Social Media Ideas for Reading About Drinking

Drinking Quite Well

The Bizarre World of Global Drinking Customs

Drinking Games Have Sure Gotten Creative

From ‘Dry’ to ‘Neat’: A Guide to Every Common Bar Call [Infographic]

Listening to orders while crowding around a busy bar can make it feel like the bar world has its own language. Though there are out-there terms like “make it skate,” even common wo...

Drinking Customs in Merry Olde England

How to break up with WINE, by DR MAX PEMBERTON: I've seen the damage caused by the insidious creep of holiday drinking....

Picture the scene: a terrace somewhere far-flung and warm, the sun going down, a bottle of rosé in an ice bucket and nothing to do the next morning.

How to Keep a Drinking Diary That Gives You Useful Information

A drinking diary can begin with a simple question that memory cannot answer very well.... The post How to Keep a Drinking Diary That Gives You Useful Information appeared first on...

RECOVERY

“First, you take a drink, then the drink takes a drink, then the drink takes you.” &ndas...

I Think I Have A Drinking Solution

How To Stop Drinking On Your Own: A Complete Guide

Wondering whether you can actually pull this off without rehab or a meeting? The answer is yes. Annie Grace walks you through the safety check, the mindset shift, and a real plan t...

I Was Drinking To Cope With An Unhappy Marriage – Jan’s Naked Life

It's funny how alcohol can go from an afterthought to the central idea. Jan saw that happen in her own life, until everything fell apart all at once and drinking seemed like the ea...

What Kind of Drinker Are You?

Are you someone who enjoys a glass or two of wine every evening? Perhaps you rarely drink during the week but look forward to a few glasses of wine at the weekend. Or maybe alcohol...

Report on What India is Drinking

The fourth edition is based on a survey of 155 bars across 18 cities, with participation up 24% from last year, representing bar owners, head bartenders, and beverage leads.

Writing About Alcoholism for Teens in the Book Ban Era, a guest post by Jen Ferguson

Books are like travel in that they reveal other cultures and other ways of thinking. It’s one of the reasons that the attacks against books, especially books by BIPOC, queer and tr...

Why drinks brands need to rethink the rules of drinking

A Sober-Minded Approach to Alcohol

Alcohol is one of God’s most potent gifts. He created it to gladden the heart (Psalm 104:15), to brighten life (Ecclesiastes 10:19), and to heighten celebration on the happiest occ...

Editors’ Picks: New Books, an Underberg Variant, and Oak Flavor by the Drop

From cerebral reading to Espresso Herbtini, here are a few fresh suggestions from our editorial team.

The Great Gin Famine

Oh my days, that gave me a laugh. I have done the same but I measure to what I fancy now, too old to be told off and whether I am going out or not when I never drink and drive, not...

I Tried Sobermaxxing At A Festival. Here's Everything That Got Me Through

Y Food/ Athletic Brewing/ Red BullWhat happens when you wake up hungover the day you’re going to a festival? I’m sure the answer 20 years ago would have been to crack open a drink....

Why Does Drinking Even One Beer Make Me Feel Awful Now?

Lately it feels like nobody’s drinking anymore. Writer Kevin Lincoln investigates his waning tolerance for alcohol—and whether it’s a harbinger for a larger cultural shift.

He Was Still Asking for a Drink After We Restrained Him

A dinner conversation about alcohol took me back to one of the worst flights of my cabin crew yearsContinue reading on Modern Women »

God, booze, and the act of paying attention

'Will and Attention' recounts Meghan O’Gieblyn’s relapse into secret drinking after 11 years of sobriety, as well as her equally clandestine return to religion, which for her prove...

Being Successful But Struggling With Alcohol – Elizabeth’s Naked Life

From the outside, Elizabeth had it all together. Behind the martinis and the hangxiety was a woman living two lives, until one December night changed everything.

Regular drinking could become a thing of the past – here’s why