Mood Is Very Bubbly In Britain
It's more fizz bucks than bucks fizz in the United Kingdom, where drinking habits seem to be changing, according to the results of a survey. Yorkshire, the county famous for its bitter ales, has now become the champagne capital of Britain, with its good citizens now spending an average $200 a year on posh fizz like Mumm - more than any other region. White wine is most popular in the northwest of Britain, while cider has begun to lose its appeal. A survey of annual spending on home alcohol found the average weekly expenditure is $25.
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