Why do i always feel like saying "ahhhh" after i drink my first beer?

Question

Is there a reason? I think most people do it to some degree or another, so I wondered if anyone has any ideas.

Answer 1

I think its a culturally learned reaction.

Answer 2

You know you can relax now and drink. And beer is a nice cold refreshing beverage.

I don't have to work today. Sounds like a good idea!

Answer 3

I believe most of us do that. It's probably similar to the way people make that "mmm" noise when they first taste something delicious. Or when someone who has been standing all day, finally sits in a chair and makes that "ohhh/oooo" noise.

Answer 4

It's like after getthing (or giving?) that first thrust. Instinctual. Unconditioned response. Paired with relaxation, pleasure, uninhibited times...Yum..Now I want one (not a beer).

Answer 5

I always raise the first glass of the evening and say 'cheers' even if I'm drinking alone. I think it's good we have these little rituals ha ha x

Answer 6

the bubbles of your drink reach your throat, sends a signal to your brain telling you to open your mouth and because its so refreshing u make that sound.

i don't know. but when i've tasted something i love i sometimes make a noise

Answer 7

i think its natural cos every1 i know who drinks beer does it
i think its cos ur lavered and need a good pint mebe u just need more alcohol

Answer 8

Alcohol is mildly addictive so your giving your taste spuds their fix after an absence of it.

Answer 9

a sense of relief!!!!!!...my 4 year old does it after his drink of milk so not specific to beer...in his case.....

Answer 10

don't just feel like it, let it out!! show the world your beer appreciation.