Weird alcohol laws exist across the US. They often reflect the effects of our long and powerful the temperance movement. Many are also result from conflicting economic interests. For example, reducing competition. As a result, states and other jurisdictions in the US often have conflicting laws. For example, some require that the interior of public …
Our body produces alcohol naturally. It doe so throughout our lives. And we don’t wait until age 21 in the US to make our own alcohol. Also it doesn’t matter what our religion teaches about alcohol. We still produce it. This process is endogenous ethanol production. It occurs 24 hours a day, seven days per …
Here you’ll find drinking jokes and one liners. Enjoy and share your favorites with family and friends! A hamburger walks into a bar. The bartender says “We don’t serve food!” The hamburger says “That’s OK I just want a drink.” A screwdriver goes into a bar. The bartender says, “Hey, we have a drink named …
A surprising number of foods contain alcohol. However, the amount is usually quite low. You might also like to visit Alcohol in Cough Medicine and Other Over-the-Counter Medications. Fermented foods such as yogurt and baked goods (bread, rolls, etc.) contain alcohol. But so do fruits and fruit juices. And alcohol levels are higher as the fruit ripens …
Prohibition brings to mind speakeasies, flappers, gangsters like Al Capone, and more. How much fun Prohibition trivia do you know? This is the place to learn some more. No alcohol means no crime, right? They were so convinced that alcohol was the cause of virtually all crime that, on the eve of Prohibition, some towns …
We might have dozed off in American history class. Teachers bored us with dates to memorize along with other boring facts. But our past is full of great American alcohol trivia. Like Drinking Puritans? The Puritans loaded more beer than water onto the Mayflower before they cast off for the New World. 1 There wasn’t …
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Government has long promoted the belief that alcohol, even in moderation, is harmful. It has also censored evidence to the contrary. The attitude seems to be simple. That is, “If you can’t say something bad about alcohol, don’t say anything.” Pressure from anti-alcohol groups has supported this view. It still does. Such groups include the Center …
This piece argues that anti-alcohol bureaucrats suppress positive facts about drinking in moderation. Richard Lessner is the author. He has served as editorial page editor of The Union Leader and New Hampshire Sunday News. Yet another scientific report details the health benefits of moderate alcohol consumption. That’s right, the benefits of moderate drinking. But don’t expect …
