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I have joked before about drinking a can of cider on the way home from the supermarket before to be, literally, drink driving. The booze wouldn't reach the bloodstream until such time as I got home and should make the unpacking a bit less dull.

Do we know how that impacts the absorption of alcohol?

It does genuinely seem that the only solution to this is to get a personal chauffeur. Can anyone recommend one?

That's pretty strong wine. If you're going to put out an app that gives an indication of when someone can drive, even with all kinds of legal disclaimers I'm sure, you're going to err on the side of caution. If it's approximately a unit per hour, then 3 glasses of more regular strength wine...

Most Brits like a good old drink up, so I think we need it higher than other places.

Kirsty Gallacher has been banned from driving after admitting to drink-driving, having been found to be three times over the limit of 35mg of alcohol per 100ml of breath. However, it turns out this was approaching lunchtime the day after she had been drinking, when she concluded the night with...