One for the scottish?

Question

can you describe the taste of irn bru?

i was asked by an english person once to describe the taste of irn bru and i was stumped! i couldnt for the life of me describe how it tastes

Answer 1

Like the nectar of the Gods.

As it's used as a hangover cure, most Scots don't remember the taste.

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Answer 2

like nothing else on earth its just perfect especially with fish & chips

Answer 3

,Irn Bru originates in my home town Falkirk , i can taste it now in my memory but hard to describe , gassyof course ,sharp dry and sweet flavor . goes brilliant with fish and chips also Scottish pies  only genuine Irn Bru has a rusty nail in every bottle

Answer 4

I really can't describe it other than it's a little bit fruity, but very mixed.it is just so unusual and Scottish!

I love it! Well, the diet version, because I find the full fat one too sweet, unless I have a hangover, in which case it cures all manner of ailments!

I live in England now and you can't just pick up a wee bottle when at a petrol station or anything....it is rubbish. You either have to pay for a large, warm bottle off supermarket shelves or go to the one place that does sell it! Oh, I miss it so...... :-(

Answer 5

hmmm, a bit fruity, sweet, and irn-bruey!

I have also been asked and didn't know how to describe it....they'll just have to taste it and find out for themselves!!

Answer 6

Google 'irn bru'  for a good description.