Why Do Most People Love Beers?



Murphy earned her Wine, Spirits and Education Trust Advanced Award…
It is funny how certain drinks when we taste them the first time, they taste bitter, for example, coffee, whiskey and, to a greater extent, beer.
Many people love beer because they mentally associate it with pleasant feelings and moments of leisure. When having a beer, with the little alcohol it has, it disinhibits us and helps us socialize. The beer in our brain is associated with that time of leisure, of friendship. An icy beer is associated with quenching your thirst when the weather is hot, which gives it a reinforcing character.

Another factor that weighs heavily on our love of beer is the cultural factor. It is a drink that, in many cultures, is very well regarded and is one of the most demanded in social and rest moments. That is, many people learned it from their parents and in their environment of friends and work. The first day you ordered a beer, you probably didn’t like it. But it was more that feeling accepted in the group or its freshness hides the slightly bitter taste.
Beer is considered a healthy drink if it is drunk in not excessive amounts.
Beer has become a known and popular product throughout the world, making marketing and fashion take over. Beer can be found easily, and it does not contain much alcohol like other alcoholic drinks, which is usually cheaper than cocktails, beverages and even some soft drinks.
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Murphy earned her Wine, Spirits and Education Trust Advanced Award four years ago and established her brand, Matter Of Wine (MOW), to make fun, systematic wine education available to everyone. Since then, she has served as a Wine Educator for clients like Google, Buzzfeed, Tiktok, Snapchat, and Equinox and been featured on National Geographic, The Somm Journal, and wikiHow. MOW offers private tasting workshops led by sommeliers, in addition to hosting wine-centric events including Sip & Sails and Wine & Watercolors. Interested in learning more about wine or pairing food and wine? Email murphy@matterofwine.com about private in-home or in-office wine tasting workshops. Learn more about Matter Of Wine's private sommelier services by visiting Matter Of Wine's website.