Matthew Suffidy wrote:

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On May 22, 11:47 am, "JWBH" wrote:
About drinking Wine and Beer one after the other; some years ago I heard
the ditty: Wine after Beer and you'll feel queer, Beer after wine and
you'll feel fine.

But now I'm thinking I may have remembered it wrong and it should be:
Wine then Beer and you'll feel queer, Beer then wine and you'll feel fine.

Which is it please?

In the original German;

Wein auf Bier,
dass rat ich dir.

Bier auf wein,
lass es sein.

Translation: I recommend [drinking] wine after beer. Don't bother
[drinking] beer and then wine.

In article . com, toddlintown wrote:
On May 22, 11:47 am, "JWBH" wrote:
About drinking Wine and Beer one after the other; some years ago I heard
the ditty: Wine after Beer and you'll feel queer, Beer after wine and
you'll feel fine.

But now I'm thinking I may have remembered it wrong and it should be:
Wine then Beer and you'll feel queer, Beer then wine and you'll feel fine.

Which is it please?

In the original German;

Wein auf Bier,
dass rat ich dir.

Bier auf wein,
lass es sein.

Translation: I recommend [drinking] wine after beer. Don't bother
[drinking] beer and then wine.

What if you go beer, wine, beer? But then you should be OK after the next wine ?

greg

"toddlintown" wrote in message
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On May 22, 11:47 am, "JWBH" wrote:
About drinking Wine and Beer one after the other; some years ago I heard
the ditty: Wine after Beer and you'll feel queer, Beer after wine and
you'll feel fine.

But now I'm thinking I may have remembered it wrong and it should be:
Wine then Beer and you'll feel queer, Beer then wine and you'll feel fine.

Which is it please?

In the original German;

Wein auf Bier,
dass rat ich dir.

Bier auf wein,
lass es sein.

Translation: I recommend [drinking] wine after beer. Don't bother
[drinking] beer and then wine.


You might need to work on that translation.

Bob

On Jul 11, 10:02 am, (GregS) wrote:
In article . com, toddlintown wrote:



On May 22, 11:47 am, "JWBH" wrote:
About drinkingWineandBeeroneafterthe other; some years ago I heard
the ditty: WineafterBeerand you'll feel queer,Beerafterwineand
you'll feel fine.

But now I'm thinking I may have remembered it wrong and it should be:
WinethenBeerand you'll feel queer,Beerthenwineand you'll feel fine.

Which is it please?

In the original German;

Wein auf Bier,
dass rat ich dir.

Bier auf wein,
lass es sein.

Translation: I recommend [drinking]wineafterbeer. Don't bother
[drinking]beerand thenwine.

What if you gobeer,wine,beer? But then you should be OKafterthe nextwine?

greg

It's like I always say:
Wine before beer, never fear,
Beer before wine, everything's fine!

Greg White wrote:

It's like I always say:
Wine before beer, never fear,
Beer before wine, everything's fine!

Don't mix your drinks. So whoever came up with that German thing Blue
(Frankenheimer?) which is a mix of Altbier and Coca Cola should be shot. As
for wine and beer there is a saying "Never mix the grain and the grape"
which was fine till someone invented muesli.
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Andy Davison
andy [at] oiyou [dot] ukfsn [dot] org