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Using imported mistellas from Spain, the monks would then add their own ingredients to create the tonic version of the wine. MUP was linked to a 5.5 per cent fall in off-sales of spirits and a 1.6 per cent reduction in off-sales of beer in the three years since 2019. At the time, when asked whether the figures meant that the fortified wine could be said to be associated with violence, Strathclyde Police superintendent Bob Hamilton said: "I think it's clear from the figures that there is an association there."

Instead our total effort in Scotland has gone into supporting police and community groups in combating alcohol abuse, including advising independent retailers on the social dangers of price-cutting and under-age sales." Modern popularity It was originally sold from the Abbey itself in the early 1900s with the slogan, "Three small glasses a day, for good health and lively blood". By the time that slogan was ditched, the drink had made its way to Scotland, where it was being drunk in much more copious quantities. Lucie Giles, Public Health Intelligence Principal at PHS, added: "We can conclude that, across Scotland as a whole, MUP has been effective in reducing alcohol consumption in the first three years of implementation."

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The overall reduction was driven by reduced per-adult sales of cider, perry, spirits and beer through the off-trade, although this was partially offset by increased off-trade sales of fortified wine and, to a lesser extent, wine." I grew up in one of those houses on one of those streets – not even the worst house, not even the worst street. Figures were based on the total volume of pure alcohol sold, both through pubs and in off licences. There has been a net reduction of three per cent, driven entirely by the off-trade. Read More Related Articles However, sales of fortified wine increased 13.8 per cent, ready-to-drink beverages saw a 3.6 per cent surge and wine sales have increased by 1.8 per cent.

A new report into minimum unit pricing (MUP) found there has been a 3.6 per cent fall in the amount of alcohol sold through off-licences and supermarkets since the controversial policy was introduced. She offered a succinct view on why it is so popular among youngsters in her area: "They like it because it gives them a hit." The report states: "We found no evidence to suggest that MUP caused any changes in per-adult sales of alcohol through the on-trade.The Public Health Scotland report also found that sales of ready-to-drink beverages such as Dragoon Soop – another beverage popular with young Scots – had increased since MUP came in. It is the second PHS report on the policy in a matter of days, after figures last week showed the cost of alcohol has increased by almost a fifth.

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