whisky review 192 - Jameson Whiskey

[@pho3nix-]

"The majority of people drink to get pissed" no words more truly spoken!

[@trinitrujano7510]

can't disagree more with you

[@miresly777777]

reb1138 😂

[@genericatotalicus3507]

@@woodypigeon 81/100 is not sickening

[@rawrain8280]

👍🏻

[@mrriioo]

I'm just pissed to read your comment.

[@grouchypseudopod354]

"As you know, I'm no malt snob" 9 years later, you've turned us all into the sort of person who takes fifteen minutes to read a bottle of whisky before we buy.

[@thewhiskybothy]

. . . your probably buying better whisky now, good ! Keep up the good work.

[@grouchypseudopod354]

@@thewhiskybothy good Lord yes! Cheers, thanks for the journey.

[@seansrecords]

I’ve only been watching ralfys videos for a week but I’ve been a keen scotch drinker since I was 18 (16 years ago) , I’ve been really trying to be more mindful of what I’m drinking recently though and tonight because of these videos I’ve tried Margot 3 year , next to Jameson’s and Ardbeg 5... I’ve also blended the last 1/4 of a bottle of Highland Park 12 that I just wasn’t feeling with some of the Margot and a splash of Jameson’s and I’ve got some Caol ila on order to top it up - should be good stuff . I can’t go wrong with anything Ardbeg on the label though. This 5 is right up there with the 10, I wouldn’t say one is better than the other there just different. Young peated whiskies are so great. Anyway I’m rambling , I’m gonna finish this dram of wee beastie and fall asleep.

[@Mike1614YT]

from the US: I always drink it neat, and so do all my friends. we sometimes use a glass.

[@74jrh3]

i started sneaking jameson's out of my parent's liquor cabinet when i was about 16. never, ever mixed it with anything but ice.

[@74jrh3]

i drink my whiskey how i like it. watch that you don't get the respect that you, yourself deserve.

[@TheBigDean18]

***** I couldn't help but read that in an Irish accent :).

[@Jrizy.]

Get some whiskey stones. never water down your whiskey.

[@74jrh3]

Jon i won't and i will.

[@joshjones6009]

Same. Haven't had any in quite a while, but it will always be my first. 👉👌

[@Over9000Gingers]

I don't think people buy Jameson just to put it in coke. That's what we do with southern comfort or jack daniels.

[@laurifinlandia]

southern comfort is not a whiskey.

[@laurifinlandia]

in europe jameson is a very common whiskey to make a whiskey coke with. i'm happy if you guys know better. :)

[@patrikiosvatemanopoulos]

@@laurifinlandia Yeah neither is jack daniels. More like a bourbon

[@laurifinlandia]

patrick bateman aye, but what i mean is that southern comfort is no whiskey or bourbon at all, it's a liqueur.

[@patrikiosvatemanopoulos]

@@laurifinlandia Yes, exactly.

[@purpleppig]

i regularly drink a bottle without even realising

[@bzwaters]

I very much enjoy your reviews. Where most are either too simple or vague and others are too harsh and snobbish, i find you are not only thorough and specific in your reviews but also very fair. And your sense of humor and playful attitude are most welcome. While I fully admit to "sharing the joys" greatly with friends on occasion I do know the joy of simple, moderate enjoyment of a pleasant whiskey and you have guided me to more than a few very pleasant evenings sipping on something new and lovely. Keep doing what you do and I'll raise a toast to you, a true Malty Mentor.

[@grimblegrumble]

"It's the minority of irresponsible drinkers who spoils things for everybody" this claim (fact) could be applied to most substances.

[@hughmungus1235]

Grimble Grumble blame the substances then.

[@andljoy]

Nothing wrong with being a irresponsible drinker once in a while, as long as you dont make a habit of it .

[@davejss]

In my opinion Jamesons is a solid, reliable, good enough whisky. I've drunk numerous bottles , and no doubt will drink many more. But, as far as inexpensive Irish whiskys go, I much prefer Knapouge Castle. They're about the same price, (around$25-$30) in New Hampshire, USA and a bargain at that! By the way Ralpy, I've never seen, nor have I ever heard of anyone mixing this with coke. We drink it neat or sometimes with an ice cube or two. I did know one fellow who drank Dewers and ginger ale, but he was a suspicious character and usually up to no good! Never mix! Whisky's already got a flavor. It's whisky flavored!

[@Brantlins]

Yeah, I spread sugar round the glass once. then pour it with club soda and ice. strong but get drunk easily

[@Steacy783NUTS]

Cheap sweety pies !

[@etchosts8162]

Ol reliable

[@WhiskyWhistle]

Just tried Jameson 12 and was pleasantly surprised. I liked it better than many standard blends. Thanks, Ralfy!

[@Flyingferrets5]

I like his style: he finds something to appreciate in any whiskey, even if it's the cheaper stuff!

[@abraham2174]

Yeah an 81 compared to an 86 is alot then. Most of his votes are from 80-90 but he also seperates between blends and scotch. That's absolutely fair.

[@fiatvoluntastua9183]

Jameson on ice. All a grown ass man needs. Love it.

[@TheMaineSurveyor]

It’s like butter when on ice. Very smooth.

[@Bertziethegreat]

I mix my vodka, I take my whiskey straight.

[@noaswitch3592]

Bertziethegreat fuck mixing

[@Bertziethegreat]

Switch ™ No, it's not your mother.

[@noaswitch3592]

Bertziethegreat what's your adress friend?

[@Bertziethegreat]

Switch ™ 1060 west Addison, Chicago IL

[@xø_bøøm]

Shoutout to Chiraq.

[@2daewoo4u]

"yuhoo" ahaha, wonderful. Just turned 21 a few days ago, really been having a blast getting into, learning about, and enjoying scotch whisky; thanks for all the videos!

[@JohnnyH1982]

Jameson is my cheap-throw away mixer whiskey, I should when I get my next bottle give it the old college try and taste it as you did in this video. I personally use Jameson for Jameson & Ginger, mix it with Crabbies Ginger Beer and its delicious. I'll give Jameson a proper go next time I have a bottle.

[@andljoy]

The drink of Jimmy Mcnulty. Jamesons is one of them drinks where its way better than you remember. I got a bottle as a gift after getting into single malts. This stuff is way better than i remember when i was sneaking into bars and slamming it back when i was 17.

[@dillsTV]

Drank an entire bottle of this myself on my 21st birthday, to this day I cannot even catch a wiff of the stuff without gagging, which is truly a shame as I used to really enjoy it.

[@skyblue021]

Hey mate, I really enjoyed watching your review. Just a one bottle of Jameson on my table and was tasting it with you. Keep it up, very nice to watch a genuine lad on whiskeys. Cheers!

[@chrish12345]

Thinking of Irish vodkas, I was wondering whether quadruple distilling may have been performed in Ireland before triple?

[@MrROTD]

I bought some and its amazing, so smooth and great flavour, I tried it straight and with water and with ginger and with cola and its all good no matter which way I tried it

[@joshv002]

hey ralfy! can you point me to the ep number where you explain the diff between chillfiltered and non-chilfiltered?

[@Heavenlystryke]

i'm not mixing my Jameson with some trash ass coke

[@marvinarhelger7592]

"Straight up"

[@groberti]

You should not disgrace a good whiskey like this with coke, I'm with you! Nor with ice or water in my opinion

[@Kikilang60]

There was a show in the States called Seinfeld. They poked fun at Jameson. They referred to it as a cleaner.I thought it was unkind treatment. You are so kind,

[@Murtagh653]

jameson was the first thing i ever got properly drunk on, i fondly remember feeling warm and happy yet nauseous while resting my head on the toilet bowl and wanting to go to sleep on that nice bathroom floor. several years later and i am now trying to acquire a taste for whisky and i find that i quite enjoy jameson, hopefully i will be able to enjoy the lagavulin that i have at some point, but i am not quite there yet.

[@jackwood8307]

Ralfy you are the best! I love your take on the art of Whisky, thank you sir!

[@mathiasmas]

I'm a bit confused. I'm a novice to Whiskey, got a bottle of regular blended Bushmills whiskey for my birthday, which I like a lot. If I understand right, when it contains malt and it's produced from only 1 distillery, it's "malt" whisky? Blended whisky has malt in it too no? Anyway, how would you compare the Jameson with the Bushmills blended? (review 120). I tasted Jameson in a pub (not ideal in my opinion) and found the Bushmills more rich in flavour and taste.

[@gamingwithsparton]

I will be visiting Scotland and Ireland at the end of this summer for 2 or 3 weeks. Do you have any recommendations for distilleries and/or breweries that I should visit/tour? Thanks for the input!

[@thewhiskybothy]

+sparton175 . . .check out visitscotland.com and If in Edinburgh, Glenkinchie is nearest !

[@gamingwithsparton]

+ralfystuff Thank you!

[@nothingnewtome1]

sparton175 the scotch experience in Edinburgh

[@JuanderBoyMusic]

I appreciate both ways. I see the point of the water taking a little bit of the punch away and opening up the flavor. I'm just starting, so it's not that easy for me to detect the different tones without a drop of water.

[@keltyk]

Tried it for 1st time last night- (Jan. 2017). Surprising and delicious IMO. Might it have improved a lot since this review? Seemed an immediate arrival, fresh, keen and bold, good mouth feel... The flavours I got were vanilla, peaches, apricot, candy-floss pepper and cream. But the flavour I really like is a mystery, because I haven't experienced it before... something kind of like that Purdey's health drink from the 1980s... I don't have the best taste-bus, but I got a lot out of this whiskey... I think it was because the flavours weren't shy. Maybe it's worth another review now.

[@thewhiskybothy]

. . . sounding good, better than my bottle.

[@manxman8008]

True. Have been drinking scotch whiskies for years but after turning to Jameson, I love it!

[@BobBob-fh9lx]

Love Jameson on the rocks. So good.

[@steveh.3370]

That's how I like it.

[@MrSuperiorKind]

@ralfystuff whatis your opinion on Vat 69 12 yr?? plan to buy one soon

[@yomamaatherhouse]

Most of my friends here in the United States don't pollute our whiskey with soda.. I do like jack and coke on occasion but just like you sir we do enjoy ours straight as you do most of the time.

[@Serenity7250]

It is so UN-Smokey. I went to the Jameson's 'non-smoke thingy' place, where it was born. Dublin? Very interesting, love it. Absolutely recommend a visit to the distillery in Dublin. I loved the way they gave you a testing at the end of an amazing tour around the distillery... You had to guess which was smokey and which was not.....which was Jameson's and which was a smokey yank! Gorgeous. Dublins Jamesons factory museum has to be seen and experienced. Loved it. You learn a lot! Has to be experienced!!! A great Whiskey, a clean flavour, edgy. Love it.

[@INT3RNAL0BL33DING]

for a newbie to whiskeys, would you recommend starting out at bushmills, jamesons or tullamore dew? im kind of leaning towards bushmills but im not really sure.

[@synystersniping466]

I have a question, are there any drink combinations I could put Jameson in to eliminate the taste a little but won't kill the alcohol content? (I prefer to put more alcohol then soda. Any certain juices, sodas I can add it to to make it taste a tad bit better?

[@audreyfan4ever]

Ginger ale is great, brings out the flavor without the bite of drinking it straight

[@gavinanderson7118]

Jameson, ginger and lime is quite a popular drink here in Ireland

[@TheJonten93]

SYNYSTER SNIPING shot the whiskey

[@Darkjeremy1992]

you are the man!! I started this video and I thought i'd turn it off after like 30 seconds, but I just couldn't stop watching.

[@fuckinick]

Have you tried the signature reserve? If not, are you planning to grab a bottle and review it? I humbly recommend it!

[@danmunro01]

I tried Jameson for the first time this weekend. I really quite like it. Had it neat last night and it was good, but I really like it on the rocks. Left for a moment for the ice to melt and it develops a lovely sweetness. Normally Glenfiddich 12 year old is my go to. But I will definitely buy Jameson again.

[@miresly777777]

I like your accent lad. Tiss very soothing to me ears. 💞💞💞💞💞😉

[@kotonizna]

can i mix it with soda water, orange juice , lots of ice and salt on the side?

[@Deliquescentinsight]

I am always surprised that Tulamore Dew never gets a mention these days when Irish Whiskey is mentioned..it might just be me, but i like the Tulamore drop a lot, has a unique flavor that is the equal of any of the Irish offerings-what do you think Ralfy of Tulamore Dew?

[@lucasng4203]

Ralfy, is it just me that in the finish, i get a very strong tobacco/earthy/(plastic?) or maybe some of the grain whisk kind of taste? Not that i don't like, but it's very different from the bourbons or scotches i usually drink. Do you know what is that taste? Thanks

[@HyperHorse]

Not everyone's palate is the same...

[@risknerd1772]

Found about a 1/2 bottle of Jameson remaining in my late Grandfather's home bar cabinet - it appeared to date from the 1980s. It tasted far more acute in body than the Jameson that you can buy today. Great stuff.

[@thewhiskybothy]

. . . you easily noticed the difference !

[@johnnychaos91185]

I will now consider putting on drop of water in my Jameson. And Ralfy you are so right about people who blame the drink. It's important to take responsibility for ourselves.

[@Kristoffer_BT]

i want to like whiskey, but after tasting jack daniels i'm not so sure anymore. Is jameson easier to like? i've heard good things about it :)

[@littlemarcus15]

Hey rally could you do a video on the difference between lager and beer? I'm curious

[@AdventureSwede]

Hello Ralf. Have you reviewed Paddy and Powers Gold Label ?

[@thorandmoljnir]

Here's the deal: I love Scotch and have had some decent stuff. Glenmorangie, Glenlivet 15, Maccallans 12, the Balvenie 12, Glenfiddich 12, The Dalmore... All are good but my take on this Jamesons is seriously -for the price- as good as Redbreast 12 (Irish). It is my go to for cheap, good whiskey!

[@Robhalifax]

There is a distinct lack of flavour to this stuff, but it is totally inoffensive. A decent alternative to cheap Scotch blends.

[@MrMerick07]

I love the Dalek in the background.

[@fuckinick]

It would be wonderful to see your genuine thoughts about the Jameson Gold reserve actually. By the way, have you tasted the Tyrconnel's 10 years old (Old port, madeira and sherry) and entry level versions? If so and noted down your thoughts about any of these versions, it would be splendid to have your opinions about them also. Thank you very much for your effort on this educational journey!

[@Morrison9155]

Same thing with guns. Don't blame alcohol don't blame guns or cars or whatever. It's the individual that is irresponsible and they ruin the opportunity for everyone.

[@SKinnyPete93]

Alex Morrison Guns are made primarily to kill people so not really a great comparison...

[@Morrison9155]

+SKinnyPete93 a gun doesn't kill someone. A person kills another person.

[@SKinnyPete93]

Alex Morrison Yeah, you already said that and I'm not disagreeing with you.. However, crazy/unstable people should not have such easy access to something that is designed to kill.. That is not a comparable situation to alcohol

[@SKinnyPete93]

Just look at the shootings and massacres that happen each year in America that are a result of guns that are easily accessible to the general public... It's not as simple as just saying "it's the person not the weapon", the problem lies deeper than that.

[@DeFreshS10]

but we limit the use of alcohol....

[@ronaldtheriot]

I tried it, yesterday and enjoyed it.

[@en3rgieboy]

Ralfy, which one would you prefer? Bushmills original or Jamesons? ps. the bushmills black is fantastic im just looking to try new things

[@jonesowendavid8813]

I would say on base level Bushmills is better, but Jameson has some really good ones if you pay a bit more

[@MP-ux1dn]

Hi Ralfy. When you say it starts to deteriorate after 20 minutes, do you mean in the glass (objectively) or on the palate (subjectively)?

[@thewhiskybothy]

. . . palatte subjectivly !

[@SkyShadow44]

Oi, I'm originally from Ireland (Or should I say me ancestors are) and I actually enjoy Jameson. Not only do I find the price affordable, but it really has good flavor for the dime. I usually enjoy it straight and non-chilled as well, but over the years I've been drinking it; I've found a really good flavor combination, but I don't generally recommend it to lightweight drinkers. You can take about a ¼ glass of Jameson and drink it hand-in-hand with Guiness. The flavors mix beautifully!

[@BlGBenY]

im german,and i like listening to you, could do it all day! love jameson and ireland! god bless you!

[@Deliquescentinsight]

I used to enjoy a dram of Tullomore Dew, had a nice flavor to my palate how does this rate with you Ralfie?

[@ridercanada1]

The Claret Wood or 54.6% cask strength?? Sorry to a pain :(

[@hartenskim]

Was curious what you thought of this make, thanks!

[@xxmightyonexx]

I got this for Christmas and it wasn't exciting me, after coming upon your terrific reviews, I thought I'd see what you had to say. Thank you for clarifying that my tongue was not lying to me. I shall stick to Bushmills for my standard bottle, although I do indeed look forward to exploring deeper flavors as you've mentioned.

[@sanctionsoflove1140]

this Irish Whiskey is a blend , if you compare it to other brands which would be close in similarity? , and is it delinquent smooth or harsh ?, how do you compare it to Chivas 12 ?

[@BobPapadopoulos]

It's very smooth. Lots of sweetness from the sherry casks and a peppery finish, but overall a very mild whiskey.

[@vergecryptocurrency4552]

sanctionsof love chivas is a lot nicer imo and im irish

[@steveh.3370]

Totally different.

[@multitudinal]

I'm a Jameson fan and I was thinking of treating myself to a bottle of jameson gold reserve. is it worth the extra money?

[@TheSchyguy]

My father is from county Cork and got me a bottle for my 21st birthday!!! Fantastic for my first drink- a little scary going down at first of course haha but absolutely delicious!

[@Pookytroll]

What you think its better, Jameson or Jack Daniels? I know they are different whiskeys but i want an opinion, thx.

[@Zlidas]

Tullamore D.E.W. 12 yo Sherry Cask Single Malt, how good is it??

[@ivanshipy1966]

I'd love to see you review the standard powers ..I love the stuff

[@tnm1697]

I have a question so Jameson sold in the US is imported correct? Because I want a true Irish grown and distilled whiskey. Same question with Tullamore. I'm part Irish btw so I'm a heritage enthusiast even when it comes to my drinks

[@thewhiskybothy]

Jacob Peters . . . it is imported as far as I am aware, from Ireland.

[@shanebubbles1995]

+ralfystuff Jameson is imported to the US, inorder for any irish whiskey to be called Irish, it must be distilled and aged for a minimum of 3 years in Ireland.

[@jasongallagher54]

you mean to be called whiskey it has to be aged 3 years.

[@xavierpony192]

Jacob Peters it is I live in Middleton and it blows my mind when i see it in other countries. find the Google maps of Middleton you can't miss the distillery

[@xavierpony192]

im from Middleton and it blows my mind anytime I see it in another country. i know its popular but still. it must be so overpriced in America due to import

[@colourlessbluethings]

As far as I can work out, Jameson is the most popular because it is marketed as a mixer. I find Bushmills far superior. But what do you think of Jameson 12 year?

[@cutargh]

Love your Manx three legs of man in the background! Grew up there and now living in beautiful Michigan. Sitting here sipping a Jameson 18

[@sixshotsimon3124]

what is a brand of affordable (less than $100 per 26oz.) smooth whiskey?

[@imf1281]

Jameson on ice isn't a bad drink if your going out to get a buzz you are right Ralfy... but that's about it. It's not a great whiskey to 'savor'. I much prefer a Redbreast 12 or Middleton neat if I'm going for an Irish Malt with more character to be enjoyed. Ralfy - excellent review!

[@chrish12345]

Ralfy I thought Kilbeggan was already up and running, eg I thought the Sainsburys single malt comes from there?

[@hedgehog3900]

Bought a bottle of this on impulse tonight having never tried it.I liked the nose.Sweet and sour.An average experience thereafter but infinitely better than blends i have tried costing very few pounds less. I went in for the 10yr old Aberlour at £22 that was sadly sold out.Did i miss out much?

[@englishgentleman1042]

Hedge hog have u tried chivas regal or black label both better than this

[@Mike-hn4uu]

Appreciate the words of wisdom brother!

[@DannoCrutch]

Definitely happy you're no snob. Differant strokes, etc.. I like Jameson's. I like the 12 yr old best, so far. I find it tolerable, and smooth. Just bought the 18. Not going to break open til I finish my btl of 12. I'd love to see a review of JW Blue too. I like Chivas, so far, for Scotch, but have not learned to appreciate single malts yet. They implode my head. There are so many, it is really daunting, not to mention expensive. Wish there was a good club here to sample single malt Scotches.

[@uzi_187]

Why a malt mark on a blended whisky?

[@IlanDavid]

why malt mark and not a blend mark ?

[@midlantic1]

Makers Mark is currently my favorite whisky to drink neat. They don't use any rye in their mash, they use winter wheat instead. This give the whisky a much smoother finish. Lots of wood and honey notes, delicious bourbon. Plus they have a unique aging process where they rotate the barrels for consistent aging. They age their whisky no less than 5.5 years and as long as 7.5 years. A great choice you wont go wrong with.

[@ATolsk1]

@ralfystuff Hi Ralfy! You have probably talked about this topic. Could you recommend some quality single malts that are affordable at the moment but will be a lot more expensive in future?

[@RavenWolf515]

I've only ever consumed Jameson straight or on the rocks. Once I started mixing it with ice and letting the water open up the flavors I haven't gone back to taking shots with it.

[@piperpeter442]

Hi Ralfy, which is better Jim Beam or Jameson? I'm looking for a wood quality whisky that is affordable

[@nazp8799]

Jameson, by far. It's more bearable and has more of a taste and structure than Jim Beam. Jim beam tastes like nail polish remover

[@Gggrrrrrrrr23]

+Ethan Witt Plus Jim Beam makes you feel like youv been run over by a train in the morning.

[@nazp8799]

I agree

[@steveh.3370]

Totally different.

[@skillet4068]

I had some of this at a Christmas party recently. No detectable flaws in the glass and it tasted good overall. Nothing uniquely special about it though.

[@markstengel7680]

Hi Ralfy, This Whisky is everywhere in usa. Enjoyed🍸🎅🎄🇬🇧🇺🇸👍

[@bushcrfter7917]

How long is it aged

[@RadioLaboratory]

Hey Ralfy. Will u b bringn bac Wednesday WR's aftr yur training/trials on th Salt Flats??🚵🚴 🚵 Thnx

[@steffa98]

Please review the BENRINNES 15 YEARS OLD 1998 JACK WIEBER THE DISTILLERY

[@justinschram187]

Ok got a smaller bottle of this. Not to bad for a 1 off the bottom shelf. Now want a awesome use for this stuff! Soak a chocolate cake layer(naked) in it. and enjoy. Good thing about this is it is a staple in just about every bar. so when asking your self jack or Jamasons with your beer. Nothing like the Irish!

[@hagopkarakashian37]

Is this a single malt or a blended whiskey? it doesn't specify on the label.

[@thewhiskybothy]

yet don't make it clear, this is a blend of column and potstill Irish whiskey of potentially various grains.

[@luisotavionascimento1312]

I had the opportunity to visit Jameson's old distillery in Dublin. Sure to come back someday

[@fleshesposito]

Thanks Ralfy for these whiskey reviews! Jameson is one of my favorite "good casual whiskeys" along with the likes of Bushmills Black Bush and Teatcher's. I find Jameson delicious alongside with a pint of lager. They compliment each other! What do you think of the 12 year old Jameson?

[@Equity213]

I tried this at a bar on St. Patricks day. I ordered a double with no ice. For what it is, I think this whisky is darn tasty and kicks the crap out of bourbons at the same price point. Next time drinking with friends i plan to get a bottle of this.

[@folkmarcmetal]

"Once cigarettes have been banned by the thought police, they are gonna turn their attention to alcohol" Truer words have never been spoken. There are even alcohol-free party's here in the Netherlands, so teens drink all they can before going there, or do drugs instead. Now that's what i call progress.

[@shuboy05]

@HVOJetfire I once made an Irish Coffee with Redbreast 12 year old. Surprisingly the pure pot still character still made it through the coffee but I don't think I'll attempt that again. The Buena Vista Cafe in San Francisco (which is believed to be the first place in America to serve Irish Coffee) uses Tullamore Dew but any inexpensive Irish blend will work in an Irish Coffee.

[@mathiasmas]

I will keep my opinion on Jameson on hold until I'm really sure what I'm drinking ;-). Could have been anything. Anyway, much appreciation for your reviews here! They're really helpful and a pleasure to watch for a beginning whisky-enthousiast!!

[@chrisduffy2737]

From the USA I say great tasting, lots of info, love your opinions.

[@NintyFan56]

My cousin recently came back from Ireland and before he went, he promised to get me a bottle straight from Ireland. Now knowing you Ralfy, you don't approve of the tins they use in the packaging, becuase this bottle (you reviewed in this video) came in one. Personaly I like it; as long as they (the distilleries) are not making too many tins/special packaging for their regular line of whiskey i'm fine with it. Planning on opening it up when I'm done with school and graduate. Great video

[@ridercanada1]

Excellent!!! Thanks a 1000000. Chris

[@sboy1955]

Sit a neat double Jammie right beside a fresh tapped cold beer.. magnificent 👌