Article 6HK5M Wine is stronger and measures are bigger. So can I manage moderation? | Anita Chaudhuri

Wine is stronger and measures are bigger. So can I manage moderation? | Anita Chaudhuri

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Anita Chaudhuri
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I am eschewing dry January for something arguably more difficult - one small glass a night, with two nights off each week. What could possibly go wrong ...

Big respect for all those embarking on Dry January. I won't be joining you because ... January. But I am attempting a tricky challenge of my own: mindful drinking. No, this doesn't involve sipping merlot while chanting mantras (although four days in, that doesn't sound too bad). Instead I intend to pay more attention to how much I drink and whether I'm imbibing because I'm merely thirsty, bored or, most likely, hangry".

My Dry(ish) January project is simple but not easy: one small glass a night, with two nights off. As a moderate tippler, why am I bothering? In part because when I read the news that pubs will be able to serve wine in pints, I had initially scoffed. How ridiculous - who on earth would drink a pint of wine in one night?" But then I noticed a scary detail: one pint equals 568ml.

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