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[QUOTE="Lefty2one, post: 3667388, member: 1001"] Anecdotally, I'm not surprised. Very few of my friends (late 30s through early 40s) still drink beer. I haven't had a beer in three years. Scotch when it's cold, vodka when it's warm. Wine when out to dinner. Beer makes me lethargic, bloated, etc. Even after 1-2. Many of my friends had the same experience as they got older and we all ditched the stuff. The current hard seltzer rage is kinda funny. Just make your own with your choice of seltzer and vodka. I've been drinking that for a long time in the summer and it tastes better than any hard seltzer out of a can I've tried. Or go vodka soda with an orange slice or any other fruit of choice. [/QUOTE]
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