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The mourning after the night before

Into the valley of the vines

Show you’re lush for life

What better time than Christmas, asks Nina Caplan, to guzzle as much good booze as you can?

Much more than caffeine culture

Nina Caplan explores our enduring fascination with the seductive and addictive taste of the best coffee, and the orientalised history behind it.

Rich and red and laced with politics

Nina Caplan launches her Drink column for the New Statesman with a tour of that most unlikely of bibulous states — Lebanon.

Merry England

English winemakers are making great strides.

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Just pour me bubbles, darling

Schnappy schnapps

Forget the Nobel Prize. What about the Swedish drinking song championship?

Drying out the swalliers

Class Monitor No.1: Wetherspoons Man

Class Monitor No.1: Wetherspoons Man

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The last drop

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