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Old 27-04-2004, 11:02   #11
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Re: binge drinking soars amongst young.....

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Originally Posted by towny
I don't think instilling a good attitude towards drink would aggravate the problem. In England, drinking per se is not part of the culture; getting hammered at the weekend is. The phenomenal growth of alcopops is testament to this.
An example of this is also the fact that "foreign" beers tend to be stronger and have more taste. They are meant to be enjoyed, not used in the "who can down 10 pints the quickest" games of a Friday and a Saturday night. Our variants tend to be much weaker and basically crap marketed to sell to the soft lads (and ladesses!) for the weekend binges.

I even read something that a lager brewer was actually putting a chemical into the brew to give the drinker a hangover in the morning! I mean, what is that all about?
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