Azulitos in Tepito: Mexico City’s Infamous Black Market Invented a Colorful Drinking Trend
Mexico’s Nuns Invented Its Spiked Eggnog, Rompope, but Where Are They Today?
LD’s Beer Run: the Bottle Shop at the Forefront of Mississippi’s Late-Blooming Craft Movement
Charanda: A Denomination of Origin So Small, It Might Only Protect One Family
ON THE HISTORY, CULTURE, AND CONSUMPTION OF BOOZE AND OTHER BEVERAGES
PUBLISHED WRITING
Welcome to DrinkingFolk!
We enjoy tales about folksy drinks and folks who drink. Beverages exist in ancient, rich, and bizarre cultural contexts, and so do we. Most modern beverage publications get off on the legal trichotomy of beer, wine, and spirits, but DrinkingFolk knows this culture cannot be so narrowly pigeonholed. Liquid nourishment may often come in a cocktail glass, but it can also be a substantial meal of thick beer. Alcoholic milks, boozeless beers, and psychedelic sips all exist outside of the sommelier’s definitions. DrinkingFolk dives into the diverse traditions of drinking and presents them in their historical and cultural contexts. These are deeper than any bottomless mimosa.
Dust off the forgotten bottles on your back bar and enjoy this eclectic collection of drinking esoterica.
