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'''Beer''' is a beverage that functions as a [[drug]]. It provides some [[recreation]], and inebriates the user. The more intoxicated a pawn is, the greater their [[mood]], but the worse it is for health and performance. In addition to its intoxicating effects, beer is considered [[food]], as it gives a small amount of [[nutrition]].
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'''Beer''' is a beverage product that provides a small amount of [[nutrition]] and [[recreation]], as well as inebriating the user providing a mix of bonuses and maluses based on how intoxicated the pawn becomes. While not very nutritionally effective, its main use is to improve a colonist's [[mood]] to prevent mental breaks. However, overuse may lead to inebriation and possible alcohol addiction. The default drug policy setting is both for addicted and for joy.
  
 
It can also be used as a somewhat ineffectual [[Weapons#Base melee stats|melee weapon]], doing less {{DPS}} than a [[club]] or even a lump of [[wood]], but still more than a normal [[human]] fist. Conveniently, the beer is not lost after using it as a weapon.
 
It can also be used as a somewhat ineffectual [[Weapons#Base melee stats|melee weapon]], doing less {{DPS}} than a [[club]] or even a lump of [[wood]], but still more than a normal [[human]] fist. Conveniently, the beer is not lost after using it as a weapon.

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