I do not encourage anybody to drink or eat anything old. This is for educational purposes only and this can seriously hurt you or kill you. Thanks for watching #microscope #testing #tasting
My dude I really like your videos! They remind me of a simpler era of RU-vid where people just wanted to share cool stuff with others. It feels like this era is gone. No weird Raid Legends ads, no scripts, just a guy with a camera and a cool hobby. Always entertaining to watch. I don't know if you've already shown your collection before, but this is the first time I've seen it. Keep up the good work!
It's true, it has become everyday mainstream site, and all the rules makes ppl dont want to make vids anymore, it's almost impossible now, the best youtube days has ended 2-3 years or so ago, it begun approx 6-7 years ago, you know when something has been around for 10 years and stood the test of time, then it becomes mainstream, everybody start using it old ppl and kids, and then there must be rules, and then it just goes downwards almost every time, i wish youtube would have stayed in the middle of that graph, bu thats the same with everything in the world, from internet to food etc etc...
The particles could be natural sediment. Modern beers are filtered, removing yeast and sediment from the final product. Back in the 1970s a little bit of yeast was likely left in the beer in small amounts and after a time would leave sediment on the bottom of the can or bottle, just like wine. You should have poured out most of the contents and left behind the last, leaving the beer clearer.
I thought this until the microscope. Thise crystal shards resemble microscopic metal, and id be surprised if other ingredients would have a similar appearance. Those weren't organic shapes, and beer ingredients are mostly organic material if not all organic
We missed you. Should open a donation some way. Im sure others would donate to see you do more vids like this. Your vids fill a niche, and I love how in depth you go with analysis.
i just wanna say , my friends and i stumbled across your channel on new years eve 2019. we spent literal hours watching these into the new year and it’s become a tradition , we show people the channel all the time , whether they love it or hate it is up to them haha but we love keeping up with your videos because it’s genuinely so interesting and it’s cool to see someone so passionate and just wanting to share what they’ve found lol. also your setup has improved so much in the past couple years and that’s so dope !! we hope you have a happy new year !!!
You are a special person on RU-vid, you arent trying to impress anyone, you just want to have fun and entertain your viewers and fans, which gives me a nice feel about your channel.
I like the setup you've made. These are valuable & entertaining videos, and show that the sniff & taste test doesn't often identify toxic contaminants.
Blue Moon for example has a fair ammount of sediment in it. It actually instructs you to roll the bottle on a flat surface to loosen it up a bit and mix it.
This style of filming is perfect for your channel please do more of this. I love your videos and the amount of knowledge you have of what you're presenting. Awesome man
I greatly enjoyed this, hope you don't leave again. I would legit contribute to a fund or whatever to help make more videos. But more importantly, this showed how just testing by eye doesn't mean much, I would've drank the most toxic one first just from looking at it, and would've never touched any of the ones you drank.
DUDE! A+ on your new setup. This is really exciting. I love your content and its really awesome to see this new "stage" you've created for your videos.
I'm so happy you're back 😭 and I love your collection in the background! I would absolutely not dare to try beer that old even if it was safe to drink 😅
that room is really awesome. great setup you have there. thanks for posting all of these videos for us to watch, they are quite entertaining and i know you've put in many hours of work so it is much appreciated. just finished your 'culvert camping' video and it was an excellent watch. that is a legit documentary and it deserves some kind of award!
Love your interesting antique bottle/can collection. I can't imagine how nasty smelling all that old beer was. My great grandfather owned a brewery in Cleveland. Back in the day, it was a brewing mecca. It's becoming popular there again. Glad you are posting on this channel again !
Happy to see you back! First of all, I really appreciate that you refuse to borrow anything from abandoned places. Thanks for the video, new place is amazing! Waiting for more content!
I love love your videos! Please keep posting. I'm not good at Science, but I really enjoyed you looking at it under the microscope. Too funny when you said "something's just moving around from the current, I hope " the "I hope " had me laughing. I love your office! Thank you for all you do
Wait, what? So you're telling me, that i've been watching this channel and your main channel separately for years without knowing that it's the same person?? Why did it never click to me that they both sound the same?? Post, you're a legend. Thank you for all that you do!
Thanks for making the video I’ve missed seeing your videos.. I know it can be expensive making them but you have a lot of knowledge and that’s worth just watching a video to learn more about older products from the past even if you just made a video talking about the stuff I’d watch..
Have you ever got sick from tasting old stuff ? It’s really cool that some of them still had carbonation :) and I love your slim Jim mugs really cool ♥️♥️♥️
Holy cow I almost forgot about your channel until this randomly popped up. Looks like the video quality has improved a lot! Your interests and channel are so niche and I love that and enjoy your passion for this interest
I like your videos. You are genuine and kind of get a bit of your perspective on things, which makes your videos unique when compared to other "youtubers".
Yeah, that particular episode is the one that came to my mind while watching this. So I guess Sawyer shouldn't have necessarily get poisoned drinking that old beer after all. Always wandered watching and rewatching Lost over the years.
Was delighted to see a notification of a new upload! “Brown chunk” contaminates, metal particles….still taste tests it. 😂. Love the new set up as well!
Long time no see! Great video, worth the wait. My wife freaked out when I drank 5 year old beer from our, un-climate controlled garage. Gonna show her this video. Glad to see you man!
Just wanted to say that i love your channel! It gives me a feeling that I can't describe, I just feel relaxed and welcome in every video! Greetings from Germany, may you have an awesome 2022.
Schlitz was the first beer I ever tried. My Dad gave it to me on New Year's Eve when I was around 13 years old, which would make it 1977. Ugh, disgusting! Couldn't you find a can of Billy Beer? That was put out by President Jimmy Carter's brother in the late 70s.
When I was younger, liquor stores all around the Roslindale and West Roxbury areas in Massachusetts used to have these light fixtures either above the door or windows with the Schlitz logo. I have never seen a can of Schlitz anywhere, and I know of a few stores that still have the light fixture.
In 2010 or 2011 I was on vacation with my now ex gf in SE Asia and we stayed with her parents. This one day her brother and parents went to go run their food stand and she went with them and I was gonna meet her for lunch, but I was a heavy drinker (I was a grunt in the army and just came back from my third deployment in Iraq, so yeah... Heavy drinker) and I found myself in the apartment alone. Her dad was also a heavy drinker so I raided his stash and he had all sorts of vintage wines even going back to the 70s, and so I drank all the fresh stuff first and then found this super neat ornate Japanese kettle of sake dated 1974. I googled whether or not it's safe to drink booze that old, kept finding mixed answers, and drank it anyway. By that point I was pretty drunk so I couldn't tell you if it elevated me any further than all the drinks I'd already had or not, and it tasted... "Funky" lol looking back, I think I drank cooking wine (knowing what I know now) I'm pretty sure that stuff turned into rice wine vinegar over time... I didn't have any adverse reaction though haha
@@brewskie866 I don't think he even noticed really lol my ex however was PISSED lol I got too drunk, forgot about our lunch meet up time, and fell down and tried to get up multiple times but kept falling, and that's when I realized I'm gonna be down there for a while, so may as well take a nap before 12pm, then I woke up groggy and fkd up bad (wicked bad hangover. Probably from all that rice vinegar I drank+the compari straight+he Drambuie+the vintage wines that had all that sediment at the bottom) and it's dark outside, and she's standing over me madder than hell, hands on hips... That little thing was PISSED lol the half dozen or so tiny bruises from those tiny little fists hitting my bicep showed she was lol
Schlitz was often cloudy when it was new. They changed the recipe around 1974-5 to save money. It was a huge mistake; their sales collapsed. That was the main reason they went under a few years later. There is a new version with the old recipe now.
I am mind blown because I just now realized you’re post 10. I’ve been watching your other channel a lot and right now that I clicked on this one I was like “this guy looks like post 10” and then boom- it’s actually you. Love your content on both channels!
One time I did get a half-filled sealed from the factory can of Mountain Dew, so filling errors do happen sometimes. I kept the can for a few years until the Mountain Dew ate through the can. The prior owner of the Schlitz can might have done the same.
I'm surprised that they threw the can after just a few months. Must have had a bad liner, I've had sodas left decades in cans. Some of those Factory errors can actually be worth a lot of money
@@NewEnglandWildlifeAndMore I’ve had a few recent vintage cans leak after a few years from the soda eating through the cans (football national championship commemorative cans). I think it’s just low quality thin aluminum they are using nowadays, nothing like the vintage cans in your video.
I had old bottles of beer still sealed with the beer looking the same way with lots of solid matter in it. I think thats from the ingredients of the beer breaking down a bit. Kind of like sediment. It did look like metal shavings under the microscope! Some interesting beers I have never heard of before!
the first slide under the scope looked like grain. which beer is made from. most beer is filtered now and won't have much sediment. a craft beer or a home brew will have a bunch of stuff in the bottom. even blue moon. they suggest rolling the bottles like a rolling pin before pouring some beers, to evenly distribute the sediment and not leave it at the bottom.
I'd love to see you find a can of Motts applesauce from the 90's, when it still came in metal cans. I used to eat it when I was a kid and I think it tasted better than it does now that in comes in the plastic containers. I wonder if they changed the recipe or the type of apples they use, or if there was just something about the canning process that made it taste better. It's hard to describe the difference, but I guess it was sweeter and had more of a homemade type of taste. It was more flavorful. The stuff they make now is watery and bland. I also used to like Libby's apricot nectar better when it came in the little metal cans with the foil pull tabs, too. I feel like it tasted better in those cans than it does in the modern pull tab cans in comes in now, for some reason. If you could find either of those things from the 90's, to do a video about, that would be great!
Sadly that product may not exist, apples are acidic and every time I have found a can of applesauce and burn through the bottom of the can and dried up, I do have videos of powdered applesauce that I have made that was very old
@@NewEnglandWildlifeAndMore I bet the apricot juice probably has the same issue too. I just can't believe you manage to find all this stuff, especially the stuff you didn't buy online.
When i can watch a video and learn without seeing mass shootings or any other violence toward another human is a success post!...ive never heard of any of them brands brother...thank you 1 yr ago and ppl still watching 😂
It probably got double fermented sitting there all those those years. Your videos are absolutely amazing and you're my go-to vintage or antique collector channel. Great job my dude!
I remember watching the Cinema Snob (pretty sure it was him) drink very old beer once, & he poured it into a glass & it had teeny flecks of metal floating around in it & a metallic smell. So this is pretty much what I expected. I half expected the first one to come out as vinegar.
Sweet! Saw that Schlitz can a lot as a kid. It was the most popular beer in America at the time, now I really see people drinking it. Lone Star was also really popular here.
I found a can of beer from roughly 10 years ago when i was moving. Still havent opened it. Maybe one day i can have my own 40 year old beer. Theres suprisingly so much history in old food products, from the packaging itself to even whats inside. Sometimes thing seem exactly the same, sometimes its not.
It's awesome to have you back man! My wife and I have missed your videos. Nice setup by the way. Can't wait for what you have in store for us this year.
Glad you're back, you look healthy and like the new "set". You really should consider looking at this as a full time job. With RU-vid partnership Patreon, you have the subscribers and your videos are unique, entertaining and educational. You should seriously look into it.
