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The data also shows how much each state drinks per capita, and it's not shocking to find that a New England State wins.

A little over a decade ago, an obscure law in Maine was passed that put special rules into place for alcohol consumption on St. Patrick's Day.

Did you hear? This local Maine store is now offering vodka-infused whipped cream shots! Grab them while they're still available!

Would you like to visit a movie theater in Maine, sit back, relax, eat popcorn, and chug a beer? Well you can at these locations!

Two Massachusetts mommas bring the bar to you with this unique wine truck to go.

Maybe you’re working the third shift and want a beer when you get out of work, or maybe it’s just your day off and you want a Tito’s and soda when you wake up (we don’t judge). These bars are here to serve you morning adult beverages.

Have you caught wind of it being acceptable for parents to let their underage kids drink at home in Maine? Let's dive into this and find out.

As the late, great Jimmy Buffett said, "It's five o'clock somewhere."

One of Portland, Maine's coolest bars has gotten even better offering new seating, food and drink options to their chic underground vibe.

Located directly next to one of the most popular tourist destinations in Maine, a travel site declares the best 'hidden' beach in Vacationland.

Plan ahead: 2023 Gillette Stadium concerts are bigger than ever.

Every penny helps when it comes to savings, so finding out that this state is the least expensive place on average to buy a bottle of wine is quite the fun fact.

New England states made the naughty list.

We have all experienced that dreadful, nauseating, head-pounding hangover that we cannot shake. Here are some of the best places to beat that hangover on the coast of New Hampshire, Maine, and Massachusetts.

Margarita donut inspired hard seltzer, anyone?

It's no surprise to anyone that Mainers have drunk more during the pandemic. For many of us, it's the reason we are carrying around an extra 10 pounds these days. But the effects of Mainers alcohol use, and misuse, especially during the past year, have led to some unfortunate consequences. We know that nationally 32% of people were binge-drinking in 2020 and that 60% of us increased our daily consumption of alcohol. In 2020, 584 Mainers had an alcohol-related death. That's a 28% increase from 2019 and a 75% increase from 2015. The State of Maine recently released a brief on alcohol use in Maine. It's certainly worth a read. Here are some key findings: