they are both bad for the heart, but beer is worse. Wine is better for you but still not good for your heart
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∙ 13y agoUnless contraindicated by pregnancy, alcoholism or other reason, consuming beer, wine and liquor (distilled spirits) all contribute to better health and greater longevity. it is better to not drink none but if i had to chose one it would be beer!!! it is better to drink wine......... people in France let there kids drink it to celibrate!!! Better in what sense? They all contain calories and alcohol. A typical beer, a glass of wine and a alcoholic drink all contain about the same amount of alcohol, so there is no real difference in that respect. Beer tends to have a lower percentage of alcohol then wine or a straight 'shot' of whiskey, and from that respect it takes longer to absorb into the system.
yes l do,l drink whine at dinner.
A standard drink of beer, wine, or liquor contains .06 oz of absolute or "pure" alcohol.
Beer does.
wine
for me the best is wine.....................
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no he does not drink beer or wine
Unless contraindicated by pregnancy, alcoholism or other reason, consuming beer, wine and liquor (distilled spirits) all contribute to better health and greater longevity. it is better to not drink none but if i had to chose one it would be beer!!! it is better to drink wine......... people in France let there kids drink it to celibrate!!! Better in what sense? They all contain calories and alcohol. A typical beer, a glass of wine and a alcoholic drink all contain about the same amount of alcohol, so there is no real difference in that respect. Beer tends to have a lower percentage of alcohol then wine or a straight 'shot' of whiskey, and from that respect it takes longer to absorb into the system.
Yes! Jesus drank wine! Beer is better!
it depends on your taste. if your asking which is better for you, they are probly the same(as long as you dont drink to much) because beer contains vitamins, but wine contains antioxidants.
After you take your partial out, you can drink wine and beer. Don't try to open the beer bottles with your gums.
Drinking wine in moderation is associated with better health and longer life than is abstaining from alcohol. The same is true for beer and liquor.
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Drinking beer, wine and distilled spirits in moderation is better for health and longevity than is abstaining from alcohol. No red wine is best for the heart and is healthier of the wines.
Great question. The answer is wine. recent studies have just recently shown that by drinking wine on a regular basis will prevent 99.7% of all cancers. If its drunk with beer these benefits will be diminshed to 90.2%