Приключения водки в России. Как мы пьем и когда перестанем?

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00:00 – The Forbes team arrives in Saint Petersburg to discuss the new dry law in the Vologda region. 1:10 – They examine Gorbachev’s "dry law" and how the USSR began tackling alcoholism. 3:25 – Myths surrounding Russian vodka are debunked. 4:29 – The video explores what people drank in the Russian Empire. 5:42 – It looks at who profited from vodka production during that era. 7:08 – The discussion reveals that consumption in the Empire was lower than worldwide averages. 9:44 – The failure of a socialist anti‑alcohol campaign is analyzed. 11:21 – A 1934 tincture recipe from the Stritov family is presented. 11:56 – The role of alcohol sales in boosting the Soviet economy is explained. 13:00 – The narrative covers shortages of sugar, increased sales of glass cleaners, and Gorbachev’s anti‑alcohol company. 16:20 – The rise of binge drinking in the 1990s is examined. 20:11 – Modern Russia’s anti‑alcohol campaign is discussed. 21:00 – The biggest vodka market scam in Russia is revealed. 23:25 – The rise and fall of former alcohol king Igor Chuyan is chronicled. 29:47 – Forbes presents a ranking of Russia’s largest alcohol companies. 30:22 – Current consumption patterns among Russians are described. 30:54 – The origin of a major vodka company in Tatarstan is traced. 32:30 – The takeover of Kuban‑vino by the state and Boris Titov’s acquisition of Abrau‑Duro are explained. 33:06 – The legacy of Dagestani winemakers and Russia’s top cognac brands is highlighted. 34:05 – Average alcohol intake and life expectancy in Russia are discussed. 35:56 – The link between strong alcohol and high mortality is examined. 38:05 – Russia’s transformation into a beer‑drinking nation is explored. 39:24 – Rising spirit consumption is analyzed. 45:41 – Regions with the highest alcohol consumption are identified. 50:23 – The decline of drinking in Yakutia and the role of the "sober villages" movement are covered. 52:36 – Recent trends of increased strong alcohol consumption among Russians are examined. 56:01 – Scandinavia’s success in reducing strong alcohol use is presented. 58:20 – The debate over new "dry law" and its potential impact on demographics is discussed.