
How Booze Shaped Britain: Alcohol Historian Reveals The UK’s Infamous Drinking History (NEW EPISODE)
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Jane Peyton is one of Britain’s most celebrated drinks experts—an award-winning author, broadcaster, and founder of the School of Booze, renowned for her engaging education on beer, cider, and wine. As the UK’s first certified Pommelier (cider sommelier) and Beer Sommelier of the Year, Jane has written eleven books on alcoholic drinks, spearheaded Beer Day Britain, and earned accolades including a Guinness World Record for the world’s largest beer tasting. Her passion for the cultural history of alcohol, pub heritage, and the evolving drinks landscape has made her a sought-after voice on radio, TV, and historic pub tours.
Expect to learn how alcohol shaped British society—from the pivotal role of women in brewing and the impact of the Black Death on beer production, to the gin craze’s social upheaval and the shifting status of wine and spirits. Jane unpacks the evolution of pubs, the influence of regulations on drinking habits, and how digital culture is reshaping the pub industry.
Why do pubs hold such a unique place in British life? What are the health and nutritional debates around alcohol? How are non-alcoholic drinks and changing attitudes redefining social drinking? Jane and Jacob Watson-Howland explore the economics of Wetherspoons, the benefits of moderate consumption, and the educational mission behind the School of Booze.
Expect myth-busting insights on alcohol’s history, the overlooked contributions of women brewers, the real story behind pub culture, and the future of drinking in a rapidly changing world
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00:00 The Origins of Alcoholic Beverages
03:04 The Role of Women in Brewing History
05:59 Historical Drinking Habits: Beer vs. Water
09:07 The Status of Wine and Spirits in Society
12:13 The Gin Craze and Its Societal Impact
15:02 The Evolution of Beer and Its Cultural Significance
18:01 The Science Behind Alcohol and Sociability
21:09 The Surprising Benefits of Alcohol
24:02 Myths and Misconceptions About Alcohol
27:02 The Changing Landscape of Pubs in Britain
29:58 Cultural Impacts of Declining Pubs
32:48 The Future of Pubs in a Digital Age
46:59 The Evolution of Pubs and Their Appeal
49:26 Regulations and Their Impact on Alcohol Consumption
52:53 Historical Context of Alcohol Regulations
56:45 The Rise of Non-Alcoholic Beverages
01:00:33 Peer Pressure and Alcohol Consumption
01:04:55 Health Implications of Alcohol Consumption
01:09:30 Nutritional Benefits of Alcoholic Beverages
01:14:50 Wetherspoons: A Case Study in Pub Economics
01:17:53 The School of Booze: Education and Consultancy
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