alcohol

Now that it’s March, spring break is right around the corner. For those in college it’s a time to let loose, and party it up.

A new survey has come out, showing which states spend the most money on alcohol on St. Patrick’s Day. While Texas didn’t come in first place, it ranked pretty high up on the list.

If the goal is to get blackout drunk, you can’t go wrong with a drinking game.

Talk about a night of drinking that took a turn for the worst.

While I don’t recommend being drunk or high on the clock, if you’re going to be, Texas is apparently the place to do it.

I don’t know about you, but I’ll totally wear this badge of honor.

If you know me, you know I like to have a few drinks, but I believe I would do without rather than try my hand at making moonshine.

I could always handle my booze pretty well, but I have to admit to my tolerance being much higher these days.

I would think most non-drinkers (especially recovering alcoholics) wouldn’t be interested in dating someone who drinks, but what about drinkers’ dating preferences?

We’re finally making progress toward getting rid of the old Sunday liquor laws here in Texas.

Fans of hard seltzers like White Claw will soon have another option to choose from.

Governor Greg Abbott signed a bill into law Wednesday allowing restaurants to serve alcohol to-go.