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Fromage.- Fromage. You know Château Lynch-Barge?

Fromage.
- Fromage. You know Château Lynch-Barge?

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You know Château Lynch-Barge?
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7 seconds
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48
Timestamp in Movie
01:21:42
Uploaded
Apr 11, 2025
Genres
documentary
Production
Swipe Films

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A journey through Ireland's cultural heritage, exploring the origins of whiskey production, the world-famous Guinness brewery, age-old equestrian pursuits, traditional Gaelic athletics, and the enduring Dunsany Castle.
Are they Irish wine? - Quintessentially Irish 00:06
Are they Irish wine?
Why Irish? No. - Quintessentially Irish 00:06
Why Irish? No.
- Where are they from? - Uh, uh, Médoc. - Quintessentially Irish 00:05
- Where are they from? - Uh, uh, Médoc.
All of these châteaux - Quintessentially Irish 00:10
All of these châteaux
So, even though they were-- - Quintessentially Irish 00:08
So, even though they were--
So, it's Irish inspiration, - Quintessentially Irish 00:05
So, it's Irish inspiration,
If we ask you again, - Quintessentially Irish 00:06
If we ask you again,
- Yes. - Yes, very good. - Quintessentially Irish 00:05
- Yes. - Yes, very good.
What is Ireland's greatest contribution - Quintessentially Irish 00:06
What is Ireland's greatest contribution
Everybody seems to gel with Irish. - Quintessentially Irish 00:06
Everybody seems to gel with Irish.
I-I-...to--to just drop on me, that's ridiculous. - Quintessentially Irish 00:05
I-I-...to--to just drop on me, that's ridiculous.
Not U2. The art, the plays, the literature, the paintings, - Quintessentially Irish 00:08
Not U2. The art, the plays, the literature, the paintings,
Still actually a story that hasn't been told enough. - Quintessentially Irish 00:05
Still actually a story that hasn't been told enough.
I often like to say that I was the one who started - Quintessentially Irish 00:09
I often like to say that I was the one who started
William Robinson was - Quintessentially Irish 00:13
William Robinson was
We Irish can make a case for having produced - Quintessentially Irish 00:14
We Irish can make a case for having produced
Love Samuel Beckett. Our son Paris--Paris Beckett-- - Quintessentially Irish 00:09
Love Samuel Beckett. Our son Paris--Paris Beckett--
I said, that's a very powerful name for a boy. - Quintessentially Irish 00:05
I said, that's a very powerful name for a boy.
So, I think it has to have a little something else, - Quintessentially Irish 00:09
So, I think it has to have a little something else,
We have Bram Stoker, created "Dracula." - Quintessentially Irish 00:13
We have Bram Stoker, created "Dracula."