bier na wijn geeft venijn in Dutch

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Etymology: Literally, “beer after wine yields venom”. Currently the usage is literal, but originally the proverb is said to have been a metaphor for downwards social mobility (beer being associated with lower socioeconomic class, and wine with wealth). Etymology templates: {{m-g|beer after wine yields venom}} “beer after wine yields venom”, {{lit|beer after wine yields venom}} Literally, “beer after wine yields venom” Head templates: {{head|nl|proverb}} bier na wijn geeft venijn

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"bier na wijn geeft venijn" meaning in Dutch

Proverb