Do you drink wine every night?

[Anonymous]

Fu@& yeah bitches!

[Anonymous]

No. Used too 1-2 but it made me feel sick and fat. It is all sugar and a poison to liver. Now 1-3 night a week 1 gl. Occasionally 2 true glasses (not full glass

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No. Because I'm not a functioning alcoholic.

Don’t go to Europe.

But we aren't talking about Europe... are we?

[Anonymous]

Is it true more people have stopped drinking wine? Why?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Is it true more people have stopped drinking wine? Why?

Maybe the judgy poster on this thread finally got their message across the globe

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Is it true more people have stopped drinking wine? Why?

All alcohol sales including wine are in a free fall. Boozing regularly is boomer coded. Nobody under 40 or 50 thinks drinking good wine makes you "sophisticated". It's actually pretty cringe.

[Anonymous]

This is called alcoholism. And typically it’s due to depression and escapism. You’re boozing nightly to blunt the pain and run away from something. You’re not going to find a friend or solution at the bottom of that wine bottle.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is it true more people have stopped drinking wine? Why?

All alcohol sales including wine are in a free fall. Boozing regularly is boomer coded. Nobody under 40 or 50 thinks drinking good wine makes you "sophisticated". It's actually pretty cringe.

What is it that isn't cringe?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This is called alcoholism. And typically it’s due to depression and escapism. You’re boozing nightly to blunt the pain and run away from something. You’re not going to find a friend or solution at the bottom of that wine bottle.

Sometimes people do find friends through drinking (in moderation). Does it have to be all or nothing like the younger crowd suggests?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How many glasses? 1? 2?

NO! Not this again. I may drink a glass of wine 3 times a year.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is it true more people have stopped drinking wine? Why?

All alcohol sales including wine are in a free fall. Boozing regularly is boomer coded. Nobody under 40 or 50 thinks drinking good wine makes you "sophisticated". It's actually pretty cringe.

So instead they take pills?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is it true more people have stopped drinking wine? Why?

All alcohol sales including wine are in a free fall. Boozing regularly is boomer coded. Nobody under 40 or 50 thinks drinking good wine makes you "sophisticated". It's actually pretty cringe.

Honestly they probably can't afford it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is it true more people have stopped drinking wine? Why?

All alcohol sales including wine are in a free fall. Boozing regularly is boomer coded. Nobody under 40 or 50 thinks drinking good wine makes you "sophisticated". It's actually pretty cringe.

Honestly they probably can't afford it.

Cheap beer ?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is it true more people have stopped drinking wine? Why?

All alcohol sales including wine are in a free fall. Boozing regularly is boomer coded. Nobody under 40 or 50 thinks drinking good wine makes you "sophisticated". It's actually pretty cringe.

GLP-1 use must be affected alcohol sales.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is it true more people have stopped drinking wine? Why?

All alcohol sales including wine are in a free fall. Boozing regularly is boomer coded. Nobody under 40 or 50 thinks drinking good wine makes you "sophisticated". It's actually pretty cringe.

GLP-1 use must be affected alcohol sales.

*affecting