Beer or Wine

I don't drink anymore, but when I drank I preferred beer.

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condor wrote: I've always preffered wine, white wine in particular (I'd choose beer over red wine, any day). Although I like some beers, I find wine seems to have a more distinct taste whereas I can never fully get over the impression of beer as bitter water. Maybe it's simply down to which you tasted first. I was brought up on wine and cider. They say beer is an acquired taste. Maybe I never bothered acquiring myself to it properly. Any cider drinkers here?

My wife is a huge cider fan.

I dont like beer...mainly because it tastes like cat piss...

naaa...beer is ok, if its good beer...but a good wine...how can I say no lo a good Merlot???






"I am not drinking Merlot!!!"...scene from that movie...where they drink wine all the time...cant remember the name...Sideways?...was that it? Sideglass?

BEER!!!

I've always preffered wine, white wine in particular (I'd choose beer over red wine, any day). Although I like some beers, I find wine seems to have a more distinct taste whereas I can never fully get over the impression of beer as bitter water.

Maybe it's simply down to which you tasted first. I was brought up on wine and cider. They say beer is an acquired taste. Maybe I never bothered acquiring myself to it properly.

Any cider drinkers here?

man@arms wrote: Sean Trane wrote: Ghost Rider wrote: I'm more of a wine person myself (Peter was in fact correct, wine is for girls...),  >>> Peter thinks of White wine for sure. Especially in North America, thios is considered a woman's drink. Red wines are usually a man's drink       but I can appreciate really good beer   >> Come over to our Ardennes and I'll make you visit all those abbeys where they brew those supeb beers (hurry up, though summer is happening this WE and by Tuesday, winter is back) , especially the ones Erik mentioned (not Bud though - I'd rather drink water!) -   and I think certain generalisations are not worthy of intelligent people. >>> Clichés are always based on a truth but generalizations is about  clicheing the clichés   Many of my friends love both beer and wine  >> although a Belgian, I'll choose wine over beer unless the wine is not good, but I love a good beer also., and they're neither metalheads (which is no problem to me) nor sleazy.   A Belgian who prefers wine over beer?   What is this world coming to?

Ghost Rider wrote: I'm more of a wine person myself (Peter was in fact correct, wine is for girls...),  >>> Peter thinks of White wine for sure. Especially in North America, thios is considered a woman's drink. Red wines are usually a man's drink       but I can appreciate really good beer   >> Come over to our Ardennes and I'll make you visit all those abbeys where they brew those supeb beers (hurry up, though summer is happening this WE and by Tuesday, winter is back) , especially the ones Erik mentioned (not Bud though - I'd rather drink water!) -   and I think certain generalisations are not worthy of intelligent people. >>> Clichés are always based on a truth but generalizations is about  clicheing the clichés   Many of my friends love both beer and wine  >> although a Belgian, I'll choose wine over beer unless the wine is not good, but I love a good beer also., and they're neither metalheads (which is no problem to me) nor sleazy.

Beer. Especially brown ale, pale ale, german weiss bier and hefeweizen, and an array of Belgian abbys whatever I may find when I go abroad, because in my country there is not developed a culture of beer. We produce only light lager, and mostly poor quality.

Beer. I like wine, but I just prefer beer. Beer also goes better with curry and chinese; fish and chips; steak pie and gravy; Mexican or chilli. Wine goes better with French cuisine; subtle Italian flavours; cheese and biscuits. Heck, guess I'm just a slob at heart.

And of my two favourite keyboardists, Wakeman is - or was - a beer man, Emerson went for wine, so er...hic.....