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  • Don’t Abuse Alcohol on New Years Eve

    This new year’s eve is going to be the hottest we’ve seen in 5 years and authorities are warning revellers to celebrate responsibly.

    Police have issued a warning to revellers to be responsible when drinking and to drink alot of water as temperatures are expected to soar.

    They have also warned that anyone who gets out of control will be locked up in a cell.

    Ballarat police have reminded party-goers to plan their transport home ahead of time and avoid drink driving. Also be responsible for your friends and respect other party goers.

    Source: http://www.thecourier.com.au/story/3617500/sweltering-new-years-a-cause-for-concern/

  • Forget About Its Strange Name and Give This A Try

    The name of this drink conjures up the idea of a bitter, awful tasting liquid in my head, but despite the name this drink is delicious. Ignore its medicine-look and give it a try today, even if it doesn’t have the same healing properties as the name (and appearance) eludes to…

    Ingredients needed:

    • 60ml. blended scotch 
    • 22ml. lemon juice
    • 22ml honey syrup 
    • 3 slices of fresh ginger
    • 7.5ml Isay Single malt scotch or similar

    Method:

    1. Muddle ginger in shaker
    2. Add blended Scotch, lemon, and syrup and shake with ice
    3. Strain into an ice filled old fashioned
    4. Float Islay Scotch on top

    Source: http://www.tuxedono2.com/penicillin-cocktail-recipe

     

  • “How to drink” Campaign a Success

    ALSA president, Guiseppe Minissale speaking at the opening of the ALSA Conference in Darwin congratulated DrinkWise for a successful campaign, dubbed ‘How to Drink Properly’.

    The campaign was named the Best Marketing Innovation at the BRW Most Innovative Companies Awards.

    Minissale congratulated DrinkWise CEO John Scott on the campaign as well as the work done to promote safe drinking. Read more about the campaign here.

  • What Happens When You Have a Drink After a Work Out

    Although it has become common to have a beer or glass of wine after a work out, is it good for you?

    According to experts it is important to stay hydrated after a work out, but drinking water is best.

    Jakob Vingren, PhD, an associate professor of kinesiology and biology at the University of Texas having 1 drink after a workout is fine, it shouldn’t have too much of a negative effect but 3 or more drinks may have a negative effect on your workouts.

    Dr Vingren says drinking could make you feel fatigued faster during your next workout and it can reduce your protein synthesis, which could slow the process of muscle regrowth.

    To find out more visit Fox News.