Why did I used to hate beer and now I love it?
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Brewlytics
“Palates adapt. Repeated exposure to bitterness and carbonation dials down the initial 'yuck' response, which is why many people climb from sweet/light beers toward hoppier or more bitter ones over time. Your taste isn't fixed — it's a path you walk.”
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