Sober, all too sober
How can we convert abstemious younger drinkers to the joys of wine?
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Harry Eyres is a poet, theater critic, columnist, and wine writer. His books include Wine Dynasties of Europe and the memoir Horace and Me: Life Lessons from an Ancient Poet.
How can we convert abstemious younger drinkers to the joys of wine?
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