Interestingly i have actually never suffered a proper hangover. I just wake up a little dehydrated, but i have never puked after waking or had a propper headache for hours.
The only two times i have even puked because of alcohol were when i got alcohol poisoning.
That "paper" he quoted doesn't cover the the effects of tannins in giving you a hangover. Literally read what it says and see he cuts off the quote at "however". Here is the rest of the quote: "however, this is not covered in this review."
A lot of people associate a lot of things to a hangover. 99.9% its just down to hydration. Alcohol dehydrates the body. I've smashed reds in France when I was an exchange there. What hangover? I follow the rule I was taught as an 18yr old, drink a pint of water at the end of a session (or water through it) You'll wake up in the middle of the night to pee. Drink another 1/2pint or pint and carry on sleeping. When you get up, have another 1/2 and your coffee… No hangover whatsoever you get smashed on or mixtures thereof. Eating something at one point through the session also helps…
I find that wines with additives are what give hangovers. Whites with high RS absolutely give you hangovers. Cheap Sparkling wine will give you the worst sinus headache hangover.
Disliked video, reporterd for Spam and Misleading content, wrote a timestamp about product placement and mass advertising per the report, never talked about the 4 wines and immediately went to product advertising near the end of the video, completely misleading audiences. Hope youtube takes down the video and any ad-revenue, and you stick to being an honest content creator.
There are 3 types of wines: Still, sparkling, and fortified and then there are countless styles of wine such as red, whites, rose, orange, sweet, dry, oaked, unoaked, and plenty of grape varieties to go with some of those mentioned above. MLF adds buttery and creaminess to wines you may recognize like a Napa Valley Chardonnay. So when you say 4 types you really mean you are going to explain four styles
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What about sparkling and rosé
Interestingly i have actually never suffered a proper hangover.
I just wake up a little dehydrated, but i have never puked after waking or had a propper headache for hours.
The only two times i have even puked because of alcohol were when i got alcohol poisoning.
This man always tells me i am an alcoholic
You lied, you only talked about white and red wine. Lmao
Cheese generally doesn't go with red wine. You want to match the acidity in the food and wine
That "paper" he quoted doesn't cover the the effects of tannins in giving you a hangover. Literally read what it says and see he cuts off the quote at "however".
Here is the rest of the quote: "however, this is not covered in this review."
A lot of people associate a lot of things to a hangover. 99.9% its just down to hydration. Alcohol dehydrates the body. I've smashed reds in France when I was an exchange there. What hangover? I follow the rule I was taught as an 18yr old, drink a pint of water at the end of a session (or water through it) You'll wake up in the middle of the night to pee. Drink another 1/2pint or pint and carry on sleeping. When you get up, have another 1/2 and your coffee… No hangover whatsoever you get smashed on or mixtures thereof. Eating something at one point through the session also helps…
ain’t no way he just pulled out that dry ass nasty ass Josh wine
The more you know about wine the more you find out, you know nothing about wine , fact!
I find that wines with additives are what give hangovers. Whites with high RS absolutely give you hangovers. Cheap Sparkling wine will give you the worst sinus headache hangover.
Disliked video, reporterd for Spam and Misleading content, wrote a timestamp about product placement and mass advertising per the report, never talked about the 4 wines and immediately went to product advertising near the end of the video, completely misleading audiences. Hope youtube takes down the video and any ad-revenue, and you stick to being an honest content creator.
What evidence is there that tannin contributes to hangovers, etc?
He planned to explain 4 types of Still Wine but he only explained 2
Tannic acid, cranberries 💀
Me day drinking with whisky feeling called out a little 😂😂
Bro just wants to advertise super recovery
Rosé is a blush wine
lol so who tried super recovery?
There are 3 types of wines: Still, sparkling, and fortified and then there are countless styles of wine such as red, whites, rose, orange, sweet, dry, oaked, unoaked, and plenty of grape varieties to go with some of those mentioned above. MLF adds buttery and creaminess to wines you may recognize like a Napa Valley Chardonnay. So when you say 4 types you really mean you are going to explain four styles
Wait no way actually it recovers the flush?????? I actually damn need this
Whip out the Josh