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.

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.

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. irinn go br ch, indeed.

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?"

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.

Interview with Zane Lowe & Eric Prydz

Thom Yorke<br /> Corn Exchange<br /> Cambridge, UK<br /> February 25th, 2010<br /> <br /> <br /> taper: Zane ( ricksimpsonjazz(at)hotmail(dot)com )<br /> <br /> source: Zoom H2 (internal mics) @ 44.1 / 16-bit <br /> <br /> location: Mid Balcony Far Right<br />...

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.