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Published 20:20 2 Jul 2016 BST
Updated 20:20 2 Jul 2016 BST

The study found that light, Disney-style music correlated to the participants perceiving their drink as lighter and sweeter, whereas deep bass caused them to think of the very same beer as more bitter.
It also found that when the participants listened to music they found pleasant, this enjoyment transferred over into their experience of the beer.
"The results demonstrate that soundtracks that had been specially developed to evoke a specific taste can effectively be used in order to influence the participants' beer tasting experience," the researchers said, according to the report.
This might be why a pint of beer in your quiet pub or at home on a Friday might end up tasting better than a bottle of beer you pick up in a nightclub.
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