"gamey"

>"gamey"

it's a thing. it's 90% smell and it hits you right in the gag reflex.

>it's a thing
no its not

except it is

what is gamey and does it exist, if so, is it a valid food description?

Its refers to the texture being off from normal domesticated animals such as cattle or chicken.

>"nutty"

>soak it in milk to get rid of the "gamey" taste

Usually u hear it for stringy meats

then say stringy

pork is stringy. see how retarded your "word" is?

What is wrong with you?

>taste's good

>taste's

Taste is good, retard

Eat some venison or bear

not gay so

U sure?

ye

how sure

it doesn't refer to texture you numbskull, it refers to flavor. it's similar to "funky", kind of, but "funky" refers to fermented smells like fish sauce whereas gaminess is different. it has some of the characteristics we associate with spoiled meat, but only in the same way that blue cheese has some of the flavor characteristics of moldy food. a little bit of it is interesting and contrasts well with other strong flavors, a lot of it is gross. there's no other food word that means the same thing. shitty thread 2/10 for making me correct people

>nose ripe
>long/lengthy finish
>dry (meaning bitter)

you can just look at any wine review site to get an unlimited amount of bullshit

Dry doesn't mean bitter, retard, dry means less sweet.
Lots of sugar in wine = sweet wine
Not a lot of sugar in wine = dry wine

Gaminess comes about due to a shittyass hunter gut shooting or doing a shitty job of field dressing where the digestive tract contents come in contact with the meat. If you eat game that tastes gamey you can be certain the moron who obtained it is a shitty hunter and most likely a /k/fag who has 10 guns and couldn't breakdown a single one if his life depended on ig.

>Dry doesn't mean bitter, retard, dry means less sweet.

>forgive them father, for they do not know

Woah.

>Sauvignon Blanc, Pinot Grigio, Chardonnay
>Dry wines that aren't bitter
>Port
>Sweet and also bitter
Really makes you think

Less sweet =/= opposite of sweet. Nor does absence of sweet mean the presence of bitterness. This is basic logic people, come on now. Not to mention that list of words has sour. Sour isn't bitter. Not to mention savoury can be absense of sweet, doesn't mean it's bitter.

Oh yeah?

Except when people say "tastes good" they mean "this tastes good" not "taste is good," which is how a goddamn mongoloid would speak.

rekt. on suicide watch

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Imagine actually buying these

"video gamey"