Liquor licence lost after Liquor & Gaming NSW finds man served 22 schooners at Stockton pub (www.abc.net.au)

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In short: A woman has lost her liquor licence after a patron was served 22 beers and a shot in a Hunter pub in 2021, the NSW Independent Liquor & Gaming Authority says.

Tracey Keegan was the licensee of the Gladstone Hotel at Stockton when the man was served the beverages over the course of about six hours, the authority found.

What's next? Ms Keegan will not be able to hold a liquor licence or associate with a licensee for two years.

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[-] TheHolm@aussie.zone 1 points 5 months ago

All people are different, numbers you provide are averages. I can't see these level of consumption be a problem for a person who accustomed to drinking and have suitable genetic background. Did you ever try to drink with Russians or with guys from Moldova? IMHO problem not in amount of alcohol served, it is serving to a person who already seriously drunk.

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