We Are Testing Typical German Drinks | Easy German Podcast 416 Live in Berlin

I'm a total asshole, Manuel! It's so new, it's always so perfect when you're singing. I'm not going to lie. - What's up? Hello, Cari! What's going on? Und hallo, liebes Publikum in Berlin! What is this? We have a live-publicum again today in Berlin. I have the feeling the whole neighborhood is listening to you. It's gonna take about an hour with the after show, then we're gone. Dear Audience, how happy are you today, to be live at a Podcast-Shoot with Action? Oh, no one has understood me? You're not happy, Cari. Okay, my question is, are you happy? Schön! What is it? We must remember, long to speak, Manuel. And importantly, some people only listen to this because this is a podcast. But if it works, there's this episode on YouTube with subtitles. You can click on CC, here somewhere, and you get the subtitle. And if you've just discovered this on YouTube and thought, what, Easy German Podcast? What is this, Manuel? Then googled mal, what is a podcast? You can listen to us twice a week and best follow us in a Podcast App. Then you'll automatically get every new episode. And today we are to be guests at the GLS. A wonderful language school in the heart of Berlin. We've been here before, a great partner. You are not only our partner for events and other space activities, But at the moment there is also an Easy German Summer School. We have many participants here from all over the world. And you can make some noise now, so people can hear who of you is from the Summer School. And I'd like to know, who's here and who's not from the Summer School? Oh, you are more relaxed, more relaxed. Yes, that lies there, also die Menschen, die in der Summer School sind, They've been together for ten days and they're already like a family. Totally delighted and happy. But we want to be very inclusive today and get to know each other. I mean, I've also seen the people talking to each other. The Summer School participants are also happy to meet new people. And so you can all exchange. So, look, we're going to lose ourselves. It's not a good idea, Manuel. Oh, I'm not quite ready yet. Manuel, I brought a Top-Theme today. Last time we were here, we tried German sweets and snacks. It was a huge success on the podcast, on YouTube. People have said, great, that you ate so many sweets at the podcast. We were not addressed on the street yesterday by someone who is now sitting here in the audience. Yes, Bisi, the hint is there. The hat said I saw that with the sweets. Is there anything else like it? And we said, yes, so something similar we do tomorrow, also today. Yes, and now he's here. I didn't know you on the street yesterday, but I'm here on the podcast today. Manuel, I have a similarly popular theme today. Today we want to talk about typical German drinks and drinks, which are popular in Germany. I was surprised, during my long-year research, that there is actually a lot, was man likes in Germany consumed, It was a bit funny for you too. And we're going to catch a direct hit with your favorite category. Wait, I'm not ready yet. I brought some cool bags from home, so the drinks stay cool today. That you were so hasty? Of course, to the picnic. Category number one is of course Sprudelwasser. Manuel, was your favorite sprudelwasser? I don't know if I have a favorite brand. I know that, for example, this St. Pellegrino or whatever it is called, that's definitely not worth his money. That's too expensive for that, was it. It's interesting, in other countries is Sprudelwasser somewhat eine Rarität und etwas Besonderes. In Germany there are at least 60 different varieties, I would say. In a well-sorted Getränkefachmarkt there is a great selection of Sprudelwasservarieties. Achtung, do you hear that? I heard it, yeah. My water must not be disturbed, very important. We're going to test it out, a Slop of Sprudelwasser. Why is Sprudelwasser so popular in Germany? The question is, why can't we get water? That's because there are so many rules when you're drinking in Germany. One must look into the eyes, very important, Oberst Rule. It must be an alcoholic drink. Probably are Pappbecher also not allowed. I can also do water anstoßen. Also, Prost, this water is delicious. This water is delicious. It's actually so, for people who don't drink Sprudelwasser, But it shows that who among you drinks in your country normally without Sprudelwasser? Yeah, we have Egypt, China, USA, not so popular either. In some countries it is the case in the Spezialitätenabteilung, Find a man like that and he'll be St. Pellegrino or something. The man in Germany doesn't drink, because here we have local gut Wasser. We don't have to import that. What was that? It's a CO2 cartridge, it's got the sprudel in it, without the water. The water hole I look at from the Wasserhahn. That is a very good quality hat in Berlin and in general in Germany. And then I spruce that back into myself. Can you show me? Yeah, I didn't bring the whole thing with me now, but this is a plastic thing, it's relatively simple. The screw man comes in and then comes the Flasche. Ah, then makes man so. Exactly, then you press three times or four times or five times, whichever you prefer. And I drink so much Sprudel, I would also say, about four or five liters a day. Was he? Yeah, I drink a lot of water and actually only with Sprudel. Also when I'm on the road, I have a bottle of beer and a drink without it, because it's just easier. But at home I drink of course Sprudelwasser. Who among you likes Sprudel? Was I asked yesterday, is, why are there still different kinds of Sprudels? And I'd like to briefly explain. We actually have still water, there's no Sprudel in it. Then we have Medium, the drink I like. And there's Klassik oder Spritzig, there is a lot of Sprudel in it. If you can save money, you can buy a classic and mix it with Leitungswasser. Then hat man medium. I've been doing it for years. No, that's bullshit. Yes, you are. You didn't really buy Klassik? Why didn't you just buy yourself a Sprudler? I don't know, because I always... You want to mix. This culture is not mine yet... There's the Barfrau in your door. Yeah, I actually, I get every week two bottles of water, two cases of water geliefert. Also we've been talking about water for five minutes now. This topic has a high significance in Germany. It's also important in Germany. We have our guests from Egypt, Passant and Mersin, and they said, In her hotel room comes every week, every day new Sprudelwasser. Two bottles and you like that garnish. You put that in the closet and the closet is now full of Sprudelwater. And you said directly... I'm going to cut it. Before you open, I'll get you some water from the hotel. We're not going to waste water. Manuel, Sprudelwasser is already a great theme. Now let's go to the Säften. Even in Germany, the man likes to drink Säfte. Was that your favorite juice? I also drink in the morning orange juice with Fruchtfleisch. That's what I drink, multivitamin. I drink in the evening or so after the Sport Apfelsaft. Allerdings not pur, but als Schorle. That's definitely a separate topic. That's coming soon. The Schorlen are an own category. We're going to get a bad one. Here we have actually in Germany popular, that hat Esti hervorragend recherchiert, Orange juice and apple juice of course. The apple juice is the top thing. But something, which was also very typical of the Germans, is this juice, the Multivitamin juice. Do you know him? There are multiple vitamins in it. Also, look at this, here there is a draft, what was the draft? Orange, apple, but also carrot. See, that's a good one. No, I think it tastes like, I don't know, it's too dickflüssig and too sweet. We have too much water reingetan. Yeah, I've already been out of it. I'll make a short one. Thank you. We're going to test it now. So, you little prick. And now we do it so, you already have all the Becher. Who wants to, can try the mal. Very sweet. And you go to the rum and distribute the multivitamin juice. Have you ever married someone like that? Yes, as Kind drinks man all Säfte gern, but has no clearer profile. Eine Sache noch, which in Germany auch populär ist, But above all in such Kneipen und Restaurants. Do you know Kieber? No, not at all. - What? Was it Kieber? Kirsch, Bananensaft. What's going on? But that doesn't exist together, man must mix the self. I'll do it for you now, Manuel. What about the Magst du Bananensaft? I don't believe it. You always make a whole cup like that. We're gonna have to take two, three toilet breaks during this shoot. So, now Janusz will be distributed, then you can try it yourself. Boah, that's not even sweeter than the multivitamin juice. But also horny, oder? Yeah, I got it. In Germany, a lot of fruit juice is actually drunk. And we are at the Pro-Kopf-Verbrauch von Fruchtsäften... It's hard to drink and do podcasts. The Commission has not yet decided whether to grant the aid. - Really? - I know. Did you want that? We're really drinking too, we're making the ausführlichen Frühstücke. That's all well known, Großes Frühstück mit vielen Sachen und da sind immer Säfte with. Yeah, what are you, your Ding or not your Ding? Yeah, orange and apple juice, the Klassiker. Okay, then let's now get to the very popular things in Germany. - I know. Guck mal, there are Schorlen-Fans da hinten. Who would like Schorle? Oh, yeah, you know, that's an Exportschlager. I've told this story many times, I think, but I'm sitting in an aeroplane on my world tour. Somewhere very far away from Germany... Tell her again. ... also very far from Europe and have asked for apple juice and sprudelwater, also soda water or what man then called. And the stewardess meant direct to me, bist du aus Deutschland? Because that's just our thing, Apfelschorle. Apfelschorle, that is the best German, no? And there's also a stop to buy. Also man can mix it himself, but man can also just buy Apfelschorle. Who would like to eat Apfelschorle? Guck, is already popular. Zu kaufen, so in the bottle. In the Switzerland? In the Switzerland. In Switzerland, okay, but not in China, right? No, I'm not going to. Maybe we can make this popular now. Maybe you'll look at some beverage manufacturers here, and you'll want to export the apple cider vinegar too. It could work, right? It's really refreshing, especially after the sport or so, it's just... Now you haven't explained what a Schorle is, Manuel. A Schorle is always something with Sprudelwasser, a White Wine Schorle is also very refreshing. I'll see you now. Are you going to die? Because one can make Schorlen from Saft und Sprudel and also from Wein und Sprudel. You can actually mix anything with Sprudel, because we love Sprudel. It makes it a little bit more pungent and a little less sweet and is just refreshing. This is already Weinschorle. Ah, that's already Weinschorle. The die is fertig gemischt. And, unfortunately, that's also popular in Germany. This is a bio-Rhabarberschorle or also Rhabarbersaftschorle. Yeah, that's also delicious. I 'd give this to the public to try and then you can... Has anyone of you ever had a Rhabarbersaftschorle? Hannah says top, top, lecker, Jeff says that too. I'll have a glass of wine. I'm going to drink some Rhabarbersaft. You want a glass of wine, Manuel, but alcohol doesn't make you feel so good. I'm just going to have a drink. I can't eat so much, then I have to drink the rest. Weinschorle is one of my favorites. I don't drink so much beer because I'm gluten intolerant. Beer is one of the few drinks that a man in Germany doesn't mix. Yes, but we'll be back soon. This is not a joke, Manuel. The gut. I married a Maracuja weekly today. - I'm not going to. I don't know many. So Manuel, then we are now at the end of the non-alcoholic drinks. We're going to the liquor store. Did you fall or did you fall first? Which alcoholic drinks are popular in Germany? Beer, beer. - What was that? Guck mal, was ich mitgebracht haben. Guck mal, was ich mitgebracht haben? Guck mal, was ich mitgebracht haben? Beer, Warsteiner. I'm going to have a beer. Becks, various marks, that's what I find good. Berlo, Erdinger, where are you? Somehow we bought more beer than anyone else. But beer is also really popular in Germany. You must have been here in the supermarket. There's a great selection of beer. Yeah, more like Sprudel water. We have people, who listen, behind the Wall. Oh, wait, we have been forgotten. But we'll be right there. There is still a non-alcoholic category. Not that I'll forget. These are the soft drinks. Okay, first of all, beer. First of all, the beer. Manuel, there are different kinds of beer in Germany. That's not known to many people. So, different types of art. Richtig, did you know that Welche Arten? I know Pilz, Pilsner. Then I know Weizenbier, Weißbier. Is that the same? That's the same, okay. Then I know no Starkbier. Stark beer, yeah. Normally beer has five percent alcohol and strong beer has ten percent. I was in Bavaria on a Starkbierfest. I must say, the man drinks too in such large Humpen. So a liter of Stark beer is... This is an Ansage. You can't drink four liters of von. I also only married once as a youth. And then beaten and then left again. Stark beer is... The Apfelschorle, we can also distribute them. The sweet Apfelschorle. Manuel, are you drinking beer? Selten, where are you? I like to drink alcohol-free beer, this one for example. Is that your favorite beer? Yeah, that tastes really delicious. I'll try that again. I even have a beer opener here. Give that to the public. I've already got my white wine. I already know that. Also that man can really try. Alcohol-free beer is very tasty. Who would like to try Manuels's favorite alcohol-free beer? Okay, I'll see you at the various events. We have Pilz. Pilz is particularly popular in North Germany. But also in Süddeutschland. But it's a classic thing in North Germany. Pilz is from Pilzen. The power of sin. In Czech lies das. Was Pilze so popular in Germany? Krombacher, Becks, Warsteiner, and the rest of them. We both did. I'm gluten intolerant and you don't drink much alcohol. That's why I'd like to see Janusz now. We have a guest microphone here. And then I had to interview Janusz. Janusz is namely ein Bierfan. There's already an angel. Janusz, would you like a beer? Oh yeah. A little bit. And was your favorite beer? And what mark? The German Pilz, Urquell. Pilz in the Urquell. We haven't sponsored it, but we can say that. This is no advertisement. But this is Janusz Lieblingspilz. And of these German beers, which are popular, was magst du am liebsten? Krombacher, I think you've been through so much, haven't you? You've got a bad Krombacher phase. You have a Berliner Kindle-Phase. You also have a Beck's phase. Becks, Becks is always going easy. Becks is always going. I'm not going to drink beer. I'm going to do it, I'm going to do it, I'm going to do it. This is Beck's gift to me. That's what you think? That should be distributed to the public. - So, what? And Warsteiner, that, I really know nobody, who likes Warsteiner drinks. But you've found out, this is the top 3 beer in Germany. Most of the beers come, are named after the city, in which they are brewed. Warsteiner is from Warstein. Becks is coming from Becks. No, Becks comes from somewhere in the North. Erninger is from Erding. Here we are now at the White Beer. The man actually drinks from a White Beer or Weizenbier glass. These are the high glasses. But today we don't. You must drink from the cup. Janusz is a true man. That's popular in Bavaria. Then we have that too, though, no, overall, no? Yes, but above all in Bavaria. Helles, Helles is also delicious. Helles Bier, what's the difference? That tastes so light somehow. There's already underground beer and overground beer. The Hefeweizen, where Janusz dort auschenkt, is overgrown, I have to tell you. Pilz and Helles are undergärig. If I was False Sage, Schreib's in the Kommentare. I'm not a beer expert. But, I must say, it's becoming more and more popular. These Bavarian beers were once popular only in Bavaria. And now in these late days in Berlin they are bought more than the Pilze. It's also an interesting competition. But it's also a bit of a hipster thing, isn't it? I also believe... Richtig, yeah. It's a hipster beer. And now, Manuel, you said, "Beer mix man not". Yeah, I thought, for example, in Poland you make a syrup in the beer. We don't make that, but we actually mix it with soft drinks. Richtig, what's up? Or in Mexico, that makes a man so eine Soße in die Bier. Yeah, it makes man also Chili-Sousse and so rein in Beer. Richtig is crazy. We don't do that either, but we have different mixed drinks. The most popular is, I think, the Radler. That's my beer... - I'm not going anywhere. My Sprite. Okay, now different names. Also, depending on where the man is in Germany, is it Radler or... Alsterwasser, you know. Alsterwasser is in Hamburg. I think it's good that you always worry about the sound effects. Okay, that was the beer. Now you want to talk about soft drinks again. We have some soft drinks, Manuel. Okay, oh, you know what? Do we have time? Yeah, little one. Lightning Rice. What's that? I see da not so Alcoholic, and Alcoholic. Oh yeah, that's a special... Oh yeah, now come the special cases here. I also got married in the school always in the break. I'm going to get you a new one. Have you seen this before? You know who was in there? Yeah, Jeff knows it. This is Fanta und Cola. Can a man mix himself or... Okay, before we start with Mezzomix, let's go first to Fanta. Manuel, where's Fanta? I know, I've read it in your preparation. No, not at all! Yeah, that's my lead. Okay, where do you think Fanta is coming from? Ah yeah? You know that already? But what time? That's all there is to it. In fact, people always say so colloquially, the Nazis have Fanta erfunden und wenke Leute I know. It is so true that Coca-Cola in the 20s Jahren became increasingly popular and It was also sold in Germany. And then one day the war came and there were no more supplies because the Americans I said, "Fuck Germany, there's nothing left". And then... You know what? That's what you said, zu Recht. And then the Coca-Cola Company in Germany, they said, yes we have to do something Other producers and they were actually indicated that they were from the rest somewhere The new drink should be made, was man drink can, damit die Deutschen gute Laune Beware of the war. Also pretty perfidious, pretty cheerful. You have from Milkenresten oder Molke, that is, what was left at der Milchgewinnung And I'm going to make you a new drink. Oh my God. That sounds a bit eglig. And then they actually held a contest to see who did it. Nennt und daraus gekommen ist Fanta. This is the first time I've seen you. What's that stand for? I'm not going to tell you. Yeah, there's a lot of fantasy about that. Also that's really a bit crazy, if one doesn't know, that actually Fanta... Also these Fanta heute is not the Fanta, which were invented in this time in the Second World War I was. This is now a recipe from Italy after the war. But this name was kept, which was actually invented in Germany during the war. And that's kind of funny. A difficult history hat, yeah. It was weird. But fortunately, I don't like Fanta either. Yeah, if you know that now, then maybe not anymore. And Fanta, that's something very German, because Fanta is now not above average Popular or delicious in Germany. But it was very typical in Germany, man mix Fanta mit Cola. There are different directions. This is a quote from the Coca-Cola company, der Mezzomix. I've heard people actually go to Germany to buy it. I don't know why. What is it? Can man but do himself mischief. Is Fanta and Cola mixed or not? Then there is the Spezi. This is also a registered trademark of a Bavarian brewery. Coke, orange lemonade with caffeine. And then there is the Paulaner Spezi. That's actually the same, but von einer anderen Brauerei, also von Paulaner. And they call themselves Spezi. Do you like to drink or not? I'd like to drink none of this. You're not? Who would like to? I don't usually drink such soft drinks, but I prefer apfelschorle. Zucker is a gift, says Manuel. Apfelchorle has a lot of sugar, but it's just better. And if you're still waiting for a nice typical drink, it's especially popular here in Berlin. Is that it, Manuel? - I'm your club mate. Der Mate-Tee is already drunk in Argentine. No, I'm wrong, I'll be righted. No, that's not what they drink in Argentina. But mate is in Argentine married. That's right. Yeah, I like them. Also das ist nicht das, was man in Argentinean drink, sondern das ist ein Softdrink, so Like Coca-Cola, it has just as much sugar and has very much caffeine. And that is in Berliner Hipster-Kreisen married among those, who for example No coffee, you drink that. Even in the company we were told, we have a coffee machine for everyone, why Not a club mate for everybody? Then we have to buy it. Really? We also have a box. A box. Mate is a plant in South America that has been used for centuries. The Commission has not yet adopted a proposal for a directive. So is das hier in Germany promoted. Angepriesen, yeah. The Urwaldpflanze. What do you think, do you like it? I also have a long time of Mate-Wodka married, Club Mate-Wodka. Right, that's often, that's like Red Bull, Vorsicht, yeah. Schnell, Janusz, where are you? So like Red Bull, this is like mixed with alcohol. If you go out at night you'll need a little more energy. Sugar and caffeine and alcohol in one. Janusz, the master of the club mate? I don't like this drink, but I'd like to like this drink. I have a feeling you can spend a lot of time with this drink. You don't have to drink it all right away, because it's not so good. But you already have coffee. Was for an advertisement here, Club Mate get free of us. But it's really so, Club Mate doesn't taste so good in Sinne, It's not so sweet and that's why you drink it slowly. That's why it's a good alternative to cola, if you only have the caffeine-containing one. I've also tried drinking Mate-Tee zu. War is not delicious. Not really. Manuel, what's going on? Cari, we must slowly come to the end. No, warte mal. I'm not ready yet. Now comes my favorite category. Yeah, I know. There is alcohol, which is not beer. That's basically my favorite category. Now comes the category, but no, wait a minute, we forgot one. I'm going to have a beer. Yes, the Kinderbier. Do you want to go, Fantje? Very much. Then we'll give you the direct. Manuel, can you try that again? I'd like to try that. Yeah, I know that. I drank it as a kind, because it smells so good like beer. Stop it. It smells like beer and that's why we had it as kids, we always wanted to drink it. If the adults have drunk a beer, we have drunk a Kinderbier. Simply because of the Schaum. The Schaum is important. I tried that a couple of times, always after five years again, because I thought, Maybe it tastes better now. I don't like this. It's more delicious than Mate. It's not as good, but better than Mate. Manuel, I'm pleased. We have a good one, what do you think of the theme so far? It's fantastic. Top or flop? As so often in our Bühn shows, I think, difficult to direct. But for that we already have the YouTube-Video. Manuel, we are coming to my favorite category. And although it has been suggested many times, that I give you alcohol, so we'll see, That's what happened. Manuel is someone who doesn't drink alcohol often and it can be that he's after one Drink already very happy is. I also smell the Schluck Weißwein, which I just had. White wine. Last time you had a drink, where did you get married? You drank a glass, no, a shot and then you were like that all evening. Yeah, wait, wait, wait. The Schnaps war sausage. The war was so bad that I drank 10 sherps and became drunk. Then the whole evening is over, verarscht, yeah. Manuel, I have brought you Leckeres mitgebracht, my favourite snack. And I must say, I am very happy, that you have arrived today. I have died, are you making fun of me? I paid for it with my own money, because I was afraid I wouldn't die. The firm can open. Today we spoke with our tax advisor and asked him again and he I mean, this is still a company event. There's still a Firmen-Event. I might as well get it done. The first I've discovered recently. I'm going to get you a drink. Richtig is a lecker. Going to the audience? Who's seen this before? Because that's really expensive too. This is Lakritzlikör, also known as the connection between two things, which are popular in Germany. I've heard that before. Manuel, you are Lakritz. Yes, that is just a small sip. That's actually delicious, because Lakritz, maybe you know so Salmiak-Pastil or Lakritz-Candy and this is simply liquid Lakritz with alcohol. It's ultra delicious and I've had a couple of them in the last few days. You forget that there's alcohol in it, because it actually tastes like a candy. It really tastes like a delicious Hustenbonbon from Lakritz. And I also know how man does that to himself. So I actually got to know a friend. I'm going to be a good boy. You know these Lakritz-Candy. Salos means die, also it is eine mögliche Marke. Man takes a lot of Lakritz-Candy, makes it in a bottle, then makes man vodka Then you put the bottle on a heater. It's all right. Darf man do that? Is this a bit like a bomb-building manual? No, that's a secret recipe. The secret recipe. And then, I also don't think that so many people do that, because that's also necessary. And then some day after a few days, the vodka with the candy melts. And then it tastes like this. Lecker, but try that bad. That's really delicious. Oh, Janusz is a very big Schlücke. Janusz, little Schlücke. What is it? Parker has a half glass. We'll talk to you later. I hope it pleases you, Parker. But I haven't brought anything else. First of all, the deckeren Schnäpse. I paid for this with my own money, Janusz, and I'm very happy. That you now in the public sphere. I'd like to have a drink with many of you at the same time. This is where, I thought, I bring different typical Schnaps with me. This is the Küstennebel. Can you explain this word, Manuel? Küstennebel, also the Küste ist am Meer, yes, okay, you understand her. Und Nebel, do you understand that? That is, when the water verdunstet. And that is a beautiful name. Because that looks so good. That looks so milky-foggy. It looks like Nebel und Danch has you in his head. That's clever, clever. Guck mal, Janusz, that is so beautiful. Janusz, leave one more. I'd like another drink after the show. See the gut. Guck mal, Janusz, can we have a camera draught, auf Janusz, like the Küstennebel Greetings also to my dear sister Isi. We have introduced it in our family so that when we drive to the North Sea, there is Some bottles of Küstennebel and the drink we also just do, otherwise. The Schmidt family tradition. It's an honor. And you are here today to join the Schmidt family tradition. I would also say, everyone who has a Küstennebel, Prost. I'm going to hint. Now it's already been discharged. You little prick. And tell me, how do you find it? Yeah, you sweetie. It tastes like a candy. Und zwar so ein Mentholbonbon or so. So similar, yeah. That's kind of the Geschmäcker we like. It doesn't taste as good as it looks, I think. Zum krönenden Abschluss, Manuel, I have not yet been from my homeland and Your homeland, the Münsterland. And that's really something, was very typical is in Germany. That, I say, is so the Süßen Schnäpse. The drinking man maybe so, oh thank you, Janusz. But these aren't the everyday snacks, because you drink one or two of them and then The taste is too strong. So a richer Alltagsschnaps is in order. Also, that was in Poland der Wodka is, that is in Germany natürlich Korn. And it will be very similar. For me Korn is a band. Ah, you see, I understand that. Who among you has ever drunk a Korn? Tut's not. The last of it. Not so many. And today that will change. Janusz, I would like to ask you to distribute this corn to the public. I had to buy three bottles. Only if you have no plans for tomorrow. The war of the mind is best told. That's a good one. It tastes good too... May I ask, was it so expensive to buy a bottle of corn? Also this is the black Frühstückskorn. And why is it called the Frühstückskorn? We'll have a drink with the man. You laugh, don't you? We already went with my family to the Schnapsbrennerei. Yes, of course. And we were here in this Brennerei and have tasted the Schnaps there. The war is so fun. Yes, I believe that. They gave us so much free schnapps. The war is very beautiful. Also, this is Frühstückskorn. Sue has already tried it and has looked about this way. Whoa, whoa. I must say, it's not particularly good. But it has fulfilled its purpose. There are also a few corn varieties, which really taste good. I didn't bring them today. Give me a fresh cup and a minimal drink. I'm really only doing it out of solidarity with you. Think about it, it's Sunday morning. You were just in Der Kirche. And now you're going with your friends to the Kneipe zum Frühshoppen. Then there is firstly an Herrengedeck. You ordered a herringbone. Yeah, you have to explain that. And you'll get a freshly juiced Pilz und ein Korn. This is the Sunday morning on the land. And when you drop the Schnaps in the beer, you call it a man's U-boat. We never did that. I wouldn't recommend it either. Okay, I'll try that now. I believe, for the first time in my life. I'm not happy about that. And for the last time. I believe it too. And you can all drink. You fool! I think it tastes better now than I thought. It tastes so good, I imagine, that gasoline tastes like it. There is also a beautiful Song of Heinz Erhardt. That's the way it goes. When I'm sad, I drink a corn. And if I'm still sad, then I'll have a Korn. Now comes the mood. Yes, the important thing with the corn is not the taste, but the result. Can I have another Sprudelwasser, please? Oh, that's the leader... That's all, all right. It's down there. Manuel, how did you find the Sendung? Uh, informative. I'm very pleased. How did you find the shipment? Because you were here. Will we make the Kornflaschen noch leer heute, mean ihr? Also I must say, is the first already gone, Janusz? The first bottle is empty, the second is now rum and I have a third. Because of the war... but I didn't buy it willingly, the war the least best. Yeah, so is that in Germany. There's nothing in the three-bottle corn. Thank you so much for coming and see you soon! Shut up, my people! - I'm going to the hospital.