May be a stupid question, but are there foods that make bourbons taste bad? I had a seafood bisque for dinner tonight, and for some reason my bourbon doesn't taste as good?
May be a stupid question, but are there foods that make bourbons taste bad? I had a seafood bisque for dinner tonight, and for some reason my bourbon doesn't taste as good?
Well, how can it not be McCormick's, the $7 well bourbon of the finest dive bars? Tastes like kerosene and sadness.
Definitely. I've noticed peanuts mess up my palate big time.
Anything with a lot of tomato seems to throw my taster off for a few hours.
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Chilli definately kills it for me, as does strong cheese.
They surely can.
Just gotta fight through that though.![]()
Garlic throws mine off, whether it's bourbon or even a good smokey, medicinal Scotch. Only made that mistake once
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Spicy foods will have the effect of making bourbons & scotches "hot" for me. Interestingly, spicy foods have little effect on my enjoyment of agave spirits.
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Garlic and onions for me. I try to avoid them if I know I'll be imbibing later.
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I find that eating goldfish crackers with my dram makes all bourbons basically taste the same. Weirdness.