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Welcome to Tuesday Trivia!
If you are:
- a long-time reader, lurker, or inquirer who has always felt too nervous to contribute an answer
- new to r/AskHistorians and getting a feel for the community
- Looking for feedback on how well you answer
- polishing up a flair application
- one of our amazing flairs
this thread is for you ALL!
Come share the cool stuff you love about the past! Please don’t just write a phrase or a sentence—explain the thing, get us interested in it! Include sources especially if you think other people might be interested in them.
AskHistorians requires that answers be supported by published research. We do not allow posts based on personal or relatives' anecdotes. All other rules also apply—no bigotry, current events, and so forth.
For this round, let’s look at: BEVERAGES AND DRINKING! What drinks, alcoholic or otherwise, were popular in your period? Were there any interesting customs related to drinking? Did anyone do anything really nuts under the influence? Answer one of these or totally spin off into your own thing!
Next time: THE MOMENT IT ALL CHANGED!
\two Humphrey Bogart quotes two weeks in a row is down to sheer coincidence as well as Humphrey Bogart being awesome)
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