drinking culture
Social imbibing norms
Drinking culture refers to the social customs, rituals, and attitudes surrounding alcohol consumption within a group or society.
It encompasses when, where, how, and with whom people drink: The office has a strong drinking culture—happy hours every Friday.
Different drinking cultures vary widely, from wine with meals in Mediterranean countries to binge drinking at American universities.
The term often carries implicit criticism when describing environments where heavy drinking is normalized or expected: The drinking culture in finance can be hard to navigate if you don't drink.
- intoxicationSubstance-induced mental impairment
- breweryBeer manufacturing facility
- tavernPublic drinking establishment
- bartenderOne who serves drinks
- spiritsLiquor or apparitions
pub · imbibing · toast · craft beer · beer festivals · wine festivals · cocktails · open bar · bottle service · driving under the influence · conviviality · happy hour · drunkenness · designated driver · binge · nightlife · bar · shots
- Military Substance Abusesubstance abuse, alcohol abuse, drug testing, substance use disorder, addiction treatment
- Naval Drinkingrum rations, grog
- alcohol problemsalcoholic, alcoholics, alcohol abuse, alcohol dependence, alcohol dependency
- Alcoholismalcoholism, alcoholic, alcohol abuse, alcohol addiction, alcohol dependence
drinking cultureabstinence
Voluntary forgoing of indulgences
teetotalism · temperance · prohibition · temperance movement · straight edge
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