AND BEER. 45 Chapter III. Heap high the fire, and, O ye Lare?, smile ; And, Innocence, with plenty hither bring Hilarity; while Friendship brims the cup With home-brewed Ale, and every welcom’d guest Forgets the storm . . , Booker^ s Sequel Poem to the Hop Garden. I wish you a merry Christmas and a… … lord, is spilling on the tiled floor. These two old friends, firm sup¬ porters of each other, the farmers and home-brewed ale, have almost parted company. Home-brew, indeed, has become, in some places, an extinct and almost forgotten beverage. It is a curious fact, however, that between the years…
Drinking customs · Drinking vessels · Ale · Beer · Brewing industry
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