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overtyped
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beer or wine?
beer takes longer to make but is it better than wine?
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Ninijutsu
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pordle
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Re: beer or wine?
They are two sides of the same coin except for a few things.
Beer = a little more food points, so if you ate but are dropping travel weariness, better to use wine - if you are hungry, go for beer
Beer is harder to section out. Wine can be stored in a wine bottle and so can beer but wine glasses hold about .2 where a beer tankard holds about .4 -- that wine bottle holds around .6 so its even sippings with glasses not tankards.
Beer is easier to store in a barrel because it doesn't turn into vinegar like wine will.
Wine tho can be stored in a bucket if you want and beer can't be, only the wort in a bucket which isn't beer yet.
Basically IMO wine is easier to section out but beer is easier to store. I make and use both for when they seem fitting according to my food.
Beer = a little more food points, so if you ate but are dropping travel weariness, better to use wine - if you are hungry, go for beer
Beer is harder to section out. Wine can be stored in a wine bottle and so can beer but wine glasses hold about .2 where a beer tankard holds about .4 -- that wine bottle holds around .6 so its even sippings with glasses not tankards.
Beer is easier to store in a barrel because it doesn't turn into vinegar like wine will.
Wine tho can be stored in a bucket if you want and beer can't be, only the wort in a bucket which isn't beer yet.
Basically IMO wine is easier to section out but beer is easier to store. I make and use both for when they seem fitting according to my food.
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Garath
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Re: beer or wine?
and if i remember you need glass for wine, and metal for the beer mug, unless that was changed
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burgingham
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Re: beer or wine?
Wine and it is not even close.
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Garath
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Re: beer or wine?
my point is that for the beginning it may be impossible to drink beer. For weissbier you need a metal tankard, for wine you need clay and glass (clay for the kiln, glass for, well, the glasses, and if i remember you can fill a glass from a bucket. Yes you can take 4 bottles, but i'd prefer to take 1 bucket, since it has a much bigger capacity
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Potjeh
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Re: beer or wine?
I prefer beer cause it lets me get a drink without opening cupboards, but yeah, wine is generally better.