Brit Reacts to When BRITISH people visit GERMANY 

Ostfriesland, a part of Germany near Britain, has (nearly) the same tea culture as Britain. I think you would like it.

well guess we can agree that both, germans and britains have their own , specific little quirks that make us unique. xD

When I lived in Germany as a kid, my English dad really missed tea and then we figured out that some Indian shops in Germany sell PG tips. Then we found out Cologne had an "English shop", ran by English uni students and they were like a UK corner shop, selling all kinds of stuff we were missing like tea, baked beans, marmite, beano/dandy, HP sauce, cheddar, walkers, skips, dairylea, digestives, hobnobs etc.

Ah, my second comment - but I wanted to say, I love when you explain UK specific stuff related to whatever you react to. Informations should always both ways. I'm totally a "Homeshit" (someone who gets homesick fast and enjoys being near home), so this is my best way to learn about the world from real people.

I live in Germany and I have multiple shops within walking distance that sell proper British tea.

And we are World Champion in Tea,over 300 Liters per year!Here in Eastfrisland North West Germany Lower Saxony 😊Sorry❤

You Brits are so nice and friendly!

Tea is its own plant, so technically only tea is tea. But in Germany the word Tee stands for many different hot water infusions.

3:13 Ostfriesische Mischung is my tea it is a mix of black tea. I also like Darjeelig or Orange Pecoe. Somtimes I drink Tea with milk, sometimes with a little lemonjuice. The Ostfriesen Tea you put a Kluntjes (candy sugar) in a cup, put tea over it and at last some cream.

Hello Dwayne, it's nice to see that the English are just like us North German East Frisians. We are also very particular when it comes to tea. (Cream and Kluntjes (sugar)) mmmmh 😊😊 And when it comes to bread and beer, you just have to let us Germans do what you want when you're visiting. When I'm in England, I also want to eat what you lovely English people like best. PS: Dwayne, you are very nice and I really enjoy watching your videos about us crazy Germans. 🙂

I absolutely enjoyed your reaction. I knew this one before and I waited for that tea scene. I didn't know that before, because brits just call it tea, what we call black tea - a tea between many others. And I like that tea, I liked mint tea as a kid, and always prefer black tea or fruit tee as an adult. Especially flavored with vanille. In that way I absolutely enjoyed the friendly, but slightly confused and secretly annoyed brit reacting here - both brits to be specific. Cheers to UK.

shivers at "warm beer".....

You can get your English Breakfast Tea in Germany (in Tea Stores) 😊

To be fair, it's not easy to get decent English breakfast tea in Germany. I got my pg tips from an asian shop and found some twinings while i was on holiday on an now German island, that has also some englishand danish history. But the Ostfriesentee that someone else mentioned is really good.

some clubs do but most clubs close down between 4 and 6 am

Yes, that's right, the English know something about tea. I only buy my tea (Yorkshire Tea and Dorset Tea) from the online store “The British Shop”

I drink black tea with milk and rock sugar in the winter times. sometimes with a splash of Rum ^^ good feel warming on a cold day ^^ But its a Earl Grey / Bergamotte mix

I watched the og video in 4K on my 40'' TV and I could see that the biscuits were McVities Digestives. BTW I love those.

Germans are sarcastic, but mostly when they know each other very well. Some even like to go that far, that even we can't tell. Like me sometimes, because there is something wonderful when the other struggles, if you're actual serious or not. Maybe that's because he didn't get the Brits sarcasm here, me neither. But a German would not have given himself away in that situation. This and because there are that weird people too, it's tough sometimes. There are people who you actually believe he/she meant it serious. Can't explain it any better.

English breakfast tea is sold in our supermarket Someone in my family loves drinking this with milk.

i do understand the love the english have for tea as in the colder times of the year theres nothing better than a hot coco or a nice cup of tea but there are soooo many different kinds of tea which are just soo yummy... get adventurous and experiment a bit ;)

Beer should be stored downstairs in the cellar. This is the ideal temperature 😊. Ale has a good taste I prefer it to stout or lager or bitter. Of course tea is tea not herbal infusion stuff 😊. I prefer green tea not Assam. We have Ostfriesentee it's like British tea 😊

I drink my tea with 5 or 6 spoons of sugar and no milk 😅

Another wonderful reaction! I'm a fan of British tea. But you should try East Frisian tea. It's also drunk with milk - and Kluntjes. Kluntjes are chunks of rock sugar. A real treat, especially on cold evenings. Ale, on the other hand, is a little too special for a German. Warm (8-12° C) beer is not really tasty. And we love sarcasm!

You can get english tea in Sweden and we have more then one option.

0,5 liter cans of beer cost in a discounter 35 EURO-Cents plus 25 Cent deposit (which you get back whan you return the empty cans to the supermarket).

The ONLY tea is „black tea“ (I prefer „Ostfriesenmischung“ with Kluntje [candy] und Sahne [cream]). Everything else is brewed herbs.

4:45 British tea may be close to Ostfriesentee, which is also mostly assam. Ostfriesland is the region where the top tae drinkers of the world reside with an annual tea consumption per capita about 300 l.

German do love bread, especially fresh dark bread & sausages. But there are different kind of sausages for like every food and some can be eaten without anything, with others it would be a crime to eat them just like that. Also the tea collection was not only herbal tea but also fruit tea 😂 but tbh most Germans would rather choose coffee - even in the afternoon (I'm more of a tea drinker, but anything except black tea - but when I was in London I bought english breakfast tea ... I jusy don't drink it....)

Like Asterix the great Gaule said to his friend Obelix: „Drink your beer, before it‘s getting cold.“

Our polish neighbours are also amazing at sausages-yet we eat food way more diverse ,and only half the amount of meat,americans do.

Isn't it funny when we do not take us too serious and can laugh at each other? BTW. I try a sausage in Ireland which looked for me like a Bratwurst. I nearly vomit. Nevertheless we are neightbors, share the same type of humor and try to be good people. Stereotypes are there to be called out and laugh about it. Greets out of my Lerderhosen.

This is actually the first time ever I've thought about creamy tea lol. To me tea needs to be clear, sweet and refreshing.

I love my Ostfriesen- Tee or Earl Grey

Ha, ha, ha. Comparing german tea with english tea seems to be the same when comparing british beer with german beer. 🤣

I love digestive biscuits but my grocerie store dont have them anymore as an eastfrisian german british tea culture isnt strange for me

I went clubbing on Friday evening (meaning after midnight, of course) and came home Sunday afternoon to sleep until Monday. Club didn't close or if it did, there was an After Hour club or someone had a private After Hour until the club opened again. Depending where you were, you could either party for two days or you had to switch between the club and the after hour club.

Regarding sarcasm, I feel like there is a more clear accentuation in the way we say sarcastic things so that it's less subtle and immediately clear that it's sarcasm. But maybe that's only my personal impression.

I as a German (not Frisian) have a "Sir Winston English breakfast tea" which sometimes I drink the British way with milk and sugar. But I use a big mug, not a small one. Tbh, I love black tea as well as Rooibos tea and drank that a lot when I was younger instead of coffee, but then mostly without milk and with a bit of sugar. But I also like what you would call "herbal teas", as he shows in the video.

I don't drink ale or lager but I'm told that lager is served cold and ale served cool to room temperature. Ale and lager are not the same.

8:55 omg I am british too instead of german - how do I break taht to my parents?! óO mfg Olli

I don't think that Englamd is 2nd in the world in Sausages. You have also Austria, Poland, Czech Republic, Slowakia and the Balkan countries where also very good sausages are made. I really never found a sausages in England that tasted good. But on the other hand, I liked the beer. I am not so into this German beers that taste bitter after the hops, so this might be the reason.

Milk in my tea would be like milk in my beer

2:29 *NO* please, NO. *Black Guiness* is GREAT !! You guys have GREAT beer!!

Some supermark3ets will have some McVities selection. It usewd to be more and cheaper before Brexit. Bit you can Walker's Short Bread in many supermarkets. Tea with scones, clotted cream and strawberry jam of course or short Devon Cream Tea. I actually drank the whole day tea at work, when I was in the UK, with milk but mostly cold. I am not so into warm drinks so I let tea cool down most of the time.

I like your reaction to the fact that a fraction of British tea comes from Kenya. Not from India or Sri Lanka. The amusing part of this ist, that tea doesn't originally come from India or Sri Lanka too. It was only imported there before it was planted. The origin is China, so when it coul be imported to India and Sri Lanka, why shouldn't it be possible to import it in Kenya?

Hahah dwayne! Almost all of this te is black tea but with flavors. Of course there the are same green tea, red tea and herbs te but the most comed ones in every house hold in Europe is black with same flavor. English te is not good if you compare it to one with flavor. If you drink English tea you rather should take some cafe instead.

I'm German, but probably a bit strange, I only drink tea. I don't like carbonated water, beer etc., which the "average German" drinks, and I also bring my own tea to friends. I'm from northern Germany, so maybe there's also some kind of a genetic proximity to the Brits xD

Tea is the drink I drink most during the day. Either Earl Gray or Darjeeling. Rarely Assam tea and even more rarely fruit or herbal tea. My brother only drinks with milk, I never drink with milk.

I like only one type of tea: green Darjeeling with a pinch of peppermint. No milk, no sugar.

Hi, Dwayne! And what about "green tea"? I mean so to say "black tea" from Ceylon or Assam or Darjeeling, but not fermented. I`m not sure which sort of green tea the chinese and japanese use.... but black tea is black because of fermentation. Hm.....🤔 There`s even "white tea" existing. (I don`t know anything about it). In northern Germany a special fine mixture called "Ostfriesentee" is very popular. In former days I often drank black tea with a bit lemon! Don`t bothering the waiter, that could be ME, too! 😅

Well, black tea with milk isn't that unknown in Germany, I always drink it like that, but not herbal or fruit tea, of course. By the way, I'm pretty sure that I saw a bar in Dover that didn't just offer black tea. So I doubt that Brits only drink black tea. By the way, try a tea with camomile and peppermint, let it cool, add a spoonful of honey and a dash of lemon, maybe an ice cube, an unbeatable drink on warm days.

You can get different mixtures of tea in German supermarkets: Assam, Darjeeling and Earl Grey are very common. For others yxou must go into a Teehaus, a tea and coffee specialty shop.

Asterix with the British 😂

British sausages are second best in the world? That was a good one :D you see, we germans understand sarcasm too.

Schwarzer Tee wird in Indien, Sri Lanka, afrikanischen und südamerikanischen Ländern angebaut und hergestellt.

British sarkasm is still the best, love it. Im still lmao at monty python and black adder....soo good.

11:00 I like Earl Grey best with milk. And a little speculaas biscuit. At 2:27pm (Insider). So maybe I have some English roots.

As a german i love black tea with milk

He brought all things for the tea but he forgot to bring a tea cosy. I think you need also English milk for the tea or need to buy fresh milk, H-Milch (high temperatured milk) will taste terrible.

12:30 Definitely not. Some clubs do but I would expect this to be the exception, from experience. Also once stayed at a local club for 22h. Would not recommend. 14:30 I'd say you're more sarcastic on average but we tend to be more vicious about our banter ^^ That joke was about the expression taking the piss, though.

if i order something and *pay for it,* i will insist on getting what i have ordered. but if someone offers something for free, i will be much more polite even if it is terrible. americans often think that germans drink warm beer and warm soda because we drink most beverages only "fridge cold" instead of frozen cold with 90% ice cubes. and as could be seen, germans think that brits drink warm beer because they do ! :-) ps: that "sausage and bread" was italian salsiccia sausage, and toastbread or maybe sandwichbread, but not bread. i have to admit that i occasionally like to eat a sandwich made from sandwichbread (not toastbread) eg with tuna salad, but for a real meal i need _real_ bread with slices of sausage or cheese.

_"tea, Earl Grey, hot"_

as a jaguar driver ...why do the english drink warm beer? because Lucas is producing the electricts for refrigerator too :)

Hahaha, that German is so unfriendly, he will never have another visitor with manners like this! :D

Dwayne, you are sooo cute !!!!! 🥰

Best tea I've ever drunk was in India, so tasty! If today I only prepare tea in the Indian way, with milk, sugar and the necessary spices. (Sorry, you don't know that ...)

When in Germany, watch out for Ostfriesentee. That‘s what’s closest to English breakfast tea.

2:00 I heared rumors about british beer that you have to drink with fork and knife :D Okay im from Cologne, we have the best beer in the world. We even made our glasses smaller for the specific reason that you can keep it cool that way. 1 Kölsch (colonian beer) is 0.2 liters and its ment to be consumed within about 15minutes and its cold for the duration you drink it. And then you get the next fresh, cold 0.2 liters and then you can relax and drink that. So you drink like 0.8 liters an hour (for example) and all of that is fresh and ice cold where in bavaria you have 1 liter in one single glass for an hour. And that way its getting old and warm, maybe even flies start to appear around the glass, it starts to smell bad and all these things. And thats assuming you drink 1 liter bavarian beer within an hour. In cologne you can like jump into a bar, say hi, drink 0.2 liters of Kölsch and then you leave again. Its the best beer in the world and a delicacy and ment to be consumed like wine or whiskey in small but perfectly conditioned portions.

"British Tea" - Didn't know you are growing teaplants on your island. So what is the "one sort of Tea" you Brits drink? Darjeeling, Assam, Earl Grey.... ups, already more than one. 🤣🤣

Strongbow oder so heißt es ... Am besten kalt und du wirst breiter als der Rücken vom Hafen Arbeiter

If you Put Milk or sugger into your Team, you could do so that into your wine.

14:30 No, we don't. Because we all live under a rock and go to the basement to laugh.

15:16 Hey! What about Austrian and Hungarian sausages? 🤨

As a German I really really like Hobgoblin Ale

You can‘t be number 2 at sausages, that‘s our place. Number 1 is Poland though.

Did you ever drink Friesian Tea with rock candy and a little tip of liquid cream. That is English tea 2.0

This was a very "sausagy" video with lots of comments from you I only understood half of because you referred to so many typically British things I probably wouldn't understand even if I came to Britain and you explained them to me in detail. But, honestly: Tea with MILK? The only way I drink tea is with lemon, sugar, and rum. Lots of the latter. Mostly in November, to ward off the winter flu. It's for medical purposes. The rest of the year I drink coffee, black.

well americans often also think we germans drink our beer warm ....

I have all the time Irish ale in the house because it doesn't need space in my fridge. It tastes good standing in the cool cellar, whereas I only like our beer ice cold from the fridge or better from the freezer. I also like the sweet taste, whereas our beers, with the exception of Schwarzbier, are far too bitter for me. But I probably have damaged taste buds because I like Marmite also.

British Breakfast tea is mostly Assam BOP .

Tea with milk, that's really British - but such strange for most Germans. We would refer to your tea as 'bIack tea', as a variation among many others. I like the British black or breakfast tea, but putting milk into it is a no-go. And sugar you don't really need.

Where was it said that the british love to drink "hot water with milk" ? Was it a tv-show or a book i read, damn, can't remember. Maybe Asrerix ? 🤔🤔

I like the "British" sausage with my breakfast, but there are a lot of countries in Europe who have a better quality sausage. Don't think it would be in the top 10 worldwide.

I, as a german, must admit: I love british beer

Danke!

Hey, my aunt went to Peterborough after the 2.war and when she visit us she brings me pg. But I like black tee with milk and sugar. It‘s not only british😂

This🥪 it´s not bread 😂

You can buy beer for less than fifty Cent,still too much,f inflation.used to be 27 cents.

I can't believe you drink only one kind of black tea, drink it four times a day, and that's PG! What about Earl Grey?

Tee Earl Grey with milk ánd sugar

I only know Assam, Earl Grey or Ceylong

Why is he asking for tea when he brought his own tea? What a strange guest. And you can certainly find original British tea in Germany. But East Frisian tea, which is the ancestor of British tea, is better. And this type of sandwich is enough reason for deportation. In Germany, people don't joke about bread (and sausage). Don't mess with our traditions. We don't mess with your traditions when we're in your country.

Yeah, you need milk, because Black Tea taste like shit 😉 No, its to strong taste for me and i liked it with milk.

ale should he room temp

you wanna say u drink milk with some kind of flavour :D tea with milk ... i dont get it... good cup of tea is great but milk ... how dare you :D

neither germany or britain have the best sausages...austria does!!!

Looks like Altbier and that has to be cold. Milk in the tea 😬🤢🤮 Turkish tea is better 😏

mhm nooot really we do love sarcasm and very dark humor a lot too BUT... you have to be good in another language and you have to know the person a bit to be able to spot sarcasm

2:26 huh? German beer the best? U mean Belgium And he called german and uk sausage as good? Wtf? He sounds like an american