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well its usually high alcohol content IPAs
at least it's good beer, that is usually my problem. Three or four craft beers, all good. Three or four piss water beers, feel like ####. Maybe go with something more in the 5-6% range and see if that helps.
I don't drink IPAs because of this. Last hangover I had was off four pints of Bell's Two Hearted Ale over the course of a few hours.
The hangovers get worse and worse as you get older (unless you decide to get in really good shape and only drink occasionally). If they're a big problem now, they're likely not going to get any better. It's also a personal thing, this hangover business, as jamny points out. Somebody also mentioned hangover anxiety, which can really mess up your life. It's a very real thing, and something to watch out for. That's when you wind up in bad situations or doing the old hair of the dog trick. If that -- or any other mental aspect of hangovers -- becomes a life issue, I'd do what the poster suggested, and quit drinking altogether, which is a lot harder than it sounds, no doubt.
This is true. The summer ales I've been drinking are usually lower alcohol content. Plus, it's throughout the day, not just from 6 or 7pm on.
Complete opposite for me. I can drink a dozen Bud Lights and be fine the next day. Drink 7-8 craft, hoppy beers and I get a terrible headache.
Same. I'm a beer snob. But I can't take more than two 20-oz craft IPAs else I'll wake up with a hangover. For the most part, I only partake in those occasionally and my go-to beer now at home is PBR.
Wrong, but it's no better than water. Water (hydration) can help prevent a hangover.
All of this.
