Shaolin Drunken Kung Fu

[Brad]

I saw Northern version, but it was wushu and it looked made up.

You seem to call anything that doesn't conform to your idea of what kungfu looks like wushu.

[Brad]

About the original topic, I'm pretty much just going to repeat what's been said by everyone else I don't think there are any pure traditional drunken boxing schools in existence(at least here in North America). If there are, they don't seem to want anyone to know they're there. I read about a drunken boxing school here in the US, but he created the system himself.

[Richie]

No, Brad. I've seen some crazy styles, but they are traditional. I'm just tried of guys trying to pawn wushu off as kung fu. The only Northern Style of 8 drunkard I've seen looks just like wushu drunkard, but each immortal was added.

I do northern. Do it all look the same? No.

[Drunken Foo]

But there is kunken drung fu style most of just dont know of it
(drunken kung fu)

[Iron Arahat]

Under the Wushu videos there is a Drunken Form Performed in it's entirety.

Check it out:

http://shaolinwushu.tripod.com/movies.htm

[DrunkenLee]

http://drunkenboxing.redjademartialarts.com/

Shifu Ripski teaches a complete Drunken Boxing style: The Northern style of Ba Ying Zui quan or Eight Shadow Wine/Drunken Fist. It is worth checking out!

[DrunkenLee]

http://www.youtube.com/user/redjademartialarts

[GeneChing]

Check out my Tiger Claw Blog, DrunkenLee

Kids vs. Drunken Style

[TenTigers]

Traditionally, there is no such thing as Drunken Style. There are Drunken sets/forms within several styles (Lama P'ai, White Crane, Choy Li Fut, Praying Mantis, Monkey) but not as a separate system.
There are now, systems claiming to be a drunken style, but if you do the research, you will find that somewhere, down the road, someone took some "artistic licence."