Germany's drinking culture is integral to its social life, with traditions varying across regions. Beer festivals, train drinking, and Christmas markets exemplify this culture, which many foreigners find surprising. A survey revealed that 70% of respondents embraced the drinking habits, praising the variety of regional drinks. However, some non-drinkers feel alienated by the prevalence of alcohol. The article highlights how Germans enjoy their drinks openly, which can serve as both a cultural attraction and a shock for newcomers.
They drink a lot, all the time, in large amounts, everywhere.
Completely into the German way of drinking, Frühschoppen is just one example of how relaxed they are about alcohol.
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