Is it ok not not like beer?

it's a sin to not drink beer lol

I'm not a big beer fan either. However on a really hot day, an ice cold beer can be pretty good.

Lol, you may want to see a doctor. haha. I'm not really a beer man, Bourbon is more my style. On the rocks like James Bond =P

I have a real hard time drinking more than one beer at a time. But Margaritas and shots of JD are a different story!

Never drank as a teenager, had my first beer at 18, hated it.. same for other booze. never drank beer since.
I don't really like anything with alcohol in it, period. Just as well really IMO.

Because of this, I don't need much to loosen up at a party. A shot or two is enough, and I hardly have time to notice the taste with those.

"Is it ok not not like beer?"

Huh?

When I was in the Marines I hated beer (which seemed kind of strange to most of those around me), but over time I acquired a taste for both wine and beer. You have to force yourself to try different things and over time you may actually learn to enjoy them.

I love beer! One of the best drink ever made...

Steven Wagenheim is right. You wouldn't like it over night. It is also a process and a choice at the same time.

Is it ok not not like beer?
Drink more beer you'll be more intelligent..

I don't understand the question... :confused:

Sure its ok!!!

And it's also ok not to like bikinis and Swedish blondes.

No need to ask for professional help....

:p

Beer, and I think most alcoholic drinks is an acquired taste.
Not sure why Steve thinks no one will admit it.

I didn't really start liking the taste of beer until I was 17 or 18.
Now I drink beer because 1. I like it and 2. soda is just too sweet.

Lost my taste for hard liquor one night when I was 25. Damn near killed myself with a fifth of bourbon. Was sick for 3 days and couldn't stand the smell of bourbon for 2 years.
Now, I'll get shot of Captain Morgan now and again. But absolutely hate to get drunk.

Oh, it is OK to not like beer.

The very reason you will never see me drink whiskey no matter how it is mixed. Haven't touched it since I was 15. Mom and Dad went away and I decided to play.
Mom always considered it the easiest lesson I ever learned, no teachings necessary on the parent's part.

I don't like beer. I had two on a very hot day last summer and if you'd told .99999% of the people I know that, they would call you a liar. I had only the equivalent of one or two full beers the whole year and a half I was in Germany - tasted most just to have the experience, but never found one I liked.

If I am going to drink at all (drank one heck of a lot in college) I will have a Mike's hard lemonade, asti, or a baileys/christian brothers/coffee if it's cold out. Might as well drink something with a flavor you actually like if you're going to drink, and for me, that's not beer.

I'm not a beer or wine drinker - just don't like the flavor and much prefer a mixed drink myself. But I don't drink that often, probably had one mixed drink within the last 7yrs. I always tell my friends that I much prefer to watch them drink so I can make fun of them the next day

You are better off without drinking.
BY THE WAY, have you tried...? Oh, never mind. :p

It's really ok. One thing for sure is you are healthy. Just don't mind what your peers sat if your not drinking beer.

I stop eating beer when I star to have big beer gut.
I think stop drinking is good for anyone's health.

It's okay to not like beer as long as you not not like it in moderation. =)

I don't drink beer/wine/rum or whatever... because the human body is not designed to take in alcohol.

No, of course not. You`re not alone.
Many people simply do not enjoy any kind of alcohol.

I succeed to (partially) convert one of my friends with Sangria (fruit based wine punch).
Still, my "list" is too short to track conversion rate of my secret recipe approach

How old are you? I hated ber when i first tried it at 14, I forced down one and couldn't stomach to take a sip of a second one. It wasn't until I was in my early twenties that I came to think the taste was ok, come to think of it, it tastes gross, I just like the way it makes me feel. Its not supposed to taste good, it is poison.

I'm starting to drink a glass of red wine each day. I still don't like it really, but I saw on the Science channel that it's good for you, so ... gulp... yuck.. I take my medicine. WineBuddy would be upset with me for not enjoying it.

I can't stand the taste of beer either. I've also had friends drag me around to micro-breweries saying, "I know you don't like beer, but you'll LOVE this..."

I've hated everything they've put in front of me.

Now that I think about it, I'm guessing it's probably their way of getting a free beer. They tell me I'll "love" this, that or the other beer. I buy it. I take one sip. I decide it's disgusting... and then I slide it over to my friends so they can finish it.

Hmmm...

Cheers,
Becky

p.s. I do love wine coolers though. And Bailey's Irish Cream. Mike's Hard Lemonade is pretty good. Basically, I like things that don't taste to "alcoholy."

Alcohol probably is an acquired taste, but I was far too young when I acquired my taste for it to remember. The first recorded instance of me being drunk was when I was less than a year old and my mum found me slightly trollied in my cot and realised that my dad had been giving me a few generous slugs of his beer. Babies' gripe water still contained alcohol in those days, and whenever my dad returned home from the pub feeling the need for 'just one more', he'd help himself to my gripe water and then kindly return the favour the next time he came home with a bottle of beer.

My mum immediately put a stop to all that, and a few lean years followed before I got any more beer. I'd matured considerably, and was five by this time While my dad was out at the pub one night, some kind of trouble arose which I don't remember much about beyond my terrified mum piling furniture up against the front door and shoving me and my sisters into a back bedroom, but afterwards my dad vowed he'd never leave us alone again to go out drinking - he'd brew his own beer instead. Which he did, eighty pints a week (more at Christmas and for family weddings etc) until he died twenty-five years later.

Most of my best childhood memories involve family and friends sitting around the front room getting merry and singing their hearts out. No-one was allowed to touch the stuff until after seven thirty or whenever my dad had done all his driving for the day, whichever came sooner, but once 'opening time' had passed, even as kids we were allowed to drink it pretty much like other kids were allowed to drink lemonade. This despite the fact that it was the stuff of legend, had a kick like a cart horse and could quite easily give the most hardened drinker the hangover from hell.

We all learnt from an early age just how far we could go with it (give or take the odd over-indulgence when we were teenagers ) and even today none of us drink excessively or even particularly often compared to what many people seem to see as the norm. My husband's upbringing was entirely different to mine - his mother was so strict with alcohol that she'd mark the labels with the content level of every bottle of booze in the house, thereby elevating it from the status of something reasonably mundane to that of forbidden treasure. These days, my husband's a recovering alcoholic.

Although I do very much like my beer, it's perfectly normal not to. If you believe the media, there is not a woman on the planet who doesn't like chocolate. This one begs to differ, and is losing no sleep over letting the side down

is is ok not to like beer!?your not alone I'd rather drink a lot of juice or coffee

I have analyzed these posts and discovered the answer.
Acquired taste.... First acquire then taste.

Beer drinking is like any other professional sport....you need a good coach and ...practice....practice....practice...