Is getting drunk from Wine a different drunk feeling??!
How much would it take to feel a buzzz??? (for a lightweight)
Answers: than beer or vodka???
How much would it take to feel a buzzz??? (for a lightweight)
I defiantly disagree with the lot of you. Wine drunk is very different. At least as far as I'm concerned... The buzz is a much different feeling. Booze effects everyone differently. There's only one way to fine out how it will effect you...
No it's not...alcohol is alcohol...drunk is drunk...for a lightweight person i think it would only take a few glasses of wine....sometimes more.....i would guess about 4 glasses to be drunk!
I personally cannot answer this question since I'm 20, but I've heard from friends ;-) that you get drunk faster, though the feelings the same...this is because the wine is higher in alcohol content then most beers, however some vodka's are higher then wine. If you were a lightweight, depending on your weight, if you were heavy set, then it would take a lot more glasses to get you drunk, but I would say 2 glasses and your pretty much buzzed and close to drunk
No. Drunk is drunk. You don't get drunk as fast drinking wine as you would vodka and I get a buzz after one glass.
me and my lightweight girlfriends find wine has a different buzz to it (more foggy-headed and pronounced than what we feel after vodka-tonics) and we get drunk waaaaaaaaaaay faster ... if i (or the other three girls I am talking about) haven't had a substantial meal, I can feel it after the first glass ...
on a normal 4+hour party night, I can handle 4-6 vodka tonics (often more) and a couple shots of jager or lemon drops, etc. ... same kind of night out, i am waaaay done after 3 glasses of wine ... 4 or 5 and i will probably throw up (ya, not really probably - highly likely - found out the hard way) ...
not positive of the mechanisms, but metabolism and stuff is involved ... any time you change the way you deliver alcohol into your system - amounts of caffeine, sugar, water, etc. in the drink - you should always take it slow to see how your body reacts to it ...
hope this helps! have fun!
the drunkenness is the same alcohol is alcohol but you may feel different as vodka is probably going to get you drunk much faster than wine and wine will probably get you drunk faster than beer.
There's also the fact that wine and beer have a lot more volume and that in general will make you feel different but the drunkenness is the same. For example if you drink 6 beers that's 3 liters of liquid. Mixed drinks have tons of sugar and such generally all these things will contribute to how you feel. Drunk is drunk though it's all the same.
Red wine is a mellow buzz, where as drinking Tequila makes you more hyper. So yes, wine is a different kind of buzz.
The problem with the "drunk" varies. While alcohol (ethanol) is the same, some people have reactions to different adjuncts (various things added for clarity and flavor) there are also varying amounts of by-products that are present from the fermentation process.
For wine there tends to be a lot of adjuncts for fermentation (sulfas are one) and some people have allergic reactions to those.
Wine also tends to have a higher sugar content before and after fermentation (the yeast cannot convert it all because the alcohol content is too high for them to survive) these residual sugars tend to have an "After affect" on the causing "hangovers"
As for the drunk itself there are many factors that play into the feeling and depending on your tolerance level and reactions to the adjuncts and tannic acid in the beverage itself. Each person may have a different reaction.
After a night of drinking wine I don't feel "goofy" like I do when drinking beer or mized drinks. I don't like wine, but if that's what's at the party, then drink on. The drunk is different, buy not to the point that it's really noticible.
It's why they write lyrics like "I'm wine drunk and running".....Of course it's different!
good wine is about 12% its more of a question of quanity than type.