Flaming beer, a shot made of Brussels sprouts, and a chocolate hangover cure - Zane tries it all in Belgium, home to a huge variety of beer. Dodging the notorious beer hunter and hanging with beer-brewing monks, it’s all in a day’s work for Zane.

Only Zane would be willing to drink something Costa Ricans call "The Gringo Killer." If he can survive that, he’s got crocodiles, monkeys, and local coffee hangover cures waiting for him.

Who better than Zane to conquer the famous Mumbles Mile pub crawl? Sure, Wales might be known for castles and rugby, but when Zane hits its shores, it’s time for one pub after another. Only the bravest, or craziest, will survive.

It’s time for an education, and Zane attends champagne college to find out the answers to important questions like, "Can champagne give you a hangover?" Whether tasting the grapes off the vines or getting bar owners to chug Cristal, Zane takes Champagne by storm, one flute at a time.

Zane explores the culture of Jamaica through the three R’s: Red Stripe, Reggae, and Rum. All three are in high supply as Zane visits the Appleton Estates for a rum tasting, parties at a reggae jam, and bravely tastes 130 proof rum.

Tequila isn't just a drink, but a place in Mexico - a magical place where Zane finds everything from the Jose Cuervo Estate to a restaurant that cooks all its food in tequila. But is Zane courageous enough to drink the "Flaming La Cucaracha Bomb?"

What better place than Ireland to learn how to pour the perfect pint of Guiness? This is just the beginning of Zane’s fun in the heart of pub-land. By the time his trip to Ireland ends, Zane is drinking Irish Whiskey out of a glass he designed. Éirinn go brách, indeed.

Belize is widely known for its beautiful coastline. So naturally Zane takes this opportunity to go barhopping by boat. The drinking rituals are as exotic as the scenery, and Zane enjoys both to excess.

Zane steps behind the fortress walls of Croatia to find homemade Grappa and Marask flowing. When he arrives in Dubrovnik, Zane crashes a pub-crawl and does his best to keep up with some hard-drinking Croats through a very long night.

Japan is a country that prides itself on its traditions, even when it comes to drinking. Zane adds his own unique touch to these traditions, as he explores all things sake, from a brewery to the bars. Kampai!

Beautiful Bohemia, land of the magical city of Prague and host to super tourist Zane Lamprey, who takes in all the sights. And by sights, we mean Absinth bars and chugging contests at the legendary U Fleku beer hall.

Have you ever tasted bubble gum-flavored Lambanog? How about a drink at a bar that only employs, um, “little people”? These are just some of the customs that Zane takes on when he lands in the Philippines.

Since food and drink are at the heart of Venice’s culture, Zane dives head-first into both (but especially the drink part). Zane begins by cooking a traditional Italian meal with some pros, but then soon enough hits the bars.

Zane joins locals for some drinking games and fried crickets the size of Buffalo wings. His drinking binge leads him to the infamous Snake Alley, where the most exotic concoctions in ‘Three Sheets’ history are found.

Zane kicks off his Bavarian binge with a joyride on the world famous Autobahn on his way to Oktoberfest. Zane’s mission is to hit as many tents as he can in one wild night during the world’s largest celebration of beer, pretzels, lederhosen and…beer.

At the birthplace of Pina Colada, Zane hits the beaches and the bars for a crash course in Bacardi 101. By the end, he’s behind the bar mixing the drinks and on the sand drinking rum out of a coconut. Just watch out for the local hangover cure…

It’s Soju-time when Zane takes on Seoul and South Korea, not a place for drinking amateurs. Follow Zane as he explores the outdoor “Soju Tents” and experiences the mysterious “Ginseng Booze.”

Zane’s college drinking buddy, Steve McKenna, accompanies him as he tours the bourbon belt. They partake in "Special Water” from a mason jar and learn the history of moonshine. Zane and Steve prove you don’t have to travel abroad for unusual drinking.