JOLIE BRISE Sailing Aboard 2018 Pilot Cutter Review 

Seeing this video really brought back memories of sailing to Spain on the Rioja wine run to Bilbao with cases of wine filling up the saloon. Wine had its own JB label with all profits going to JB maintenance fund! I will never forget the thrill of clockng up 11 knots in rhe Bay of Biscay!!

It is so nice to see Jolie Brise sailing. My absolute favorite boat of all time!

Sailed on this boat for many years from Lisbon. She is an amazing ship.

Good to see her sailing. The hydraulics company I worked for contributed some equipment for her auxiliaries some years ago. Fair winds Jolie Brise.

Восхитительная часть культуры. Не понял ни слова, но смотрел затаив дыхание.

WOW! I sail here in Boston Harbor... nothing like the feeling of when she rises to a lifting breeze! I ache for the season to begin again!

Spent a lot of time working on and sailing this beautiful ship. White sails in my day though. No surprise that she's still winning races as she's built for speed. Still remember my first Captain, Mike van Loeuwen (apologies for the spelling) and his sister Lily the bos'n, my first crush as a teenage schoolboy!

Hats off to the cool and calm skipper 👍

What a splendid little ship!

A real gem love the sail colors

Wow beautiful ship, thanks for sharing

What a beautiful ship! I'm glad for you people! =)

wonderful video. really allows to get a first impression of how she handles. impressive cutter ... ;-) !!

Beautiful boats!

In my opinion the Pilot Cutter is the most elegant, traditional and beautiful design!!

Great video. Thank you!

Two thumbs up from about 6,000 NM to the West. Lovely!

I remember JB from days of Exeter Maritime Museum and the annual wine cruise to Northern Spain. I did get out on her one day :)

I remember her in Lisbon, maybe for over 20 years, glad she is now in good hands

Great stuff. Those light days are very testing. Hi from NZ.

What an improvement a complete date on the intro would make.

Обожаю куттера!

What sort of ballast was used and where was it distributed?

Is there any interior ?????

She is moving quite fast in that little of wind at the 4 minute mark.

What’s a minimum crew to man this boat

You start to see why a number of the old salts did their job while suffering with hernias. Beautiful days of wooden ships and iron men. Following seas, Enjoy

Need some more Gin in the compass!!!!

To much varnish not enough tallow makes a mainsail hard to lift up

Remarkable, the skipper of a training vessel, working on deck, without a live vest.

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Less drag on the rudder let the sails do their work!

Too many sails.........................