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ELI5: Why are different types of alcohol (vodka, gin, whiskey, tequila, etc.) associated with different moods of intoxication (violent, mellow, happy, crazy, etc.)?

I know alcohol affects everybody in many different ways; my question is about why tequila is associated with wild partying (for example) but gin is not (though you can obviously get just as drunk on gin as you can with tequila).
gpt
It's because of the situations in which you drink them.

Not a lot of people sit quietly at home and sip tequila while reading a nice book - that's more of a thing for wine or brandy, so we associate those with a quiet or a thoughtful drunk.  We drink tequila at parties (or good tequila at a nice dinner or something) so we associate it with the more fun, happy drunk.