Short answer, yes and no. when drinking scotch, like good wine, I want the full experience. I could cleanse my palette but then it's a tasting not drinking. Single malts from the same region are going to share many of the same bolder qualities, so if I drink say three different scotches one after the other I won't be able to appreciate the distinction. On Oct 13, 2011 12:51 PM, "Smith, Boyd W SGT NG NG FORSCOM" < [email protected]> wrote:
> > But not all at one sitting. > > > > Best,R.E.F> > > ---- > > Why not? Do they all taste different that much that they interfere with one > another? > > BWS > >
