Garima Nayak
Locals traditionally drink local brews like malwa from a communal bucket, using long straws. Not a law, but worth mentioning.
It’s social, it’s cultural, and it’s totally a vibe. “Forget pint glasses—bring a bucket and a squad.”
Bars aren’t allowed to give drink discounts at certain times.
No buy-one-get-one. No 50% off. Just regular prices, all the time.
No drink discounts. Every hour is the same sad price.
Giving alcohol to a moose is actually illegal.
Yes, this law exists because someone tried.
“Leave the moose alone, bro.”
Until the mid-1950s, kids were allowed wine with lunch at school.
Totally normal back then.
“Math, lunch, Merlot—just French things.”
Being drunk while in charge of a cow? Not allowed. The same goes for horses. And steam engines.
“No drunk cowboys, please.”
Drinking alcohol is completely banned under Islamic law.
Caught with it? You could face fines, lashes, or even the death penalty in extreme cases.
“In Iran, one drink can cost you everything.”
In Russia, it’s considered rude to leave a vodka bottle unfinished—especially at a gathering.
It's a mix of culture, pride, and a whole lot of stamina.
“Open bottle = empty bottle. No excuses.”
Can’t drink at home on election day.
Yes, even at home.
“Vote first, drink later.”
In some places, wives can’t have more than one glass.
Because of jealous husbands. Seriously.
“One wine, zero trust.”