View Poll Results: The best mid-strenth beer for NOT getting a hangover
XXXX Gold
1
12.50%
Carlton Mid Strenth
2
25.00%
Swan Gold
0
0%
Other
5
62.50%
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Hangovers - Mid strenth beer drinkers in Australia
#1
Hangovers - Mid strenth beer drinkers in Australia
As you may know, you drink mid strenth beer because you want to "Stay a little longer". So as not to be too hung over the next day. A lot of it tastes weak as piss but recently I tried XXXX Gold and I liked it.
Saturday night I had about 8 or 9 cans, it's only 3.5% but Sunday I had the hangover from hell, I'm still rough today and it's Monday. I think they must put chemicals in it.
Now to all beer drinkers in Australia, what's the best mid-strenth beer for not getting a hangover?
Saturday night I had about 8 or 9 cans, it's only 3.5% but Sunday I had the hangover from hell, I'm still rough today and it's Monday. I think they must put chemicals in it.
Now to all beer drinkers in Australia, what's the best mid-strenth beer for not getting a hangover?
Last edited by renth; Feb 8th 2004 at 11:16 pm.
#2
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Re: Hangovers - Mid strenth beer drinkers in Australia
Originally posted by renth
As you may know you drink mid strenth beer because you want to "Stay a little longer". So as not to be too hung over the next day. A lot of it tastes weak as piss but recently I tried XXXX Gold and I liked it.
Saturday night I had about 8 or 9 cans, it's only 3.5% but Sunday I had the hangover from hell, I'm still rough today and it's Monday. I think they must put chemicals in it.
Now to all beer drinkers in Australia, what's the best mid-strenth beer for not getting a hangover?
As you may know you drink mid strenth beer because you want to "Stay a little longer". So as not to be too hung over the next day. A lot of it tastes weak as piss but recently I tried XXXX Gold and I liked it.
Saturday night I had about 8 or 9 cans, it's only 3.5% but Sunday I had the hangover from hell, I'm still rough today and it's Monday. I think they must put chemicals in it.
Now to all beer drinkers in Australia, what's the best mid-strenth beer for not getting a hangover?
STOP RIGHT NOW
Mid strength
Go for the max. STELLA mmmmmmm...........
Sorry just dreamin of Stella my little French goddess..
Jack
PS Whats mid strength anyway?
Sounds like I might want to get pissed but cant make my mind up.
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Re: Hangovers - Mid strenth beer drinkers in Australia
Originally posted by renth
As you may know, you drink mid strenth beer because you want to "Stay a little longer". So as not to be too hung over the next day. A lot of it tastes weak as piss but recently I tried XXXX Gold and I liked it.
Saturday night I had about 8 or 9 cans, it's only 3.5% but Sunday I had the hangover from hell, I'm still rough today and it's Monday. I think they must put chemicals in it.
Now to all beer drinkers in Australia, what's the best mid-strenth beer for not getting a hangover?
As you may know, you drink mid strenth beer because you want to "Stay a little longer". So as not to be too hung over the next day. A lot of it tastes weak as piss but recently I tried XXXX Gold and I liked it.
Saturday night I had about 8 or 9 cans, it's only 3.5% but Sunday I had the hangover from hell, I'm still rough today and it's Monday. I think they must put chemicals in it.
Now to all beer drinkers in Australia, what's the best mid-strenth beer for not getting a hangover?
#4
Re: Hangovers - Mid strenth beer drinkers in Australia
Originally posted by Jack Daws
PS Whats mid strength anyway?
PS Whats mid strength anyway?
A lot of blokes drink mid strength or light beer, there isn't the stigma attached to it that there might have been a few years ago
due to some clever marketing.
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Re: Hangovers - Mid strenth beer drinkers in Australia
Originally posted by renth
A lot of blokes drink mid strength or light beer, there isn't the stigma attached to it that there might have been a few years ago
due to some clever marketing.
A lot of blokes drink mid strength or light beer, there isn't the stigma attached to it that there might have been a few years ago
due to some clever marketing.
Is it like in the States where light means lo-cal or is it just weaker?
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Re: Hangovers - Mid strenth beer drinkers in Australia
Originally posted by renth
A lot of blokes drink mid strength or light beer, there isn't the stigma attached to it that there might have been a few years ago
due to some clever marketing.
A lot of blokes drink mid strength or light beer, there isn't the stigma attached to it that there might have been a few years ago
due to some clever marketing.
#7
Re: Hangovers - Mid strenth beer drinkers in Australia
Originally posted by Jack Daws
Hi Renth,
Is it like in the States where light means lo-cal or is it just weaker?
Hi Renth,
Is it like in the States where light means lo-cal or is it just weaker?
These mid strenth beers are all around 3.5%
Light in Australia always means low alcohol, usually under 3%
The closest thing in Oz to Miller Light is Carlton LJ - the beer of choice for those on Atkins as it is very low in carbs but 4.9%.
#8
Re: Hangovers - Mid strenth beer drinkers in Australia
Originally posted by Jack Daws
STOP RIGHT NOW
Mid strength
Go for the max. STELLA mmmmmmm...........
Sorry just dreamin of Stella my little French goddess..
Jack
PS Whats mid strength anyway?
Sounds like I might want to get pissed but cant make my mind up.
STOP RIGHT NOW
Mid strength
Go for the max. STELLA mmmmmmm...........
Sorry just dreamin of Stella my little French goddess..
Jack
PS Whats mid strength anyway?
Sounds like I might want to get pissed but cant make my mind up.
Had a mixed bag of drinks yesterday - stella in the pub $6 a pint (yes you can get pints in Melbourne).
Then at home some VB and the Cascade Premium Light
Cascade is good to drink and about half the strength of "normal" beer. Costs about $28 for a case of 24.
I always thought Stella was from Belguim not France. I drank it all the time (well not all the time but you know what I mean) in England.
#9
Re: Hangovers - Mid strenth beer drinkers in Australia
Originally posted by bondipom
I drank plenty of squires amber ale on Saturday and no hangover. Not mid strength though. Cascade Premium light gets a good rating and that is not too bad.
I drank plenty of squires amber ale on Saturday and no hangover. Not mid strength though. Cascade Premium light gets a good rating and that is not too bad.
I might have to do a scientific evaluation and drink 8 bottles next weekend to judge the difference.
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Re: Hangovers - Mid strenth beer drinkers in Australia
Originally posted by NJFOZ
Had a mixed bag of drinks yesterday - stella in the pub $6 a pint (yes you can get pints in Melbourne).
Then at home some VB and the Cascade Premium Light
Cascade is good to drink and about half the strength of "normal" beer. Costs about $28 for a case of 24.
I always thought Stella was from Belguim not France. I drank it all the time (well not all the time but you know what I mean) in England.
Had a mixed bag of drinks yesterday - stella in the pub $6 a pint (yes you can get pints in Melbourne).
Then at home some VB and the Cascade Premium Light
Cascade is good to drink and about half the strength of "normal" beer. Costs about $28 for a case of 24.
I always thought Stella was from Belguim not France. I drank it all the time (well not all the time but you know what I mean) in England.
Bitch told me she was French.
Just read the bottle in front of me. She' Belgium
Oh well
Cheers
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I find cascade light amazingly tasty considering that it is a 'low strength' beer.
Also, even at 2.8, if you keep drinking you can get a pleasant buz, but you don't really get that drunk
Also, you can have a couple of bottles and still definately be below the limit.
Jay
Also, even at 2.8, if you keep drinking you can get a pleasant buz, but you don't really get that drunk
Also, you can have a couple of bottles and still definately be below the limit.
Jay
#12
Re: Hangovers - Mid strenth beer drinkers in Australia
Originally posted by renth
Yes, I tried CPL & liked it, it's 2.7% & I bet it's "cleaner" than XXXX Gold.
I might have to do a scientific evaluation and drink 8 bottles next weekend to judge the difference.
Yes, I tried CPL & liked it, it's 2.7% & I bet it's "cleaner" than XXXX Gold.
I might have to do a scientific evaluation and drink 8 bottles next weekend to judge the difference.
Forgot to add my sad story - I dropped a 6 pack of CPL on saturday, smashed 4 Thank God it wasn't full strength beer....
#13
Re: Hangovers - Mid strenth beer drinkers in Australia
Originally posted by NJFOZ
Forgot to add my sad story - I dropped a 6 pack of CPL on saturday, smashed 4 Thank God it wasn't full strength beer....
Forgot to add my sad story - I dropped a 6 pack of CPL on saturday, smashed 4 Thank God it wasn't full strength beer....
I was discussing this with a colleague, what's the deal with Aussies and their stubbies. Why do they nearly always favour them over tinnies?
#14
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Re: Hangovers - Mid strenth beer drinkers in Australia
Originally posted by renth
That's the problem with stubbies/bottles. They're heavier too, and harder to get rid of - you can't crush them down for the recycling bag.
I was discussing this with a colleague, what's the deal with Aussies and their stubbies. Why do they nearly always favour them over tinnies?
That's the problem with stubbies/bottles. They're heavier too, and harder to get rid of - you can't crush them down for the recycling bag.
I was discussing this with a colleague, what's the deal with Aussies and their stubbies. Why do they nearly always favour them over tinnies?
#15
Re: Hangovers - Mid strenth beer drinkers in Australia
Originally posted by bondipom
I find a stubbie stays cooler for longer and the tinnies add a taste when drunk straight from the can. The unit has a glass recycling facility but nothing for tinnies so
I find a stubbie stays cooler for longer and the tinnies add a taste when drunk straight from the can. The unit has a glass recycling facility but nothing for tinnies so