I've been looking for a dojo that teaches Zui Quan (also known as
"drunken boxing") for a while, however so far I've had no luck, what
I'd be looking for is a dojo that teaches a stand alone style of Zui
Quan, in other words, not some style with a drunken form incorporated
into it, the only actual style of it that I know of is called "eight
drunken immortals", I would appreciate any assistance in finding a
dojo, the closer to Hartford, CT the better, however I'm willing to
travel.

This is just for the others that read this 
question. Some interesting pages:

http://www.drunkenboxing.s5.com/
http://www.angelfire.com/art/Shaolin/drunken.html
http://physics.ucsd.edu/~ostrick/Hands.html


And for chloed-ga... is Atlanta too far away :-)
http://www.shaolincenter.com/advancement/forth.jsp

Maybe they can tell you where to find one nearer.
I can ask them if you like.

-AI

Ooops, I should have read that atlanta one
more. They list one in Penn.

http://www.shaolin-do.com/schools/schoollocations.shtml#area10

They were also listed on this list (no Conn addresses)
http://physics.ucsd.edu/~ostrick/Schools.html

This place in Fla specifically mentions the 
Eight Drunken Immortals also. Maybe they would
know a closer location?

http://home.cfl.rr.com/floridashaolin/mainmenu.html
floridashaolin@cfl.rr.com 

3030 E Semoran Blvd #224                
Apopka, FL 32703
(407) 869-4391 (ask for Jennifer)

-AI

Hi AI

Yes, if you could ask them if they know of any dojos that teach the
stand-alone style of eight drunken immortals (or another drunken
style) (like I said in my question, not a form within another style)
that would be great!

Thanks very much for your help.

Well I contacted someone and they were supposed to
email me back info regarding any schools in the CT
area. They never did. They were from the:
http://www.shaolin-do.com/
The FLA phone #. Penn seems to be the closest place
currently. I will contact them when they are back
from the holidays and see if they know of someone
closer, and I will inquire about the stand-alone
style.

-AI

According to at least one source
(http://www.usadojo.com/aboutdrunkardboxing.htm), there is no
stand-alone style --
"'Drunken Boxing' is an enigma in Chinese Martial Arts. There is no
stand alone 'Style' of Drunken Boxing; this is only in the movies.
Only a few systems have a true 'Drunken Boxing' set and that set is
usually the System's most guarded secret. Choy Li Fut is one such
system."