How many beers do you normally drink per day?

sometimes one, sometimes none , but usually 3 bigboys ( 10%+)

 

Depends how you count beers...

 

Sorry to be vague haha
Tonight I drank 6 beers: One 16oz 8% abv DIPA, two 12oz 4.5% abv adjunct lagers, two 12oz 6.8% abv IPAs and one 12oz 10.5% abv impy stout (which was delicious, BTW).
6 servings of beer. Standard equivalent beers (12oz 5% abv beers) says I drank almost 9 beers.
Depends how you count.
A 12oz can of Bud is a lot different than a bomber of CBS.
Not judging. Just saying that things that are different can't be the same.
Cheers!

 

Zero on most weekdays, a 4x16 over the weekend is average. Cheers.

 

I get it. Just makes it hard to answer the poll for me.
In the normal week...nothing Mon-Wed. One beer on Thurs. And drink what I want (within reason) Fri-Sun.

 

People who aren’t doing the math like this are severely deluding themselves.

 

Seems like there’s been a few threads like this already.

 

TBH, I never gave it much thought.

 

Why is there no option for <1? Some of us do not drink beer every day.

 

Only 1-2 if the wife is asking...

 

I don't drink every day. I usually drink somewhere between 6 and 8 beers a week. Very rarely more than 2 in one day.

 

Santa Claus uses that tactic also.

 

This is pretty close to my consumption… Very rarely drink more than one beer in a day unless I’m at a share, don’t drink every day and average around 4-5 beers a week.

 

From Monday - Thursday and sometimes Friday I don't have a beer during the week. Friday night-Sunday I can have 3-4 per day depending on what's going on or what game is on TV. In the middle of winter and a SNOW DAY where I can actually be home from work...I'll start at Noon and just cruise all day with winter favorites.

 

I drink beer and whisky. I consider a 12 oz. 5% abv beer as “one drink” and a 1.5 oz. pour of 40% abv whisky as “one drink.”

I never have more than 10 “drinks” in a week* and never have more than four drinks in an evening.

*note, I put that rule on hold during this week, actually (the week of Christmas and new years).