Beer v Whiskey Hangover
 

My favorite alcoholic beverages at the moment are:

1) Premium beer.
2) Premium whiskey (usually mixed with cola).

Assuming that the same amount of alcohol is consumed, which tasty beverage will provide the lesser hangover?

Re: Beer v Whiskey Hangover
 

I don't get hangovers. I'll take both and smile in the morning.

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I am guessing the beer, because I think the sugaryness of the soda will dehydrate you even more so then the beer.

Re: Beer v Whiskey Hangover
 

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2) Premium whiskey (usually mixed with cola).

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2) Premium whiskey (usually mixed with cola).

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"Premium" means Jack Daniels or Makers Mark. If we get to about the Johnnie Walker Black Label level, it's not getting mixed with anything.

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People who consider any whiskey that is mixed with cola premium tend to be the same people who consider Bud light premium beer

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2) Premium whiskey (usually mixed with cola).

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"Premium" means Jack Daniels or Makers Mark. If we get to about the Johnnie Walker Black Label level, it's not getting mixed with anything.

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Please don't ever call Jack Daniels "premium" again.

Re: Beer v Whiskey Hangover
 

If you're gonna mix the whiskey with cola, why don't you buy the cheapest stuff, or one step up from the cheapest stuff?

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I am guessing the beer, because I think the sugaryness of the soda will dehydrate you even more so then the beer.

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When coupled with any caffeine in the cola, this is even more true.

Re: Beer v Whiskey Hangover
 

Beer in most people will result in the lesser hangover. It will dehydrate you less.

BTW, Bungalow has a pretty good whiskey selection and the bartender is from Kentucky with a really good background in bourbon. Delila's (sp) by Diversey & Lincoln has the biggest rye & bourbon selections in the city, and it's quite the dive bar.

If you go to Binny's liquor store, try Pappy Van Winkle's next time you hit Binny's, it's a microdistillery that's better and cheaper than Maker's (though their really high end stuff is $200+/bottle). Be aware if you are getting the 107 proof or the 94-ish, I've made that mistake and been quite useless the next day as a result.