Drink

by Iain Gately

Eighteenth Amendment

  Einstein, Izzy

  El Campeador

  Eleanor of Aquitaine

  Elizabeth

  Elizabethan England

  Ellison, Curtis

  Enclosure Acts

  England. See Great Britain

  Enlightenment

  Eriksson, Leif

  Erofeev, Venedict

  ethanol

  Ethiopia

  Etruscan civilization

  Eucharist

  Euripides

  Europe. See specific countries

  European Economic Community (EEC)

  European Union (EU)

  Fages, Don Pedro

  Falstaff, John

  Far East. See also specific countries

  Farquhar, George

  Fatima

  Faulkner, William

  Federal Highway Act

  Federal Trade Commission (FTC)

  Ferdinand of Aragon

  Feria de San Fermín

  fermentation

  Fertile Crescent

  fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS)

  feudalism

  Fielding, Henry

  Fields, W. .

  Fifteen-Gallon Law

  FitzGerald, Edward

  Fitzgerald, F. Scott

  Fitzgerald, Zelda

  Flaubert, Gustave

  Florida

  Food and Drug Administration (FDA)

  Food Control Act

  Food Stimulation Act

  Ford, Henry

  fortified wines

  Four Hundred Moon Rabbit Gods of Pulque

  Foveaux, Joseph

  France

  and the American Revolution

  and beer consumption

  and class issues

  and drunk driving

  end of feudalism

  food quality in

  and the Franco-Prussian War

  and the French Revolution

  and the fur trade

  and gastronomy

  and New Orleans

  and New World colonization

  and post-war reconstruction

  and the Romantic movement

  and Scotland

  and tea

  viticulture in

  and wine quality

  and World War

  and World War

  Franciscans

  Franco-Prussian War

  Franklin, Benjamin

  Frederick the Great

  French and Indian War

  The French Paradox

  Freud, Lucien

  Frohling, John

  fur trade

  Gambrinus

  gastronomy

  Gates, Horatio

  Gauguin, Paul

  Gay, John

  Geber (Jabir Ibn Hayyan)

  Geisenheim, Germany

  Genêt, Edmond-Charles

  Genoa

  George, David Lloyd

  George

  Germanic tribes

  Germany

  alcohol’s arrival in

  and distillation

  and the Franco-Prussian War

  and Hitler

  and Martin Luther

  and post-war reconstruction

  and the Romantic movement

  and viticulture

  and World War

  and World War

  Ghana

  Gilbert, Humphrey

  Gilbert, Thomas

  Gilgamesh

  gin

  Gladstone, William Ewart

  Godin Tepe

  Goering, Herman

  Goethe, Johann Wolfgang

  gold rush

  Goldsmith, Oliver

  Goodall, William

  Gorbachev, Mikhail

  Gore, Al

  Goths

  Gough, John Bartholomew

  Gough, Vincent van

  gourmandisme

  Grace, W. G.

  Graenlendinga saga

  Grant, Cecil

  Grant, Ulysses S.

  grapes . See also viticulture

  Great Britain

  alcohol’s arrival in

  and austerity measures

  brewing innovation

  and coffee

  consumption patters

  and Dutch traders

  end of feudalism

  and French wines

  and the gin craze

  growth of spirit drinking

  and international trade

  New World colonies

  and post-war reconstruction

  and recommended consumption levels

  and the Restoration

  and the Roman Empire

  and settlement of Australia

  and the temperance movement

  and viticulture

  and World War

  and World War

  Great Depression

  Greece and Greek culture

  Greenland

  Grenville, Richard

  Groll, Josef

  Grose, Francis

  Guanches culture

  Haetzer, Ludwig

  Haiti

  Hakon of Norway

  Hales, Stephen

  Hall, Isaac

  Hamilton, William

  Hancock, John

  hangovers

  Hanway, Joseph

  Haraszthy, Agoston

  Harding, Warren G.

  Harrington, Jack

  Harriot, Thomas

  Harrison, Benjamin

  Harrison, James

  Harrison, William Henry

  Hatch, Orrin

  Hatfield, James

  Hathor

  Hawke, Bob

  Hawkhurst Gang

  Hawkins, John

  Hawthorne, Nathaniel

  Hay, Anthony

  Hayes, Lucy

  Hayes, Rutherford B.

  Haynes, Robert

  Haywood, Eliza

  Hazlitt, William

  Hazrat Saad Ibn Abi Waqquas

  health issues of alcohol use. See also medicinal uses of alcohol

  and absinthe

  ale vs. beer

  and coffee

  and contemporary research

  and distillation

  and the Enlightenment

  and fetal alcohol syndrome

  and the French Paradox

  French research on

  and the gin craze

  and Greek culture

  and “hereie eures,”

  and “jake leg,”

  and Native American

  and politics

  Rush on

  and Russia

  in Shakespeare

  and standard drink measures and tea

  venereal disease associated with alcohol

  and water quality

  wine’s bactericidal properties

  Hemingway, Ernest

  Henry, Patrick

  Henry

  Henry

  Henry of Portugal

  Henry

  Herodotus

  Herr, Michael

  Hervey, John Lord

  Hess, Elmer

  Hewlett’s Exchange

  Himmler, Heinrich

  hippies

  Hippocrates

  Hispanlola

  Hitler, Adolf

  Hobson, Richmond Pearson

  Hoby, Margaret

  Hoby, Thomas Posthumous

  Hoffer, Abram

  Hoffmeister beer

  Hogarth, William

  Home, Henry (Lord Kames)

  Homer

  Hoover, Herbert Clark

  Horace

  House Commerce Committee

  House of Commons

  Houston, Sam

  Hudson, Henry

  Hume, David

  Hundred Years’ War

  Huns

  Hunt, Mary Hannah

  Hunter, John

  Hunter Valley

  Huoun, Duke of Bordeaux

  Ibn Fadlan

  Iceland

  Illinois
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  immigrants and immigration

  Incas

  India

  India Pale Ale (IPA)

  Indiana

  industrial alcohol

  Industrial Revolution

  inns

  Intoxicating Liquor Act

  intoxication

  and absinthe

  among students

  and ancient Egypt

  and Anglo-Saxons

  Baudelaire on

  and the Beat writers

  and Chinese culture

  and classical Greece

  and coffee

  colonial attitudes toward

  depicted in film

  and drunk driving

  and the Dutch

  and the Enlightenment

  and gastronomy

  and Gilgamesh

  and the gin craze

  and Greek culture

  and Japanese culture

  Keats on

  Luther on

  medical research on

  and Native Americans

  and the pilgrims

  and religious ritual

  and the Romantic movement

  and settlement of Australia

  and sin

  social attitudes toward

  Iowa

  Ireland

  Iroquois

  Isabella of Castile

  Islam

  Israel

  Italy

  Jackson, Andrew

  Jackson, James

  Jackson, Michael (beer critic)

  Jackson, Michael (performer)

  Jackson, Thomas “Stonewall,”

  Jacob’s Creek

  Jalisco, Mexico

  Jamaica

  James

  James

  Jamestown settlement

  Japan

  Jarry, Alfred

  Jay-Z

  Jazz Age

  Jeckyll, Joseph

  Jefferson, Thomas

  and American craft brewing

  and the American Revolution

  and American viticulture

  and American wines

  in France

  and wine classifications

  on wine consumption

  on wine vs. spirits

  Jellinek, E. M.

  Jerusalem

  Jesuits

  Jesus

  John Barleycom, or Alcoholic Memoirs (London)

  Johnson, Robert

  Johnson, Samuel

  Johnston, George

  Johnston, Hugh

  Jones, Henry

  Joplin, Janis

  Judaism

  Judea

  Judgment of Paris

  Julius Caesar

  Jullien, André

  Jünger, Ernst

  juniper. See also gin

  Kaaba

  Kansas

  karaoke

  Keats, John

  Kennedy, Ted

  Kentucky

  Kerouac, Jack

  KGB

  khamriyya

  Khayyam, Omar

  Kilmarnock, Scotland

  King Scorpion

  Kipling, Rudyard

  Kirin Brewing Company

  Kissinger, Henry

  Kito, Hideaki

  Klaebisch, Otto

  Kohler, Charles

  Koran

  krausening

  Krug, Charles

  lager beers

  Lamb, Charles

  Langland, William

  Latter-day Saints

  Laurel Glen Winery

  Lavoisier, Antoine-Laurent

  Leeward Winery

  Leffe monastery

  Lett, David

  Lewis, Dioclesian

  Lewis and Clark expedition

  Lexington Gazette

  Liberty Ale

  Liberty Bowl

  Lightner, Candy

  Lincoln, Abraham

  Lindisfame

  Little Ice Age

  Livesey, Joseph

  Lloyd’s Coffee House

  Locke, John

  London, England

  London, Jack

  London Company of Distillers

  London Stock Exchange

  Longfellow, Henry

  Longworth, Nicholas

  Los Angeles, California

  Los ías de Muertos

  Lost Generation

  Louis

  Louisiana

  Lowry, Malcolm

  Lowther, Henry (Lord Lonsdale)

  LSD

  Ludwig

  Lull, Raymond

  Luther, Martin

  Lynch, Kermit

  Macarthur, John

  Macbeth (Shakespeare)

  Macedonia

  Macquarie, Lachlan

  Madeira Archipelago

  Madeira wines

  maenads

  Magellan, Ferdinand

  Mailer, Norman

  Maine

  maize

  Majoribanks, Campbell

  malaria

  Malt Lecture (Livesey)

  Mandeville, John

  Manet, Edouard

  Manhattan Island

  Manifest Destiny

  Manning, Thomas

  Mao Tse-tung

  Marcus Aurelius

  Marie Antoinette

  marijuana

  Mark Antony

  marketing of alcoholic products

  Marsden, Samuel

  Marseilles

  Martial

  Martinique

  Martyr, Justin

  Maryland

  Massachusetts

  Massachusetts Bay Company

  Massachusetts Council

  Massasoit

  Mather, Cotton

  Mather, Increase

  Matisse, Henri

  Maupassant, Guy de

  Max, Tucker

  Mayans

  Maytag, Fritz

  McCave, Eleanor

  McCoy, William S.

  McKernan, Ronald . “Pigpen,”

  mead

  mead halls

  Meaux Brewery

  Mecca

  Medford Minute Men

  Medicaid

  medicinal uses of alcohol. See also health issues of alcohol use

  and absinthe

  and Chinese culture

  and the War

  and the Enlightenment

  and Greek culture

  and “heroic cures,”

  and intoxication

  and leechdoms

  and medieval England

  and medieval Germany

  and Taos Lightning

  variety of uses

  Medina

  Medina Sidonia

  Médoc wines

  Melville, Herman

  Mencken, H. .

  Menomonee Valley Brewery

  mescal

  Mesoamerica

  Mesopotamia

  Methodism

  Metsu, Gabriel

  Mexico

  Michelangelo

  Michigan

  Middle East

  Mifflin, Thomas

  Miller, Frederick

  millet beer

  Milton, John

  Milwaukee, Wisconsin

  Ministry of Food

  Minuit, Peter

  Mississippi

  Mississippi River

  Missouri

  Missouri River

  Mitchell, David

  The Modern Drunkard

  Moët Hennessy

  molasses

  monasteries and monastic orders

  Monmouth, Oregon

  Monongahela rye

  monopolies

  Montagnais Indians

  Monte Bello Winery

  Monte Christi, Hispaniola

  Montigny, François de

  Montreuil, France

  moonshine

  Morgan, Henry

  Mormons

  Morrison, Jim

  Morton, Thomas

  Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD)


  Mount Nysa

  Mount Vesuvius

  Mount Wollaston

  Moyamensing Temperance Society

  Muhammad

  Munich, Germany

  Napa Valley, California

  Napoleon Bonaparte

  Napoléon

  Napoleonic Wars

  Nash, Ogden

  Nation, Carry A.

  National Council for Education on Alcohol (NCEA)

  National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA)

  National Minimum Drinking Age Act

  National Prohibition Party

  Native Americans

  and alcohol use

  and arms sales

  effects of alcohol on

  Franklin on

  and grape juice

  and laws regulating alcohol

  and New World colonization

  and the Whiskey Rebellion

  Nazi Party

  neoconservatism

  Neolithic era

  Nero

  New Amsterdam

  New England

  New Hampshire

  New Jersey

  New Mexico

  New Orleans, Louisiana

  New South Wales

  New Testament

  New York

  Alcoholics Anonymous chapter

  and the American Revolution

  and Dickens’ travels

  distillation in

  laws on Native American alcohol use

  and Prohibition

  and the rum trade

  taverns in

  New York Assembly

  New Zealand

  Newfoundland

  Nile River

  Nineteenth Amendment

  nitrokegs

  Noah

  noble rot (Botrytis cinerea)

  nonimportation agreements

  Norfolk Island

  Normandy

  Norsemen

  North Africa

  North Carolina

  Northumbria

  Norway

  Nova Albion

  Nuremburg, Germany

  O’Brien, Tim

  Ocean City, New Jersey

  Octavian

  oenology

  Ohio

  Oktoberfest

  The Old Drinker (Metsu)

  Old Testament

  Oldmixon, John

  Omnibus Transportation Employee Testing Act

  O’Neill, Eugene

  Ontario

  opium

  ordinaries

  Oregon

  O’Reilly, Don Alexander

  Orion Brewing Company

  Orkney Island

  Orwell, George

  Osiris

  Osmond, Humphrey

  Ostrogoths

  Ovid

  Oxford University

  P. Diddy

  Page, Benjamin

  Palestine

  palm wine

  Paris, France

  Parker, Dorothy

  Parkman, Francis

  Parliament

  Passover

  Pasteur, Louis

  patent medicines

  Paterson, William

  Patuxet

  Paul Masson winery

  Paul the apostle

  Paulinus of Nola

  Pawnee Indians

  Peace of Westphalia

  Pearl, Raymond S.

  Penfold, Christopher Rawson

  Penn, William

  Pennsylvania-

  People’s Republic of China

  Pepys, Samuel

  Perestroika

  Pereverzev, Vladimir Borisovich

  Permissive Act

  Pernod

  Pershing, John J.

  Persia

  Peru

  Pétain, Philippe

  Petronius Arbiter

  peyote

  Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

  Philadelphia College of Physicians

  Philippines

  Phillip, Arthur

  phylloxera vastatrix