FOOD
May 2013
Edgar Allen Poe may have drunk himself to death but his tastes reveal a staggering ignorance about alcohol
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April 2013
The winning drink will be served at the inaugural Standpoint salon
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October 2012
Shakespeare's Falstaff — suspicious of the "sober-blooded" — is veritably rhapsodic about the empowering virtues of Andalusian sherry
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October 2012
The revelation that Obama's White House brewery is using Kentish hops shows America's changing attitudes to cask ale
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