A Non-Light Beer with LITTLE Preservatives???

I'm not sure how it is in America but if you can get German beers they legally can't put preservatives in their beer.

 

Sorry I didn't mean to offend you Let me fix my statement.

I'm not sure how it is in North America but if you can get German beers they legally can't put preservatives in their beer

 

Heineken is gross.

Can't tell you what it's like for hangovers, because I'm immune to them.

But I can tell you that it's gross.

 

Not a massive fan of Heineken. I do quite enjoy Becks though.

 

Fontaine, the reason you are getting hangovers is that you're drinking budweiser. That stuff is toxic, man!

 

Bud doesn't taste good. Try something like Steamwhistle, Waterloo Dark, Kilkenny, Ricards Red (or white for that matter).

lowsound

 

I can drink more Guinness without getting a hangover more than any other beer.

 

Heineken is good for avoiding, period.

 

Sounds like you need some everclear.

 

Try something like Rickard's Red, or Grasshopper or something.

 

Go for La Crosse, Milwaukee's Best, or Steel Reserve. If you're gonna drink crappy beer, you might as well get the best in the league.

And then there's always Grainbelt.

I've always preferred dark beers for pleasure, and Coors for social settings. Hangovers haven't been an issue for me.

 

It's forbidden all over Europe actually.
Beer doesn't need them at all.
They're not responsible for hangovers anyway. Drinking more than you should is. Want the buzz, suffer the fuzz.

 

Cool, I thought that might be the case but I wasn't sure.


All I know is I get way more hungover drinking Aussie Beer (they're full of preservatives) than European brews. Seriously why can't Australia have laws against all additives.

 

Tuborg! Well, it's cheap at any rate. And you don't get hangovers from it.