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>> Keystone: The ultimate college beer: It’s cheap, watery and has a specially lined can.

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>> Sake: Power hour just got more fun. This rice wine is an easy to drink, tasty alternative to cheap beer. Hovering around 10 to 20 percent alcohol content, it is also one of the only alcohols that can be enjoyed hot or cold.

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>> Budweiser: A staple of American brewing, this classic beer is the perfect accessory at any barbecue.

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>> Shiraz: Exported mainly from Australia, this medium-bodied wine features a subtle spiciness that can stand its own against any meal. Also look for the equally common and less expensive Shiraz/Cabernet blend.

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>> Chardonnay: One of the most popular wines in the world, it features a clean taste with hints of oak and cherry.

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>> Samuel Adams Pale Ale: A Boston brew that has a light color but is rich in sweet flavors. This beer can be as versatile as needed, in addition to providing a nice transition for wine lovers.

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>> Merlot: This wine saw a surge of popularity in the United States after it was declared that drinking a glass of red wine a day is beneficial to your health. Because of its simple body and intriguing aromas, most beginners start here.

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>> Boulevard Unfiltered Wheat: Wheat beer is one of the most praised types of beer in the world because of its ability to provide great flavor as well as diversity. Although it may not provide the health benefits of a red wine, Boulevard is simply a must-try beer. It is commonly served with a twist of lime or orange.