Sentences with phrase «cheap booze»

A small cut in duty on beer - offset by higher taxation of alcopops -(among other measures) is unlikely to compensate for the effect of cheap booze sold by supermarkets.

Add a little cheap booze, let it sit for a couple of months, and you're in business.

You can't mask bad or cheap booze no matter how cold you make it, so don't use a bottom - of - the - barrel bottle and expect to come up with something worth sipping.

Professor Nick Sheron, from the University of Southampton, comments: «Setting a Minimum Unit Price for alcohol is an almost perfect alcohol policy because it targets cheap booze bought by very heavy drinkers and leaves moderate drinkers completely unaffected.

And forget cheap booze / spirits — it's all about the top shelf!!

The dissolution of the family business takes a toll on everyone: mother Soyoung (Haerry Kim), picks up a low - paying job as a waitress, while father Jin (Youn Ho Cho), sits at home alternately begging for work over the phone and drowning himself in cheap booze.

He's the proprietor of the Honeydripper Lounge, a juke joint which flourished during its heyday by selling cheap booze while catering to the tastes of a clientele which appreciated the blues.

Riga's cheap prices, super cheap booze, bustling nightlife, and beautiful scenery (both architecture and people) make it an ideal location for budget travelers... except that it's located away from the normal budget traveler's trail.

Down the street from Phillips de Pury and across the street from Chelsea Market, Passerby was a bar you could hang out in after getting yelled at by your gallery owner all day, down some fairly cheap booze (for the Chelsea / Meatpacking area) and dance your heart out on the world's smallest dance floor.

Hotels here cater to spring breakers, hard partiers, young couples and rowdy groups with night - long parties, loud entertainment, cheap booze and all - inclusive plans.

MUP affects the cheapest booze and the heaviest drinkers — it is the fairest and most effective way to tackle problem drinking in the UK.

They found that patients with alcohol related cirrhosis were drinking on average the equivalent of four bottles of vodka each week, and were buying the cheapest booze they could find, paying around 33p per unit, irrespective of their income.

It's dark, you can't have a proper conversation and that cheap booze has definitely given you beer goggles.

A decade ago, California residents — gringo and Latino alike — would day - trip down to Rosarito and Tijuana in search of good fish tacos and cheap booze, as well as illicit pleasures, like drugs and prostitution.

A popular destination for backpackers, Khao San Road provides cheap food, cheap booze and... well a memorable night out.

It has a pretty similar format to Dolphin Bar (because, if you're going to follow any example, it might as well be the best), with loud house and pop music, cheap booze by the bucket and both indoor and outdoor spaces, so you can have either a nightclub or beach club setting in once place.

The road is a carnival of neon lights, loud music and cheap booze.

Cheek - by - jowl stalls and incessant hawkers peddle all manner of tourist tat, and along with the traffic - clogged streets there's cheap food, cheap booze and all night partying side - by - side an arc of golden sand with barrelling surf and gobsmacking sunsets.