lorenwegele7517]

Hurray! Another educational but fun video! I hope someday to be able to get my older brother who lives over in Leander to take a class with me at the Wizard Academy. It sounds like a win/win/win to me! 😎😁

[@shuboy05]

Daniel, the pistols are still on display in Glenlivet distillery.

[@WhiskeyVault]

That is awesome

[@shuboy05]

@@WhiskeyVault Since we are bringing up distillery stories, Glendronach's founder James Allerdice was having trouble selling his whisky back in 1826 so he decided to pop into a brothel to cheer himself up and paid the ladies with his unsold whisky. The ladies promptly served the Glendronach to their clients who began asking for more whisky. So Glendronach unintentionally had prostitutes selling their whisky! And I doubt that will ever be mentioned on the distillery tour.

[@thomaselmer9728]

Defiantly better to have other people change for you, than to be accurate to beginning with.

[@thespiritmonkey9956]

The Spirit Monk[e]y does not possess a bowler hat.

[@wickedpunch]

Where can I get one of those Whiskey Tribe shirts Rex was sporting?

[@johnwallace2319]

0:20 the word Rex is looking for is “hostage”

[@steveamsp]

The toast is fine, and the only thing illegitimate is Rex's whining.

[@tommyallen6222]

Hey guys! Love the channel and love you guys. Just tried a glass of Talisker 10 last night (for only $10!) and really enjoyed it. In my mind, I thought it was a more refined, perhaps even better, version of Lagavulin 8. The brininess and seashore salt seemed more even and the peat was not overpowering but consistent throughout. Do you think it's right to compare the two?

[@twoscoopsofpig]

You collect yeast by leaving a an open container of solution high in sugars out for a while. You don't just scrape it off a rock or something in the woods. It's the same way a sourdough starter is made.

[@smithk1221]

The bottle between the Aberfeldy and Oban 14...what is that?

[@TheHighlandSounds]

I think its a Loch Lomond

[@JMac-md3vj]

Loch Lomond does appear to be the best guess. bottle looks identical to the island collection by Loch Lomond and it's on the highland single malt shelf.

[@MartinMcClellanGT]

I loved the hat trick 🙌🏻

[@LP-gs3xj]

Not a snob- my favorite scotch. Free Scotch- someone else is buying

[@kenwood3988]

Rex approves

[@Zyrkseas]

For a non age statement Highland that is magical I recommend Glenfiddich XX

[@jlnightshade]

Where does Daniel get his info? I recently did a tasting and got to sample 4 different Penderyn single malts, and was trying to find more info on them.

[@roshan081990]

Hey guys... Could you review Oban Little Bay please?

[@bren394]

Any chance you guys are getting your hands on the Ardbeg Drum?

[@GeorgeArvanitidisart]

Rex was so uninterested on Daniel's Story until the guns mention!!! LOL Texans!!!! LOL!!!

[@brendanalan9878]

thanks for the review.

[@jcfernandez9193]

Gotta have that cow bell

[@aldenwilkins]

HERE WE ARE!!!

[@tshenolotermomotlhagodi2799]

Did the water change flavour profile

[@redstarmn9308]

The mooch is a snob to us lovers of history!

[@flexplex5892]

When you make sour dough you get the yeast from the air. I'd imagine it's the same for brewing

[@redlightsprinter]

Naturally occurring on the grain

[@ghanshyamchopra3884]

Try Indian made foreign liquor amrut fusion

[@broda769]

Ghanshyam Chopra they have done this!

[@ianoloughnan9345]

There’s a beer made from the owners own beard yeast lol. It’s called rogue beard beer made in Oregon I think.

[@TheRealWilliamWhite]

I haven't seen it but I'd believe it, Rogue does a lot of weird things.

[@danielhuxtable2218]

Rex, you're not far off from the truth of how you would culture wild yeast. You do that then you have tons of different growths in your dish and then you take a sample off of the colonies individually and then grow that on another plate to get it to be a pure culture.

[@westchurc1513]

I always try to avoid snobbery. However, if someone orders, as an example, “Glenlivet 18 on the rocks” something inside me dies - just a little bit. It’s the same as “my life is a constant battle between correcting people’s grammar and having friends”.

[@Beechhill]

Friendship is overrated.

[@thespiritmonkey9956]

The Spirit Monk[e]y accuses Daniel of being an onion snob.

[@infideler]

Effing Rex. Now I have to rewatch Highlander.

[@qthemusiq4461]

After telling my dad about keeping the whiskey corks from drying out, he stores them on their side like wine. Is this a problem?

[@jisvydjelan]

Yes the high alchohol will eat those corks, and your whisky will taste very strange in a matter of months

[@jisvydjelan]

I suggest to turn the bottles every month for 30 seconds

[@robinsharkey6658]

You don't store liquor on the side. The higher alcohol will degrade the cork. If you plan on having a sealed bottle in your collection for a long time it's a good idea to just turn the bottle a few times a year just to add a touch of moisture to it.

[@theswag5997]

The high ABV of the whiskies will eat those corks if they're natural cork.

[@qthemusiq4461]

Good to know thanks everybody

[@Duerr1975]

Thank you guys No age statement recommendations that are speyside, or highlands. Comment below please

[@WhiskeyCrusaders]

Glenmorange Signet, Alta, Astor, balactca, milsean, tunsil, Glenfarclas 105, Dalmore Cigar Malt and King Alexander III, Old Pulteney Navigator, Fettercairn Fior, Glendronach Peated Portwood, Glenglassaugh Torfa, Revival, Evolution, anCnoc cutter, rudder, flaughte, Benraich heart of Speyside, Glengoyne Teapot Dram, Wolfburn aurora, morven, northland, oban little bay, glen moray peated, chardonnay, port, sherry, glenlivet founders reserve, Glenfiddich ipa, xx, fire and cane, ardmore, macallan gold, loch lomond orginal, ardmore, lismore, glen Parker, Aberlour a'bunadh, glen rothes peated, sherry, vintage, bourbon barrel reserve, and tons of others

[@Questionable_Talent]

Damn youtube, I kept refreshing and I'm still late.

[@richardarmitage5976]

I hate royal reserve and crown royal but when I see others enjoying it I think man wish I could do that.

[@sabio234]

You should create a playlist of best, good, and worst whiskey and just add the videos in them after review :)

[@pinkwaferlover]

Why would anyone watch the "good"?

[@sabio234]

Adam Woodhouse the best can include expensive whiskey too 🤣 and good is always under budget

[@hunteraull6027]

I’m turning 21 in early April and have been watching almost every video on both the whiskey vault and tribe channel. I’m planing on buying 2 bottles and have thought about Glenfiddich 12 and Four Roses Single Barrel. Does anyone have any recommendations? Im a broke college student and would like a high value whiskey. Thanks

[@TessasPlace]

Speyburn 10 yr old single malt is excellent for the money.

[@rodespinoza4008]

Isn’t bourdon to American whiskeys, what a speyside is to scotch whiskey?

[@89emeza]

I got a gift from my girlfriend yesterday for my birthday. Indian Scotch.. I DID enjoy it, but curious if you would go over some Indian whiskey in the future. Ps. Bottle did say DISTILLED in India.. how can that be called Scotch then?? Could it be an illegal label?

[@aaroncantu1568]

Rami Malek may have won an Oscar for playing Freddie Mercury, but Rex obviously does the better Mercury impression.

[@Stu99881]

I cannot wait for the day you guys break a glass on the bottle “ring” after a few too many donation reviews. Though I’m not sure it will ever happen after watching the episode where you knock one off a table and it survives...

[@PlagueKing_LordFalix]

Daniel threw one once and the damn thing just bounced.

[@Stu99881]

skadoocher123 lol guess that’s why it’s our glass of choice!

[@djscottdog1]

Ill buy it after this video , its interesting

[@Skogsmard]

You should add the hashtag #whiskyhistory to all the Daniel Month videos that discuss the history of whisk(e)y.

[@robinsharkey6658]

Little book 2 was just released in Ontario Canada. God damn LCBO taxes my ass again......

[@MrJacob1981]

Question or comment :)

[@boomanh63]

At first I found Rexs constant whining about the illegitimacy of Daniel week annoying ... now I say we make it Daniel DECADE just to see Rexs head explode ...

[@prithvisingh4479]

8:56 EPIC!!!!!!!

[@SelfSM1987]

Why didn’t they teach any of this cool stuff in history class in high school. I feel cheated by every history teacher I ever had.

[@juanq812]

Hey Daniel to bad this title is already taken. You could have called Daniel Month I Whiskey-He Wine. 🤙

[@khicks72]

Rex needs to google the word "coolship."

[@ravenbarsrepairs5594]

Prank I came up with today. One person fills a high end empty bottle with Fireball and doesn't tell the other, then they do a review of said bottle.

[@princecuddle]

Rex is not the victim... but a victimizer.

[@marsneedstowels]

I love raw onions on everything. Can't even use that ability for my own benefit, onions are cheap and plentiful. :/

[@faint525]

the only correct answer to "how do you collect yeast" is ask your mother.

[@freak52488]

Have you guys ever thought about wearing mics? When ever Daniel walks off and looks for whiskey it gets hard to hear him.

[@redskinner8565]

Do you know of any whisk(e)y made from sorghum?

[@darksiderahb]

Rex! Stop your whining, you magnificent bastard, and enjoy your damn whisky! 😂

[@rist3r]

360p squad

[@surfacingcom]

Please do NOT make a whisky from Rex's yeast.

[@theboyheedmackay2229]

Boring stat of the day. Most of the yeast is made in a factory in a village called Menstrie. On a north wind day my house used to stink of the stuff.

[@danpowell2018]

I dropped a pic of George Smith's pistols on the FB group page for anyone whose interested.

[@sanecrazy12]

925th

[@Bill_Hartnett]

You're singing a song from Highlander reviewing a Glenmorangie. Which is exactly what the Highlander orders at the bar. Coincidence? (scene) kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqjMlmmuqMeKhsk

[@trennyandcwhisky]

I've just never been a fan of the Glenmorangie lineup or special editions........meh

[@JimmyLeg]

I like any whisky that sees only bourbon casks, so I do like the original.