Whether you like your mulled wine with apples, raisins or just various spices, this spicy concoction isn’t just for those trying to warm up during the icy European winters. You can even make it at home as many European households do.
While the Irish are well known for popular alcoholic brands such as Baileys, Jameson and Grants let’s see how they react to this old, Christmas favourite.
Here’s a cool New Year’s cocktail to serve for brunch or whenever, they’re delicious no matter the time of day. They’ve even been rumoured to help as a hangover cure.
Don’t let your New Year’s celebrations get out of hand or it may be the last one you’ll see. While food, drinking and fun in the sun are Australian traditions around this time of year, we don’t need to use it as an excuse to indulge too much, especially in alcohol.
Let’s keep in mind the dangers of excessive drinking, psychologist and public health expert Dr Bosco Rowland said.
It’s important to know how much is safe to drink. Healthy men and women are advised not to drink more than 2 standard drinks in a day.
Dr Rowland warned that if a person drinks less than that, he or she reduces their probability of alcohol related diseases such as cancer to one in 100.
Drinking a maximum of 4 standard drinks in one occasion reduces the risk of alcohol-related injury to one in 100.
A standard drink consists of 10 grams of alcohol, but the size will vary depending on what you’re drinking.
Find out more http://www.abc.net.au/news/health/2016-12-23/your-guide-to-drinking-responsibly-during-the-silly-season/8145464
New Year’s eve parties are all about the cocktails and if you’re planning on hosting your own, here are 4 cocktails you just have to try. These are perfect champagne based cocktails to start of the year of right, just remember to drink them in moderation – just because they taste so awesome, doesn’t mean you should overdo it, even if it is New Year’s Eve.
If you’re looking to get ahead in 2017 here’s some advice on how to make your hospitality business prosper.
Whether you’re a pub owner, restauranteur or bar owner, you’ll want to watch this video.
Here’s another cool Buzzfeed video of Irish people taste testing French alcohol. Although they’re not usually known for being wine conisseurs but are more well known for their love of Guinness and beer, let’s see how this taste test goes.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PbGh14pLmy8
Boba or bubble tea has become popular not just in Asia but around the world. Now alcoholic boba has arrived and people are loving it. Not only do they look great, they come in some really cool flavours,
The Irish are serious about their alcohol, which is what makes this Buzzfeed video so interesting.
Irish people are given non-alcoholic beers, ciders, wine and cocktails – do you think they can tell there’s no alcohol?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kX0Gob8jzTY
Wine lovers tend to take their wines very seriously, so what would happen if they got pranked with fake wine? In this video we find out.
Wine conniseours are given fake wine, let’s see how they react, will they even be able to tell the difference?