Chaser question

[jfmorris]

Personally if I were doing shots of liquor, I would follow it with beer, so beer would be the "chaser".

As I like to savor my bourbon or whisky, and am not a big fan of shots - I like to taste the bourbon, not just feel a burn as it goes down my throat real quick. I'll pour a finger or two in a glass, neat, and it will last me for a bit, with no "chaser" required.

All that said - I am more a beer than a liquor guy, 99% of the time. I may purchase one or two bottles of quality bourbon per year. And I never ever order it out (not that I go out these days). Much more economical and enjoyable to enjoy quality Kentucky bourbon or Tennessee whiskey at home, versus asking for "top shelf" stuff at a bar.

[Henrik]

So true 👊

[ssandy_561]

All I know is you should never chase Seagram's 7 with Strawberry Mad Dog.

[Mr. Bones]

Bet that wasn’t a purty ending!

[klflowers]

Mine was Cutty Sark and Mad Dog. Don't remember much of that evening.

[SheilaAnn]

I just tasted throw up 🤣🤣🤣

[bbqLuv]

The chaser is also referred to as a back. Bourbon with a beer back.
Sometimes I order 3 fingers of Brandy with a beer or water back.
2 fingers for a single shot, 3 for a double shot.

[SheilaAnn]

3. All of the above.

As others have said, if I am sipping something nice, no chaser. Beer is the chaser, though. Chasing tequila, jager, etc. and beer chases pickle backs.