Taste of Alcohol

[dblgutshot]

For a lot of you who enjoy wines, strong drinks, etc., did you always enjoy the taste? Or just developed a taste for it eventually?

I don't really like the taste of beer/wine/mix drinks that much. I definately don't hate it, but I can't seem to enjoy the finer drinks like others seem to. Is this weird?

[BusterStacks]

Alcohol is supposed to taste like [censored] because it's a poison and it can kill you. Yes, you learn to like it. Anyone who tells you they always enjoyed the taste of any alcoholic drink is lying.

[theben]

developed.

funny, i actually asked my dad about this. i personally dislike wine a lot (im a liquor man and tolerate crappy beer) and that is all he drinks (lotsa wine at that!). i asked him, did you like that stuff when you first had it?

his answer: hell no

[Weatherhead03]

Developed over time. Although their are some drinks out there that you can like that have no taste of alcohol what so ever IE: some coolers, and some mixed drinks (weak vodka and orange juice/cranberry juice)

[Bradyams]

It's definitely a developed taste.

Of course all cheap alcohol will always taste shitty though.

[dibbs]

I think most people think alcohol tastes bad actually, they just tough it out to get loaded.

Eventually though you may just get a taste for it, maybe not.

I used to rough it out too, it really took a few years for me to start really enjoying them. Certain foods mix go incredibly well with decent wines, aged hard liquor can have a definitive, interesting and complex taste. And I don't know why, but few things feel more refreshing than a cold beer after a long day of yardwork.

The more you drink I think the more likely it will become that you'll gain a taste for it. I don't think it's wierd at all, lots of people never gain the taste for certain foods, just preference.

I'm still not used to Pinot, it's a bizarre taste to me.

[TheMainEvent]

You develop a taste for it very quickly when you're having a first sip and all your friends are waiting to make fun of you when you grimmace.

[SossMan]

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I'm still not used to Pinot, it's a bizarre taste to me.


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fix that...quick.

[NLSoldier]

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Alcohol is supposed to taste like [censored] because it's a poison and it can kill you. Yes, you learn to like it. Anyone who tells you they always enjoyed the taste of any alcoholic drink is lying.

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ive liked beer ever since my dad used to give me little sips when I was a kid...or is that considered developing the taste...there was definately never a time when I didnt like it.

[bernie]

For many, it's a developed taste.

Some develop it a little too much. /images/graemlins/grin.gif

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[jakethebake]

The first time was wine when I was probably like 4 and hated it. The next time was beer when i was a few years older, which I really liked. Is that developed? I doubt it.

[bernie]

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You develop a taste for it very quickly when you're having a first sip and all your friends are waiting to make fun of you when you grimmace.

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But it's sooooo smooooth. hahaha

Love that jaegermeister ad.

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