Do guys prefer a woman who drinks beer?

Question

I like red wine, but does that label me as high maintenace? Do guys judge a woman by what she drinks, or not?

Answer 1

Someone who knows how to have a good time not someone who's a drunk.

Answer 2

Yes, because drunk girls are a lot easier.

Answer 3

Why you gotta do this now?  ;-)  I've had few too many Coronas last night.  Probably should've taken it easy on that Tequila too....

Answer 4

what's the difference between woman with alcohol and man with alcohol?

Answer 5

I like a woman with good taste. I also prefer wine to beer.

But I really dont give a d**n of what she likes to drink or not. As long as is not repulsive kissing her. Everything is fine.

Answer 6

To a certain extent, yes we do.

I like a simple woman. Fancy mixed drinks or expensive liquors just indicate to me how specific she wants everything in her life to be, including her men and what she demands from them.

I like wine too, and I like fine microbrewed beers. But I'm not going to whine and complain if they aren't available, and my woman had better not either.

Really, it's about how picky you are that labels you as high maintenance, if you won't drink anything else but "the best", and nothing less will do. That is a turn off.

Answer 7

i  don't like women do that.

Answer 8

I've seen some guys say that. They seem to think it makes her more laidback. I'm a rye person myself.

Answer 9

Yes they probably do. They got most everything else wrong (just kidding) I've worked in a bar for better than 15 years. If a guy is attracted to you it doesn't matter what you drink. If you are high maintanance and you really like someone who's not paying attention to you, buy them a drink.

Answer 10

Nope, it makes no difference.  Though personally, I'd perfer if the woman I'm with does not perfer beer, because I hate the smell and the taste of it.  So if she's drinking beer, I'm not kissing her until she's had about a dozen breath mints.

And red wine?  Oooooooooooo... especially the dry ones.  There's nothing cooler than being able to share a bottle of wine with a woman at dinner.  The classyness that we tend to associate with wine, to me, means that it sort of brings us closer together if we can enjoy the same bottle.

There is a definite association with wine drinking and a woman being high-maintenance, though, but its just a prejudicial view if you ask me.