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The differences between beers can only be realized by tasting them through drinking. People have different past experiences with alcohol, and the tastes may not be similar. Unless you taste it by yourself, you can not know the difference easily.

I nolonger take beers frequently thses days. The nature of my job can not allow me to drink daily. What I usually do is just two bottles once a week. These days beeris expensive in my locality, and I am also following the strict clinical guidelines. I fear contracting some of these alcohol...

If you have the ingredients, know the procedure and have enough assistants, I would prefer to produce some beer at home. I think It is cheaper and more convenient.

The choice of one's favorite brand depends on the beholder. What may feel bad to me may feel nice to someone else.

For me, it's different story. If I have to take beer, it is beer alone. If it is food, it is food alone. I take beer after I have eaten very well. Beer needs a good platform to land on in the stomach.

Both are correct,depending on which part of the earth someone resides. But the spelling doesn't really matter, what matters is the ability to make someone drunk.

Coughing and sneezing all through. I think it was the moment my body was getting adjusted and prepared for smoking life.

It really happens to me time and again. I think I should blame my friends.They really encourage me to drink far much beyond my limit.

Some types of beer have a very bitter taste which can only be tolerated by mixing it with sweet things. I at very many a times do that.

I love whiskey hence would like to engage in discussions revolving around it. That is why I keep visiting here.

I love whiskey hence would like to engage in discussions revolving around it. That is why I keep visiting here.

I was only 11 years old when I tasted a spoonful of whiskey. I do remember very well. That is the problem of staying with drunkards. But when it comes to serious drinking, I began when I was at high school, at 17 years old.

Alcohol is a drug. Allergic reactions happen due to exposure to dust , pollen grains, some foods, some drugs and even animal fur! Alcohol being one of the drugs, it is not exceptional. There can be a possibility of allergic reaction due to alcohol intake or even smell. I have seen victim's...

I buy beer because I don't know how to make mine. If I had the expertise, I would prepare some. I know it would be very cheap as compared to commercial ones.

Two bottles a month is enough if you are not alcoholic. It really saves you good amount of money for purchasing your favorite non-alcoholic drinks

About health concerns, it depends with how much you are consuming. If you smoke in excess, it is obvious there might arise health problems for example pleural effusion , lung and throat cancer. I smoke 3-4 times on weekly basis therefore I am not in danger of any smoking-related health problem.

I you really like whisky, you have to budget for it like any other thing. It should be on your shopping list. Thank God there are types of whisky that so very cheap that you can't fail to afford.

It depends with the place. If it I am at a safe place and I am sure friends will take me home in case I become drunk, then I wouldn't mind taking seven standard beers. But sometimes I limit myself, especially when I am sick.

My opinion here is that, both are nice and I don't want to be biased here. I think the only difference between them is the brewing process, which I guess may not have much effect on their taste. In terms of cost, Ale is cheaper.

I normally put aside some little money to spend on the whiskey. I plan for it before I go out buying. This practice is important since I cam manage my money and avoid spending a lot on whiskey at the expense of other essential items.