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You could either pick a single company (like Wayne Gretzky or Inniskillin) and do a selection of their stuff. Or you could pick a particularly Canadian type of wine (I vote for ICE WINE) and do a selection of those. Regardless, I recommend one of the Inniskillin Sparkling Ice Wines show up!

I’d love to send along a selection of Almond Roca for everyone to try. How can I ship them to you?

Right now in the U.S. a lot of people are celebrating “dry January”, with a lot of non-alcoholic 😲 wines, beers and cocktails. Many of them are excellent.
I think it would be hilarious to have the Try-ers try some. You should do some research and get a few that are actually nice to be fair. Guinness Zero and Ritual Tequila Alternative have good reviews. Don’t just get the nasty ones.
Good luck.

Hi y’all!

Long time watcher, first time emailer.

I love your videos, my partner and I watch them thrice weekly! My suggestion is based on seeing so many Tryers eating food and laughing and I worry someone might choke! You may have addressed this previously and I missed it but does anyone on production team know the Heimlich maneuver?

Please keep up the great work, we love all y’all.

Most sincerely concerned for your safety and well-being,
Ann-Meredith McNeill

John Wayne award-winning film shot in Ireland. Wayne plays an American boxer who moves to Ireland – the land of his birth, to live a quiet life after a tragedy in America. Cultures clash as Wayne tries to buy the land of birth and win the hand of a fiery temperature to match her red hair (Maureen O’Hara).

Have you been to the towns in the movie? How have they changed? Are the characters ones you recognize or can relate too?

Tryers try the favorite meals of other Tryers.

While in the US Navy overseas, lots of MOJO parties at the bars… shite faced for days!
Phillippeans Mojo
Drink Type: Punch
Ingredients
4 oz. Rum
4 oz. Vodka
4 oz. Amaretto
4 oz. Gin (Optional)
2 can(s) Beer
1 can(s) Sprite
8 oz. Orange Juice
8 oz. Pineapple Juice
Instructions
Mix all the ingredients into a large pitcher, add ice and serve in punch cups. It tastes just like Kool-Aid, but knocks you on your ass.
This recipe was different in every bar, some better than others, this one was about the same as my favorite!

See https://www.bettycrocker.com/recipes/dishes/pie-and-tart-recipes for american pie recipes that you may not have in Ireland.

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pie_in_American_cuisine for ideas, then research recipies. How about a blind taste test of 4 apple pies with different varieties of apples?

Start with an Ice-cold mug of Guinness and then serve a steaming hot mug of Guinness.
Continue with an ice-cold shot of Irish whiskey, followed by hot Irish Whiskey.
Plus, Japanese plum wine, saki, German beer, voka and etc etc,