STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - On a chilly Saturday in central Stockholm, around 150 people queue on a street, squinting into the low sun, checking their watches and hoping to make it into Systembolaget - Sweden's state alcohol monopoly - before it shuts at 3 p.m.
"This is the last chance to buy alcohol before Monday," says musician Calle Lehman as he stands in the ever-expanding line. "The big Saturday afternoon queue is a bit of a tradition."
