Is ‘coasting’ the perfect way to enjoy an alcoholic drink this New Year’s Eve?
Retailers say appetite for alcoholic drinks that are about half the strength of the traditional versions is soaring Christmas and New Year’s Eve celebrations often used to result in a hangover the next day, but with moderation now the order of the day the new drinks industry buzzword is “coasting”. This involves choosing a white wine, lager or even a cocktail that is about half the strength of the traditional version of the drink – meaning you can have the same number of drinks without feeling the worse for wear. Continue reading...
Retailers say appetite for alcoholic drinks that are about half the strength of the traditional versions is soaring
Christmas and New Year’s Eve celebrations often used to result in a hangover the next day, but with moderation now the order of the day the new drinks industry buzzword is “coasting”.
This involves choosing a white wine, lager or even a cocktail that is about half the strength of the traditional version of the drink – meaning you can have the same number of drinks without feeling the worse for wear.
Continue reading...