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10 Questions on Holiday Spirits
How does alcohol figure in to American holiday celebrations? We checked with Alcohol.org for this quiz. Are answers what you expect?
As Americans navigate how to "be" with family and friends during a Christmas season of record flu hospitalizations and a looming rise in COVID-19 cases, hopes are that the 2022 holiday season will still help make spirits bright.
Many gatherings will be filled with distilled and other varieties of spirits, too, so we consulted Alcohol.org, a subsidiary of American Addiction Centers, Inc, to learn more about how Americans use alcohol to celebrate holidays.
Use these 10 questions to find out what you know about who drinks what and how much, which holidays tend to prompt binge drinking, and how imbibing habits differ between the sexes. There could be some patient insight for you here. (Note: the theme is Christmas but the holidays span the year.)
