VOICED : El alcohol florece en Pakistan pese a la prohibicion

The Marri Brewery in Pakistan, built by the British in the 19th century, produces beer, gin, and whisky for the local market. Despite alcohol being illegal for Muslims, who make up 70% of the population, the brewery remains a significant taxpayer and operates legally. Non-Muslims can buy alcohol, but it's often unaffordable. The elite Muslim class and a thriving black market are primary consumers. Due to high prices, some, like Hassan, make wine at home, risking severe penalties, though enforcement is rare.

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