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Topic	People who hate on beer are just not drinking the right kind.
EggplantParm 04/06/17 4:51:09 PM #25:	FlashOfLight posted... EggplantParm posted... Yeah, often beers do taste the same. I just feel it's best for people to venture out and try different kinds; assuming they are interested of course. Can't tell you how many people I know that used to be anti beer but found a few they like from testing the waters. I tend to drink more beer recently because I get more satisfied from it than other types of drinks such as sodas, which just tend to leave me more thirsty and in addition to that they make my stomach feel like I have just swallowed a ball, sodas aren't even what they were years ago, where I could drink 3 and it'd be fine, but now I find that even when I drink just one it stuffs me out to unbearable levels. So I rely on beer instead, and it quenches my thirst better, and I find I enjoy the drink more through a bottle, since it forces you to take smaller gulps, instead of one big gulp from other types of drinks and then I'm already out. That is, of course, for the bottled beers, but even the ones that are canned have a similar effect. I don't pour them all into one glass, I just drink them as is. I'm the same way. I enjoy soda but I down a can in like three gulps and am left unsatisfied, like you said. Though I'm more of a glass guy if available. Socially though, can or bottle works for me. thanosibe posted... FlashOfLight posted... I usually want to try some other flavors, which I see tons of varieties at my local stores, but at the same time those eccentric beers are quite expensive, and I try not to invest so much money in just drinks alone. Maybe on a special occasion, but otherwise I find them to be a little demanding budget-wise. I'm this way too now. 6-7 years ago with more income I use to dump a lot of money into beer. Now, even though I can I find myself unable to do so. At least unless I become miraculously financially set. That said, there are a few favorites I will treat myself from time to time. But most of my drinking is average lagers that are inexpensive. As to TC's OP I am finding that out with wine. Over the last 5-6 years I have been trying different wines, and surprised there's so much out there and so little I've tried in that time. But I'm not always in the mood for wine like I am beer. That's awesome you are getting into different wines. I am as well. Though no matter how many kinds I try, I can't drink dry wine. It has to be sweet. Lightsasori posted... eston posted... Or maybe they just don't like beer. It isn't for everyone. Yikes, at least read the damn topic before responding. --- http://i.imgur.com/vStAH0d.jpg say amen or u heartless <cite>EggplantParm posted [p:876677119] in People who... [t:75206086]...</cite> <quote><cite>FlashOfLight posted...</cite> <quote><cite>EggplantParm posted...</cite> <quote>Yeah, often beers do taste the same. I just feel it's best for people to venture out and try different kinds; assuming they are interested of course. Can't tell you how many people I know that used to be anti beer but found a few they like from testing the waters.</quote> I tend to drink more beer recently because I get more satisfied from it than other types of drinks such as sodas, which just tend to leave me more thirsty and in addition to that they make my stomach feel like I have just swallowed a ball, sodas aren't even what they were years ago, where I could drink 3 and it'd be fine, but now I find that even when I drink just one it stuffs me out to unbearable levels. So I rely on beer instead, and it quenches my thirst better, and I find I enjoy the drink more through a bottle, since it forces you to take smaller gulps, instead of one big gulp from other types of drinks and then I'm already out. That is, of course, for the bottled beers, but even the ones that are canned have a similar effect. I don't pour them all into one glass, I just drink them as is.</quote> I'm the same way. I enjoy soda but I down a can in like three gulps and am left unsatisfied, like you said. Though I'm more of a glass guy if available. Socially though, can or bottle works for me. <cite>thanosibe posted...</cite> <quote><cite>FlashOfLight posted...</cite> <quote>I usually want to try some other flavors, which I see tons of varieties at my local stores, but at the same time those eccentric beers are quite expensive, and I try not to invest so much money in just drinks alone. Maybe on a special occasion, but otherwise I find them to be a little demanding budget-wise.</quote>I'm this way too now. 6-7 years ago with more income I use to dump a lot of money into beer. Now, even though I can I find myself unable to do so. At least unless I become miraculously financially set. That said, there are a few favorites I will treat myself from time to time. But most of my drinking is average lagers that are inexpensive. As to TC's OP I am finding that out with wine. Over the last 5-6 years I have been trying different wines, and surprised there's so much out there and so little I've tried in that time. But I'm not always in the mood for wine like I am beer.</quote> That's awesome you are getting into different wines. I am as well. Though no matter how many kinds I try, I can't drink dry wine. It has to be sweet. <cite>Lightsasori posted...</cite> <quote><cite>eston posted...</cite> <quote>Or maybe they just don't like beer. It isn't for everyone.</quote></quote> Yikes, at least read the damn topic before responding. --- http://i.imgur.com/vStAH0d.jpg say amen or u heartless</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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