Finally finished A Historyof the World in 6 Glasses. Recommend and provided by Meg, the book is a quick and interesting read on how beer, wine, spirits, coffee, tea, and Coca-Cola each defined an era and moved civilization forward in some way, shape or form. I can't say every word was wonderful or every fact interesting but in general it was worth the read. It was nice to get a little history and social significance to some of my favorite drinks. The copy I read is being passed off to Lord and I'm interested to hear if he thinks it is awesome or not.
We had brief conversation about the book last night at Mexican Monday. I was happy to hear I wasn't the only one who found the Coca-Cola section the most interesting.
I imagine the reason why it was so interesting was that I never associated American imperialism with Coke before. The book does a very good job of making that case.
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That's wild. I have the same book sitting right beside me on my desk. It's a very interesting and compelling way to look at history and who doesn't like to read about Beer, Wine, Spirits, Coffee, Tea and Coca-Cola? Each is drenched in a rich story.