Budweiser hangover

puckmymuskie

Jesus I'm in a bad way. Didn't drink that piss in years and had a scatter of the bastards last night. I feel like I'm having an out of body experience. How is that swill legal.

fancy pigeon

puckmymuskie wrote: »

drink that piss

Admitting it is the first step to recovery

Ken Tucky

puckmymuskie wrote: »

Jesus I'm in a bad way. Didn't drink that piss in years and had a scatter of the bastards last night. I feel like I'm having an out of body experience. How is that swill legal.

I love it...24 years a drinking it. Best thing about it is when you get a bad one you know straight away. But yeah, most of my mates moved on to other beers a long time ago. I still like it though. Only get mad hangovers when ive really over done it. Carlsberg really kills me;)

knucklehead6

You deserve a hangover after drinking that

punisher5112

Heino all the way

NomadicGray

These high horse baiting threads work so well

Easca Peasca

Heartburn hangovers are the worst, one night of Orchard Thieves was enough to teach me that! :mad:

Duggy747

Tastes like carbonated sweat.

Dr Crayfish

I think you'll find no matter what you drink to get yourself drunk, Budweiser, paint stripper, you'll be as sick as a dog the next day

the evasion_kid

King of beers.....prince of p!ss more like

The_Valeyard

Easca Peasca wrote: »

Heartburn hangovers are the worst, one night of Orchard Thieves was enough to teach me that! :mad:

I disagree. The Bulmers Pear cider taught me what it would be like to give birth.

Custardpi

Dr Crayfish wrote: »

I think you'll find no matter what you drink to get yourself drunk, Budweiser, paint stripper, you'll be as sick as a dog the next day

Nah, if you drink crap beer it will be far worse. Went on the lash in Vienna a few years ago only drinking the local beers & despite putting away hectolitres of the stuff didn't get a sniff of a hangover. Budweiser versus good quality beer is like the difference between a fillet steak & those frozen burgers you get 10 of for a euro.

Alf Stewart.

WAAAAAAAASSSSSSSUPPPPPPPPP!:cool:

MarcoAntonio23

Fermented yellow fizzy piss will do that to you OP

Dr Crayfish

Custardpi wrote: »

Nah, if you drink crap beer it will be far worse. Went on the lash in Vienna a few years ago only drinking the local beers & despite putting away hectolitres of the stuff didn't get a sniff of a hangover. Budweiser versus good quality beer is like the difference between a fillet steak & those frozen burgers you get 10 of for a euro.

I drank my ass off in Munich loads of times in the Spaten, Augustiner, and Hofbrau breweries, and nearly died on the plane home with illness.
I drank about 7 pints of "Craft beer" in a Galway Brewery pub a few weeks ago and was in a heap the next day. Not the stronger ones either. If I had Guinness or Budweiser I'd feel the same.

Alcohol is alcohol.

Ken Tucky

Custardpi wrote: »

Nah, if you drink crap beer it will be far worse. Went on the lash in Vienna a few years ago only drinking the local beers & despite putting away hectolitres of the stuff didn't get a sniff of a hangover. Budweiser versus good quality beer is like the difference between a fillet steak & those frozen burgers you get 10 of for a euro.

Good quality beer?? Please name one we can get in Ireland without getting a hangover. Dont let me down now. Im going crash test dummy on this:D

Slattsy

Dr Crayfish wrote: »

I drank my ass off in Munich loads of times in the Spaten, Augustiner, and Hofbrau breweries, and nearly died on the plane home with illness.
I drank about 7 pints of "Craft beer" in a Galway Brewery pub a few weeks ago and was in a heap the next day. Not the stronger ones either. If I had Guinness or Budweiser I'd feel the same.

Alcohol is alcohol.

Yup, its all a myth that you don't get hangover on those 'natural' or 'craft' beers. Its just a marketing thing.

I was told years ago that you cant get a hangover on Erdinger. I died.

RebelButtMunch

Ken Tucky wrote: »

Good quality beer?? Please name one we can get in Ireland without getting a hangover. Dont let me down now. Im going crash test dummy on this:D

Cans of Tuborg. Lovely session beer.

Custardpi

If you're reasonably fit & healthy the German style "Reinheitsgebot" recipe beers are the best in terms of the amount of them you can put away without feeling too mouldy the next day. What'll kill you apart from the additive laden swill like Bud is high alcohol beers like Belgian Trappist Ales. Adding spirits like Gin or Whiskey will usually multiply the effect, though I generally find good vodka (Stoli, Finlandia, etc) not too bad for hangovers so long as I don't mix it with anything.

BeardySi

Slattsy wrote: »

I was told years ago that you cant get a hangover on Erdinger. I died.

Weissbier really kills me, even if I don't get drunk I'll feel like absolute poo the next day....

If you go out and get get sh!tfaced you'll have a hangover regardless of what you've been drinking. Ive found that (weissbier excepted) I can drink a couple more of real ales and craft beers before getting that bad hangover and it seems to be less godawful, but drinking lots of beer will inevitably lead to a hangover...

I've also heard it theorised that really heavily hopped beers tend to give more of a hangover due to the acids from the hops - personally I'd reckon it's cos they're usually 6+%

Custardpi

Slattsy wrote: »

Yup, its all a myth that you don't get hangover on those 'natural' or 'craft' beers. Its just a marketing thing.

I was told years ago that you cant get a hangover on Erdinger. I died.

I'd be sceptical about how "natural" something like Erdinger is tbh, I've had hangovers on it too. A small batch, locally produced beer would be far better.

Dr Crayfish

The worst hangovers I've had are from red wine. Probably though because I drank up to 3 bottles those times. Hardly a surprise! Waking up with a blue mouth and hours of memory loss is never fun.

lawlolawl

It a complete and utter myth that different types of beer give different kinds of hangovers.

If you overdo it on anything, from the cheapest mass manufacturer stuff to the €8 a pint microbrew wankery stuff, you are going to have the same hangover.

Custardpi

While I enjoy a good Argentinian Malbec or Italian Nero de Avola myself I could never drink that much red wine in one setting. On the other hand I did once put away 4 bottles of cheap French white over the space of an evening a few years back. Once I woke up I couldn't stop shaking for about a day afterwards - serious DTs!

Custardpi

lawlolawl wrote: »

It a complete and utter myth that different types of beer give different kinds of hangovers.

If you overdo it on anything, from the cheapest mass manufacturer stuff to the €8 a pint microbrew wankery stuff, you are going to have the same hangover.

I know from experience of multi-day drinking at festivals that if I get stocious on beer & stick to the same thing I'll have a far lesser hangover (sometimes none at all) than if I get equally drunk on either spirits or a mixture of beers & spirits.

armaghlad

Budweiser gives the same sensation in my mouth and on my teeth as alcopops so - not nice. One or two I could possibly stomach but I'm more of a malbec or rioja man meself. Everything gives me a hangover - even winegums. The worst hangover I ever endured was southern comfort. It made a wee boy out of me the next day :pac:

StupidLikeAFox

I'd say they lost a lot of customers when they brought in the ice cold stuff - might be grand in florida but I saw a lot of lads give up the Bud when all they could get was -4c ****e

Pat Mustard

Drinks where the hangover is minimal:
Vodka
Beer Lao

Drinks where the hangover is brutal:
Weissbier
Whiskey
Red wine

The tannins in red wine (and maybe bourbon?) can give a nasty hangover.

average hero

Budweiser is p!ss. I despise the stuff. When I drink it my tongue swells up and my mouth feels like an old carpet.

My two favourite beers are Paulaner Hefe-Weiss (Naturtrub) and Franziskaner. Contrary to what some posters say here, I find that these two don't give me that bad a hangover at all and I am very sensitive to alcohol. I think the Naturtrub wording is key on the Paulaner. I think it is brewed in line with the Bavarian purity laws.

Red King

I love when someone blames a hangover on a bad pint and not the fact that they simply drank too much.

Jesus there's a fierce amount of bad pints going around

Texas Jack

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Pat Mustard

Red King wrote: »

I love when someone blames a hangover on a bad pint and not the fact that they simply drank too much.

Jesus there's a fierce amount of bad pints going around

Ah Jaysus, I had eight bad pints, a couple of dodgy brandies and a Jäger that was definitely not right last night. Just don't feel myself today.

eisenberg1

Ah Bud. I used to wonder what all the crack was with Clydesdale horses,
Than I figured it out! That's where the beer comes from.

jacksie66

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Dr Crayfish

Why is it that a certain demograph in Ireland only drink Budweiser and Coors light or maybe Bulmers? I'm not a craft ale person by any means but my pallet is a little more sophisticated than restricting myself to only the above.
Is it the marketing and the lack of taste?

Dr Crayfish

jacksie66 wrote: »

Steinlager is the tits..

Double Brown ftw

Brendan Flowers

The alcohol I find least likely to get hangovers from is
Beer: Heino
Spirit: Grey Goose

Worst for a hangover for me is Jack & Coke

murpho999

Where do people get the idea that hangovers are related to beer quality and nothing to do with alcohol?

Dr Crayfish

murpho999 wrote: »

Where do people get the idea that hangovers are related to beer quality and nothing to do with alcohol?

I know. "It's the preservatives and the additives" etc etc. If that were the case, we'd all be walking around hungover all the time from the processed food we all eat.
I would say it's almost entirely down to the alcohol itself.

valoren

My first pint was Budweiser so it has a soft spot for me.
Experience has taught me to never drink it from tap.
It's just gas.

It's much nicer chilled from a bottle or a can.

Buckfast W

I drink Budweiser and I enjoy Budweiser, what annoys me is that a lot of places have started to take it off tap and replace it with a beer nobody has ever heard of because apparently that's cool thing to do these days.

Still do it in the Dusty Bin though thank god.

As for this myth about foreign beers don't give u a hangover because they're brewed a certain way is kinda nonsense, I've been to many different countries and if you drink enough you'll be hanging together the next day.

Custardpi

Dr Crayfish wrote: »

I know. "It's the preservatives and the additives" etc etc. If that were the case, we'd all be walking around hungover all the time from the processed food we all eat.
I would say it's almost entirely down to the alcohol itself.

Considering the amount of added salt & sugar processed foods like frozen pizzas, ready meals etc tend to have in them if you eat too much of that stuff versus fresh meat, fruit & vegetables then yes you will tend to feel pretty crap. Try a week eating only convenience foods then a week eating fresh fish, meat, vegetables etc you've prepared yourself, keeping the overall calorie count rougly the same if you can. See which week leaves you feeling healthier. There's a lot of woo to do with healthy eating alright ("juicing" is actually not really healthier for instance) but eating a balanced diet of fresh food is better than consuming freezer cabinet crap all the time.

Dr Crayfish

Custardpi wrote: »

Considering the amount of added salt & sugar processed foods like frozen pizzas, ready meals etc tend to have in them if you eat too much of that stuff versus fresh meat, fruit & vegetables then yes you will tend to feel pretty crap. Try a week eating only convenience foods then a week eating fresh fish, meat, vegetables etc you've prepared yourself, keeping the overall calorie count rougly the same if you can. See which week leaves you feeling healthier. There's a lot of woo to do with healthy eating alright ("juicing" is actually not really healthier for instance) but eating a balanced diet of fresh food is better than consuming freezer cabinet crap all the time.

I eat quite well but I like to binge eat on crap about once a week. It doesn't give me a hangover like bingeing on any type of alcohol does

Xenji

Nasty stuff, have seen a lot of places around town replacing it on tap with a craft beer in recent years, only see women drinking it these days as well.

lawlolawl

lawlolawl wrote: »

It a complete and utter myth that different types of beer give different kinds of hangovers.

If you overdo it on anything, from the cheapest mass manufacturer stuff to the €8 a pint microbrew wankery stuff, you are going to have the same hangover.

The hangover varies massively with different beers.

I've felt worse after 5 or 6 pints of some beers than after 10+ pints of Guinness (same strength). Bavaria I find probably gives me the least hangovers, even after 16 cans of it one day there a while back I was not in pretty decent condition the next day, some beers would have you in poor condition with half that.

mikeym

Budweiser is my drink of choice for the last 11 years.

Its better than Carling and Fosters.

Custardpi

mikeym wrote: »

Budweiser is my drink of choice for the last 11 years.

Its better than Carling and Fosters.

True, but only in the same way that a dose of the clap is better than ebola. Still wouldn't be a fan of either.

Tinder Surprise

Budweiser is muck, but Miller is the Killer.

Anyone ever got a hangover from Miller?

Feck me its horrendous.

HensVassal

puckmymuskie wrote: »

Jesus I'm in a bad way. Didn't drink that piss in years and had a scatter of the bastards last night. I feel like I'm having an out of body experience. How is that swill legal.

You haven't suffered until you've had a belly full of draught Budweiser in a fake Irish pub in new York. Christ the next day even my hair hurt.

andekwarhola

Has anybody rolled out the chestnut yet about being able to drink 75 pints of IPA because it's not 'full of chemicals' like Bud or Miller?

stanley1

bud, carlsberg, heineken etc, pretty tasteless over the years, chilled beyond endurance.