When Maxwell Quinn stepped out of the November chill into Clandestino, a bar in Manhattan’s Chinatown favored by a young, fashionable crowd, he quickly passed over the sparkling wines, dirty martinis and Lagunitas I.P.A. “Can I get a Guinness?” he s

The holidays offer an excuse to gather with loved ones, let loose and indulge: Plates loaded with comfort foods. Unapologetic napping. All the pie. And, for some, plenty of alcohol. But heavy drinking is not limited to the holiday season. Nor is it

Drinking has changed. And nowhere has it changed more than at my house. My 22-year old drinks like a pharmaceutical sales rep testing the limits of her first expense account. She has never met an $18 Hugo Spritz she didn’t want another round of. My

MANILA, Philippines As the ber months are known for parties, the Philippine National Policehas prohibited drinking liquor at PNP camps and other workplaces. Included in the ban are the so-called happy hour and beer busting activities, wherein liquor