What are the difference between beer vodka and whisky?

Answer 1

Where Beer usually contains around 6% Alcohol (Less for Light beer, more for specialty beers), Liquor typically contains around 40-50% Alcohol. Liquor can be much more dangerous and if not imbibed responsibly or mixed with various non alcoholic beverages.

Answer 2

Unless contraindicated by pregnancy, Alcoholism or other reason, consuming beer, wine and liquor (distilled spirits) all contribute to better health and greater longevity.

it is better to not drink none but if i had to chose one it would be beer!!! it is better to drink wine......... people in France let there kids drink it to celibrate!!!

Better in what sense? They all contain calories and alcohol. A typical beer, a glass of wine and a alcoholic drink all contain about the same amount of alcohol, so there is no real difference in that respect. Beer tends to have a lower percentage of alcohol then wine or a straight 'shot' of whiskey, and from that respect it takes longer to absorb into the system.

Answer 3

Beer compared to spirits (which vodka and whisky/whiskey) is not distilled. Whisk(e)y can be made with one or a number of of grains, and after distillation, is aged for a certain number of years.

Answer 4

beer is made from grains, wine is made from fruit and veg ( mainly grapes)to make alcohol. but their are many more reasons for the difference due to types of yeast