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    Lulu & You Wine Bottle Accessories Gift Set
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    Brand: Lulu & YouFeatures: ALL-IN-ONE WINE KIT SET - This wine kit has you covered from opening to storing. Everything you need to pour, enhance and preserve your favorite drink GREAT CHRISTMAS GIFT - wine opener set in the novelty wine bottle shaped box makes this the perfect gift for women or men this Christmas or any special occasion! EASY TO USE & ALWAYS AT HAND - Cut the foil, uncork the wine and pour without spills. After use preserve the taste till next time with a bottle stopper FOR ALL WINE LOVERS AND ENTHUSIAST - Wine opener gift set in an elegant box, just ready to be presented to your friends, family or co-workers HIGH QUALITY & DURABLE MATERIAL - Wine accessories kit made of stainless steel is built to last. Set includes wine opener, foil cutter, pourer, collar and stopper. EAN: 3830070640267Package Dimensions: 9.7 x 2.9 x 2.8 inches

    $ 49.99$ 44.49

You’re either a beer or wine person; it’s rare to see both as they’re surrounded by different social groups. Wine is for the more elegant, while beer is more casual. Both have their advantages and disadvantages, which is why accessories such as stoppers and beer towers are made to make any drinker’s life a little easier.

Beer Vs. Wine

  • Alcohol Level
  • Beer has about 5% alcohol per 12 fl oz, while wine has about 12% alcohol per 5 fl oz. The fluid ounces are different because of how they’re served.

    Beer can be served in a tall highball glass since they get proper aeration during the fermentation process, while wine needs to be served in a wine glass to get enough air for adequate aeration of the flavors.

  • Calories
  • Beer has about 239 kcal per serving, while wine has about 133kcal per serving. The term beer belly is much more common than wine belly because of its popularity. In the United States alone, 67.5 billion beer was consumed, while 4.3 billion bottles of wine were consumed.

  • Hangover
  • Alcoholic drinks contain congeners. Congeners are other substances like methanol, acetone, acetaldehyde, esters, tannins, and aldehydes. These can be toxic to the human body which can cause nausea and headaches.

    Congeners are also known to make up the flavor of the drink. They said the darker the drink, the more congeners it contains, but this also means the worse your hangover. Red wine is darker than regular beer, which means that wine has the worst hangovers.

  • Societal Perception
  • Beer has a casual feel to it. Most American households prefer to drink beer at the end of the day or during celebrations. Beer is more affordable than wine, and you don’t need extra steps to enjoy them.

    Wine has a community of sophisticated and elegant social groups. There are activities such as wine tastings and dinners that are done mainly by the elites. Some people enjoy wine at the end of the day, so it depends on your perception of both beverages.

  • Expenses
  • Wine is much more expensive per bottle than beer, but this depends on how often you buy either drink. One bottle of wine can last someone a month, while six packs of beer may last someone only a week.

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