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Is beer something you grow a taste for? I still can't stand it.

Yuengling is usually my go to beer, but I’m getting kind of tired of it. I’m wondering if there are other lager beers that taste as good.

Maybe it's just how I was raised, but I honestly can't imagine any kind of social activity with friends or family that does not involve alcohol to some degree. It's just like unimaginable. One rare exception might be like going apple picking with my mom, but if I went with friends or my dad, we'd definitely bring a few cold ones.

Are other people like this? Maybe drinkers just tend to congregate with each other and never hang out with non-drinkers.

Went out drinking for the first time. Why do people drink this piss? Alcohol tasted like gross medicine and made me feel lethargic & sad.

What’s the appeal?

Beer thread
I am Vietnamese and just curious how everyone drinks beer?
>How many bottles?
>When?
>What brand?

How can I figure out which type of beer in the one for me, WITHOUT drinking every type of beer in the world? I need a non-random way to narrow down the options.

I don't want to see any replies just shitting on one particular brand without explanation. I want something like a flowchart with a clear starting point, where if I like beer 1 I then try beer 2, or else beer 3.

I think beer is an aesthetically pleasing foodstuff. It just looks delicious. Every time I see someone drinking a beer it makes me want one.

Describe what makes a great tasting beer for you.