In Kenya, a new social trend is taking shape as women are embracing the modern professional drinking culture.
Gone are the days when drinking was seen as a male-dominated activity. Today, women are gathering at wine bars and rooftop lounges, unwinding with a glass of chardonnay or a refreshing cocktail after a long day at work.
With a focus on work-life balance and the pursuit of leisure activities, women are finding empowerment and camaraderie in this realm.
This cultural shift reflects the changing dynamics in Kenyan society, where women are increasingly breaking barriers and taking up leadership roles in various industries.
The rise of the modern professional drinking culture is a manifestation of their newfound freedom and empowerment.
This emerging drinking culture is a testament to the evolving social landscape of Kenya, where women are claiming their rightful place in every aspect of society.
It is a space where they can network, bond, and celebrate their achievements. But it’s not just about drinking for the sake of it.
The modern professional drinking culture is marked by a sophisticated approach to alcohol. Women are becoming connoisseurs, exploring different types of wine and experimenting with mixology techniques. It’s a chance to indulge in the finer things in life and appreciate the art of drinking.
By Diaspora Messenger Reporter.
Interesting how both women put the declaimer that this is not alcoholism while drinking regularly during any down time. The term alcoholic is a lie. Leads you to believe you have to be in gutter to be an alcoholic when drinking culture it’s self is the true alcoholism and we are all complicit.