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Sweet with Whiskey
Is it common to have chocolate with Scotch as to make for a polarizing taste in your mouth. I haven't opened my bottle of Glenmorangie so I was wondering if it was ok to have after you had chocolate?
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Permalink Reply by Carl Monster on -
Hell yea! There is a chocolatier by us that makes Bon bons full of single malt (a selection). Heaven in your mouth. Has to be quality chocolate, no cheap stuff.
Also goes well with Guinness.
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Permalink Reply by Ayden Dijkstra on -
Sounds great, I hope I can find something like that here in The Netherlands.
I actually experimented with chocolate and scotch the other day.
Dark chocolate is the best chocolate in my opinion and I really like scotch, so I tried them together. Turned out great!
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Permalink Reply by Nathan DeParis on -
So by quality do you mean like Toblerone? I was also thinking of mixing a little with this annisette hot chocolate mix my girlfriend got me.
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Permalink Reply by Carl Monster on
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Yes, that is good. But for scotch I would go for dark, not milk, chocolate.
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Permalink Reply by True on -
Certainly, though I tend to prefer dark chocolate with my whisky's be they Scotch, Rye, Bourbon or Shine.
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Permalink Reply by Nathan DeParis on
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True, I think that could be because of the intensity of the cocoa taste.
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Permalink Reply by StaggerLee on -
I'd be hard pressed to find tings that didn't go well with chocolate. Well,I suppose liver and onions wouldn't mesh well, but you get my point! Something about whiskey actually makes me crave sweets, especially chocolate. Dark chocolate and red wine is another hit. Chocolate and coffee is the best breakfast ever. At least that is my opinion.
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