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Drinking customs

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The rules of the game

Alan Gregor Cobley

1997

Tea and tea drinking

Arthur Reade

1884

Chocolate in Mesoamerica

Cameron L. McNeil

2007

Wine drinking culture in France

Marion Demossier

2010

Cha-no-yu

A. L. Sadler

1963

Wet and the Dry

Lawrence Osborne

2013

Shaken and stirred

Roald Dahl, Diana Secker Tesdell

2016

How our daily habit helps, hurts, and hooks us

Murray Carpenter

2014

A drinking life

Pete Hamill

1994

The English alehouse

Peter Clark

1983

Martini, Straight Up

Lowell Edmunds

1998

The much-lamented death of Madam Geneva

Patrick Dillon

2002

Spirits of America

Nicholas O. Warner

1997

Pronouncing dictionary of the Spanish and English languages

Ida Navarro Hinojosa, Mariano Velázquez de la Cadena, R. J. Nelson et al.

1872

The pub and the people

Mass Observation, Mass-Observation.

1943

Drinking Occasions

Dwight B. Heath

2000

Tea and tea drinking

Claire Masset

2010

Craft brews

Robert Zollweg

2012

Alcohol and the writer

Donald W. Goodwin

1988

Tea with Jane Austen

Kim Wilson

2004

Drinks of the world

Mew, James.

1892

Imbibe!

David Wondrich

2007

International handbook on alcohol and culture

Dwight B. Heath

1995

The Hour

Bernard Augustine De Voto

2010

Paradies, der Geschmack und die Vernunft

Wolfgang Schivelbusch

1992

Public drinking and popular culture in eighteenth-century Paris

Thomas Edward Brennan

1988

Gumbo tales

Sara Roahen

2008

Swimming with crocodiles

Marjana Martinic, Fiona Measham

2008

All about coffee

William H. Ukers

1922

101 Places to Get F*cked up Before You Die

David S. Miller, Matador Network Staff

2014

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