Is Pimm's secretly one of summer's worst drinks? Why the 'light and fruity' garden party favourite gets you drunk faster than you think

Pimm's is often celebrated as the quintessential British summer drink, enjoyed in garden parties, pubs, and even at Wimbledon, for its light and fruity flavor. However, this seemingly innocent beverage contains a surprisingly high alcohol content, making it more potent than one might expect. This raises questions about its reputation and the potential for quicker intoxication, which could impact how it's consumed and perceived during the warm months ahead. The discussion around Pimm's highlights broader concerns about the hidden effects of seemingly light summer drinks.