GITNUX MARKETDATA REPORT 2024
Statistics About The Least Hangover Alcohol
The least hangover alcohol tends to have lower levels of congeners, such as vodka or gin, compared to darker alcohols like whiskey or red wine.
In this post, we will explore various statistics related to alcohol and hangovers, shedding light on which types of alcohol are more likely to cause hangover symptoms. From the impact of congeners to genetic resistance and alcohol content, these statistics offer valuable insights for those looking to minimize the morning-after effects of drinking. Stay tuned to learn more about the factors that can influence the severity of hangovers based on recent research and surveys.
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"Drinks like Vodka, a clearer and purer form of alcohol, are less likely to cause hangovers due to low congeners."
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"Nearly 77% of people have experienced a hangover after drinking dark-colored alcohol."
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"An estimated 47% of individuals report experiencing a throbbing headache after consuming red wine, making it a high hangover alcohol."
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"In a study, it was found that 34% of people reported a worse hangover after drinking bubbly alcoholic beverages."
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"29% of people reported worse hangovers after drinking cheap liquor as opposed to high-quality, more pure alcohol."
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"Roughly 15% of people are genetically resistant to hangovers, regardless of the type of alcohol consumed."
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"A survey showed that 68% of participants experienced less intensity of hangovers with vodka over whiskey."
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"Tequila, due to being made from agave and not grains, may lead to fewer hangover symptoms than other alcohols, according to some cocktail experts."
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"It is believed by some that gin and tonic is a low hangover drink, with approximately 60% of surveyed bartenders recommending it for those wanting to avoid hangovers."
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"Alcohol with fewer congeners (like white wine and rum) typically results in a less severe hangover, according to 42% of surveyed drinkers."
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"20-25% of people are 'resistant' to hangovers, even after consuming enough alcohol to impair their motor skills."
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"A study showed that beers with a high alcohol content, ranging from 5.5% to 7.2%, were more likely to cause a hangover as compared to those with a lower level."
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"Dark liquors lead to 52% worse hangovers than clear liquors, according to a study."
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"83% of survey respondents claimed they felt less hungover drinking light-coloured liquors over dark-coloured ones."
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"In a study of 1,410 Dutch students, participants suffered less from nausea and vomiting after consuming wine, as compared to spirits."
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"In a survey of American adults, 33% said they experienced fewer hangover symptoms after drinking white wine compared to red wine."
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"About 75% of those who consume alcohol to the point of getting drunk will experience a hangover."
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"A survey by "Alcohol and Alcoholism" found that vodka, which contains almost no congeners, causes fewer hangovers."
Jannik Lindner
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