Aishwarya S
July 22, 2024
From not drinking on a bicycle, to carrying a liquor licence, there are many rules around booze. Here are some of the more bizarre drinking and alcohol laws around the world that you can follow if you don’t want to end up in the clink:
In Scotland it is illegal to drive a cow when you have had a fair bit of booze or you will be fined a very hefty sum along with a bit of jail time.
Berlin is one of those cities in Germany where you can drink wherever you want in public, out in a park or even on the subway, but you cannot be intoxicated while on your bike.
In France, you can drink absolutely no alcohol in your workplace, unless it is wine or beer! It is perfectly admissible to have a pint at work, so enjoy yourself some frothy goodness.
Anyone who wishes to drink or carry alcohol with them from one place to another within state lines can do so with an alcohol permit in Maharashtra.
In a bid to curb excessive alcohol consumption, Australia has introduced a new drinking law which restricts happy hours in pubs and clubs to only four short hours of cheap drinking.
It’s rather a bummer to go out looking for a drink in Sweden because any beer or spirit with an alcohol content of more than 3.5% needs to be purchased from a government store!