Wine — especially red — leaves some people feeling worse than other drinks, partly due to congeners and how quickly glasses add up. A pre/post wine-night routine with a Korean hangover stick like ALDICOM can help you feel better the morning after.
★ Shop ALDICOM on Amazon →- Darker drinks like red wine have more congeners, which some research links to rougher hangovers, though individual sensitivity varies.
- Many take one before dinner and keep a second for before bed; follow the product directions.
Why red wine can feel worse
Darker drinks like red wine contain more congeners, byproducts of fermentation associated with rougher mornings. Slow sipping at dinner also makes it easy to lose track of how much you've had.
A wine-night routine
Hydrate between glasses, eat with your wine, and take a hangover stick before or after the evening. The water-free format means you can use it even at a tasting or a friend's dinner.
Picking a format
For a relaxed dinner, a simple liquid stick is plenty. ALDICOM A is the before-drinking option; V focuses on next-day puffiness if wine leaves you feeling bloated.
FAQ
Does wine cause worse hangovers?
Darker drinks like red wine have more congeners, which some research links to rougher hangovers, though individual sensitivity varies.
When should I take a hangover stick on a wine night?
Many take one before dinner and keep a second for before bed; follow the product directions.