“and when will be having it?”

Too bitter for the sweetest pony

I remember when I was in the military, after the end of a one-month recruit training, I and some bros went to a bar and drank a lot. I drank 2 pint of 10% cocktails and some beers. After that, I stumbled along the way to an MRT station and told my family to pick me up at the terminus LOL.

Wine newbie. Rarity should have gotten her sangria.

@Background Pony #4002
Nah, she just failed to take in account that Flutters isn’t used to drinking wine.

did rarity juste try to poison flutter!!
oh the dramaaaa!!!

@Just Wayne
gotcha, apologies that happened :(

@Just Wayne
Facts.

There are 2 types of adults who drink alcohols:

You can say the same for playing games or anything that can cause addiction. (Games are cheaper and often safer)

@Background Pony #EB04
Once got to enjoy some Buckfast when a friend visited Scotland and brought a couple of bottles as a souvenir. One of the happiest new years eve’s party to date, for me!

She prefers grape soda

@LiquidToast
Was half expecting you were joking, but I was made fun of when I refused to drink once, and I wasn’t even at the right age.

@MostValuedPony
Where in my comment did I call you immature?
You don’t like alcohol? Fine by me and more power to you (TBH I don’t enjoy it all that much either and only drink sparsely — and you’ve seen my tastes in wine above; I also like pale lager and pale ale, and that’s pretty much it).
All I’m saying is that you can’t (and shouldn’t) expect kids to appreciate the stuff properly.

Such a shame Buckfast is still illegal in the US.

I wonder how Father Jack would like Equestria…

Loose juice

@Ereiam
Maturity is required to not taste alcohol to begin with for the risk alone that you could unknowingly be very suspectable to addiction, but also just because it doesn’t taste good, which is openly talked about by people I know who drink all the time. Not to mention, it’s quiet silly to be drinking something that can change you and make you a worse person in multiple different ways depending on how you react to it. I could go on, but you get the point. Don’t call me immature for making a smart informed discission. Unless it makes you feel better about yourself, in which case have fun making objectively unhealthy and un-smart choices. Cheers!

@Background Pony #3544
was being facetious and joking, chill

20 year old port is going to be strong. It’s a long way from grape juice.

@Background Pony #3544
@Just Wayne
Maturity is required to acquire both the taste for alcohol and the impulse control necessary to appreciate it in moderation (some do grow up without developing either one or the other, but that’s a different story).
At any rate, adults are supposed to know better than trying to drink alcohol like you drink juice.

@Background Pony #3544
Yeah, drinking alcohol doesn’t really mean adulthood and maturity.

@LiquidToast
I’d argue that Fluttershy is more of an adult here because she knows what is good for her.

I can drink beer, cider and hard stuff like a fish and only suffer dehydration, but half a bottle of wine, and I’m writhing in agony from migraines. Tannins and I don’t mix.

You and me both (^ w ^)

@Background Pony #73C0
If you think alcohol is expensive, you have never been in a wine producing town store. There is a whole level of trash tier wine they don’t commonly export because it’s not worth it.

I have pleb tastes, so rosé and white wine are the ones I enjoy the most. As for red, anything more tannic than Pinot noir is wasted on me.