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Disgust With Beer

By memorialhermann August 17, 2020 6 answers Last updated August 17, 2020

Hi, I'm a 32 year old woman. As a preface, I will say that I like to drink - I do not mean to suck / with an apology / and pour, but somewhere between the ages of 20-22, I got into the habit of drinking alcohol. I don't think I'm intoxicated, I don't drink every day, sometimes I don't drink for weeks, but when I'm in the mood, with company - I like to pour myself something. Lately, though, I've noticed that I'm terribly disgusted with beer. I used to love to drink beer, especially in the summer heat, on the beach - I loved to pick up a sweaty mug, but now it seems to me that only the smell of beer, I start to feel sick. I'm not pregnant, as someone would probably think. I haven't changed anything in my lifestyle. Just on Saturday night, we decided to go out for a beer and fries, and it turned out that I could not swallow the beer ... Any ideas?

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damondominique answered · August 17, 2020

   And what is your problem? You don't want to drink beer. If you want to drink beer, go for a nice Belgian beer and forget about the poisons made in Bulgaria. Although good beer is hard to find, it is still there.

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janice_man answered · August 17, 2020

   The quality of most Bulgarian beers deteriorates during the summer months, firstly due to the increased consumption - in order to be able to beat the production process with orders, and secondly - in wholesale distribution warehouses beer sits for days in the open sun, which has a detrimental effect on its taste. qualities. I switch to either more expensive beer or other drinks - cocktails with gin or vermouth. It is very refreshing if you do not overdo the amount of de :)

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allindiabakchod answered · August 18, 2020

   Preservatives give off a foul odor if not stored cold. In the summer, beer is difficult to keep fresh, I worked in a grocery store. We kept the beer in the cash registers from the delivery at day temperature before ordering them for the customers - the refrigerators were busy with everything. Bad for customers, but there was no room. At a restaurant, if you don't like the liquid and the live one - drink mastic / ouzo, gin, cocktails, and brandy with salad, it even works. Even in the heat.

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armaanmalik22 answered · August 18, 2020

   Beer is no longer beer - alcohol, soda, caramel for coloring (at best), preservatives and flavors ... and possibly "may contain traces of beer". Don't worry about your body refusing to take in any garbage.

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milasweetsparkle123 answered · August 18, 2020

   They don't make good beer in Bulgaria. I can't analyze it and indicate why exactly, but it is very strong and cuts, I swell from it. It's like drinking diluted hard alcohol. I drank beers in the Czech Republic, in other countries - well, it has nothing to do. Especially in the Czech Republic, it is both good and close to our prices. In Sofia, they recently opened a bar just for beer and sell English, very nice, but expensive.

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jordinsparks answered · August 19, 2020

   Ha, I feel something similar. I don't want to drink beer anymore. I drink more wine, whiskey, liqueur. Not every day, of course, but I prefer other alcohols. Sometimes beer, but very rarely. I don't like her taste anymore. Not to say a strong word, but it looks to me, with an apology, at the peak. I even posted a similar topic this year, but it was not published. Let me tell you, I'm 29, if that matters. I think that with age and experience a person develops his taste, feels what is comfortable for him. And it can lead to some oversaturation. I have observed that sometimes I did not drink Coca-Cola for months, and then almost every day.