Irish People Try American Bourbon For The First Time

I'm American Irish, and totally in love with all the girls on here.

urinal taste is classic

Inwas womdering if these pple are even credible reviewers of any alcohol at all. You can tell theyre not by the way they shake and squish their face. Plus one of em even admitted she hardly drinks. Horrible video

A lot of Irish immigrants moved to Kentucky.

give em some Hazmat bourbon LUL

No Americans think percent is how much you put in the glass.

I appreciate a woman with a potty mouth.

Those are trash bourbons .. Try Elijah Craig.

Late to the party but you need to try some Rye Whiskeys if you haven’t already.

Watching this three years later, it is so strange to see the Covid plexiglass in place.

Be the liquor...

Benchmark is a very cheap bourbon.

Is it still possible to get the shirt Ciara's wearing?? When i clicked on the bbtv link for merch, i get an error message...?

This is hysterical!

Its sad that the woman knew it was a bison, and the man thought it was a cow.
Not at all surprised that the chixk was checking out the size of the bulls cock.
Someone tell that nice young lady that 45% is actually pretty tame.

Back to the future is set in California and that is a couple thousand miles west of Kentucky so you all know

I note that all your attempts at an American accent is a really really bad southern one. there are a lot of dialects here.... It is interesting however to see how we are perceived around the world

Try blanton and or pappy van winkle

Buffalo is the best for under $35

Get them to try pappy van winkle! :)

Aye, be still my heart! This American boy finds Ciara to be an absolutely beautiful lady.

Most of the Bourbon was bottom shelf. Redo this video and give them some good stuff.

yeah no Makers Mark...lame

I need to visit Ireland. I need more friends like this. Cheers

You guys need a after drinking session pod cast

It's wild that Bulleit is an expensive bourbon in Ireland. It's my favorite, but it's mid-mid shelf in the states. Maybe a $40 fifth.

And we don't use "proof", either.

Ironically, bison have never been a Kentucky thing. Kentucky isn’t as far west as people might think.

Bulleit is good. Try Woodford Reserve.

I just noticed, buffalo trace has a bison on their label

I love that the conversation diverted to how beautiful some of the bottles are.

I concur with many other commenters that Bulliet Rye is very tasty.

Two suggestions: do. Rye Whiskey try, and do one with the line-up from High West.

A pig in Shite!! hahaahaha that was cute!

Americans watching this… “93% is far too low to be any good. 107 is the sweet spot, but my favs are typically about 128-133.” 😅

No great selection all average picks

The raven haired gal in the flowerdy dress is a stunner.

The first one they think bison live in KY... Europeans who roast Americans for not knowing geography are so funny.

Id love one of those The Try Channel Dublin Ireland shirt... where can I find one US side?

Benchmark is ewwww

I just found this channel. I don't know if it's been done but I'd love to see their reactions to real, honest to goodness straight out of the head of a southeastern Kentucky holler moonshine. The kind someone's uncle makes, not the kind they sell in liquor stores.

aren't the irish supposed to be better drinkers? American Bourbon is known to be strong but yall didn't even hit the 100 proof whiskies that we actually prefer. Like its fascinating that they make fun of us yet cannot actually stand the heat especially since the irish and scottish whiskies tend to have a harsher bite. very interesting.

After having Early Times, I would go with Benchmark.

I haven't seen BT in my local LS for awhile. Bummer, good stuff.

This would be my shoot, I am a bourbon guy.

I’ve never even heard or seen Benchmark Bourbon. Apparently here in the Midwest, that doesn’t even make the bottom shelf.

The paddies liked them progressively more as they continued their imbibing. Don't believe it necessarily had much to do with the quality of the booze.

I always imagined myself moving to Ireland when I get older and drink myself to death.

Should've tried Kessler's. Their motto is: smooth as silk. They ain't lying, neither.

Should have done Woodford Reserve

You found six Irish folk the world can actually understand?