Приключения водки в России. Когда мы протрезвеем?

The video opens at 00:00 with the Forbes team in Saint Petersburg, then at 1:10 it discusses Gorbachev's dry law, at 3:25 it debunks myths about Russian vodka, at 4:29 it explores what was drunk in the Russian Empire, at 5:42 it looks at who profited from vodka production, at 7:08 it compares consumption levels, at 9:44 it examines the failure of a socialist anti‑alcohol campaign, at 11:21 it presents a 1934 tincture recipe, at 11:56 it shows how alcohol sales boosted the Soviet economy, at 13:00 it covers shortages and anti‑alcohol companies, at 16:20 it covers 1990s alcoholism, at 20:11 it discusses modern anti‑alcohol campaigns, at 21:00 it reveals a major vodka market scam, at 23:25 it follows the rise and fall of former alcohol king Igor Chuyan, at 29:47 it presents Forbes' ranking of Russia's largest alcohol companies, at 30:22 it details current consumption patterns, at 30:54 it tells the story of a major vodka company in Tatarstan, at 32:30 it explains how the state took over Kuban‑vino and Boris Titov became owner of Abray‑Durso, at 33:06 it covers Dagestani winemakers and leading cognac brands, at 34:05 it discusses average consumption and life expectancy, at 35:56 it links alcohol to mortality, at 38:05 it explains Russia's beer dominance, at 39:24 it discusses rising spirit consumption, at 45:41 it shows where alcohol is most consumed, at 50:23 it covers the decline of drinking in Yakutia and the "sober villages" movement, at 52:36 it explains why Russians are drinking again, at 56:01 it compares Scandinavian attitudes, at 58:20 it debates future dry laws.