Drinking a bit too much beer makes me hungover yet I can drink enough wine to kill a horse and wake up feeling, at worst, mildly dehydrated
Drinking a bit too much beer makes me hungover yet I can drink enough wine to kill a horse and wake up feeling, at worst, mildly dehydrated
The fuck 
maybe french?
God I hope not
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vaxxed?
God I wish, I love wine but the hangovers I get from it are absolutely brutal. I can literally feel the water being sucked from my body when I sip a glass of wine.
This is why vodka with ice and water is the working person’s beverage, imo
Have you tried double fisting wine and cans of fizzy water?
Yea it has never ended well for me historically
I feel you.
Vodka is so expensive here :( like, 5-10x as much as wine per standard drink
I'm the opposite beer for me is like water but wine even a single glass i will have a massive headache 10 minutes later. If i get drunk on wine I'm basically deceased the following day
you may have a sulfite sensitivity, might be worth looking up which wines are lower in sulfites
If you're drinking beers with a higher sugar content like a hefeweizen, it might make you feel worse than like a dry white wine. A sweet red wine makes me feel shitty the next day, between the sugar content and the tannins.
Idk, drink more water between your beers and try changing up what type of beer you drink. I love hefeweizens and the like, so I limit myself to one, maybe two of them a night.
Possibly there is something about the beer that you're reacting to. Like, beer has gluten in it. If you have a sensitivity to gluten you get an inflammatory reaction, and a hangover is a inflammatory response too, so it might just feel like a worse hangover instead of a more obvious gastrointestinal sensitivity.
Also, on the days where you're drinking beer - have you eaten and drank water like you have on the days where you drink wine? Like are you drinking the wine with a big meal? Eating and drinking a lot is the best prevention for a hangover. I get weird ones all the time even like between different types of beer and I've narrowed it down to most likely be poor eating / drinking habits the day I drink. Having food in your belly is just as important as staying hydrated IMO.
Beer is interesting because it's got this other drug in it, hordenine, a stimulant
I like plain vodka and a full glass of water between each shot. Pretty much zero hangover.
This, except I alternate water with zero sugar electrolyte beverage (whichever was cheapest at the time I re-upped, most are basically the same).
I didn’t know about the stimulant in beer, that’s fascinating
Aside from a monstrous hangover I got from drinking a half a bottle of Thunderbird fortified wine, I have never gotten hungover
I don't even think it's genetic or anything because I have the tolerance of a person half my size
Two beers will get me tore up
When I was younger I thought being able to drink a lot was a good thing.
Turns out, consuming more of the poison that destroys your guts and liver to get into the desired state of mind is actually bad.
On the other hand, I'm usually the one getting drunk people home safely, so thats nice.
AFAIK, Beer is a diuretic so it makes you pee more water than wine does.
Alcohol in general is a diuretic, nothing special about beer
1 drink and im sweating like a pig
its always been this way i think its some kind of medical condition
Alcohol is basically poison and there's a lot of variation among humans globally as to how well our bodies metabolize it.
Example: the "Asian flush" is real, a large minority of people of East Asian descent have a less effective variant of a protein involved in metabolizing alcohol so drinks make affected people feel warm, uncomfortable, even flushed pretty quickly.
You might have something like this as well.
yeah im jealous of that
Same, wine gives me the worst. Well, except that one time I tried southern comfort. Whiskey with a bunch of added sugar is a nightmare combo.