beer is way less likely to give you a proper hangover.
hard liquor and wine are sold in container sizes that make it a lot easier to abuse. Once you're out of beer the inconvenience/embarrassment of going to the liquor store can be enough of a deterrent to get you to call it a night, where as with wine or whisky it way easier to go "just one more glass" till you black out.
beer is good for maintaining a steady buzz that's easy to sober up from fast, you can easily gauge how much you've drank and how tipsy that will get you. Wine and liquor tend to sneak up on you and once you're drunk you're drunk.
way easier to get away with drinking them in public.
once you've had enough of a certain wine or a kind of liquor it just all tastes the same, the more dramatic differences of different styles of beer can prevent taste fatigue.
beer is way less likely to give you a proper hangover.
hard liquor and wine are sold in container sizes that make it a lot easier to abuse. Once you're out of beer the inconvenience/embarrassment of going to the liquor store can be enough of a deterrent to get you to call it a night, where as with wine or whisky it way easier to go "just one more glass" till you black out.
beer is good for maintaining a steady buzz that's easy to sober up from fast, you can easily gauge how much you've drank and how tipsy that will get you. Wine and liquor tend to sneak up on you and once you're drunk you're drunk.
way easier to get away with drinking them in public.
once you've had enough of a certain wine or a kind of liquor it just all tastes the same, the more dramatic differences of different styles of beer can prevent taste fatigue.
All valid points