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Something Drinkable Right Now
Donald Reilly
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A Robber Holds Up A Liquor Store. The Clerk
John O'Brien
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A Father, Bottle In Hand, Speaks To His Young
Harry Bliss
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Will That Be All
Peter Arno
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Close Up View Of A Liquor Store With Door Handle
Kim Warp
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Is Pinot Noir Where You Want To Be?
William Hamilton
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Let's Not Tell Mom
Sophie Abromowitz and Eli Dreyfus
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It Worked For Don Draper
Christopher Weyant
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A Man Walks By A Liquor Store With The Sign
David Sipress
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Now, In This One, The Straight Whiskeys Are ?ve
Claude Smith
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New Yorker May 29th, 1943
Mischa Richter
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What Do You Have In Investment-grade Reds?
Edward Koren
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I'll Have The Bourbon Hot Toddy. Make That Two
Henry Martin
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It was his turn to bring mead
Julia Suits
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Oceans Of Hot Buttered Rum
Helen E Hokinson
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Who Let The Dining-room Set Into The Liquor
Zachary Kanin
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A Man Robs A Liquor Store. The Cashier Reaches
Harry Bliss
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See. I Told You We Haven't Got Anything
Alain
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Sleepy?
Peter Arno
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I Thought They Broke The Mold
Warren Miller
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You're Old Enough
Amy Kurzweil
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New Yorker July 12th, 1976
Dana Fradon
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New Yorker March 29th, 1958
Saul Steinberg
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He's Not Ours
Peter Arno
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Give The Gift Of Alcohol
Mike Twohy
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The Wine Station
Joe Dator
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Bar Bar
Roz Chast
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New Yorker April 10th, 1954
Saul Steinberg
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New Yorker October 18th, 1941
Gardner Rea
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How Do You Make A Wassail Bowl?
Wallace Morgan
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I Love These Quiet Evenings At Home Battling
Peter C. Vey
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New Yorker December 12th, 1942
Roberta Macdonald
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Broadly Northwestern European
Matthew Reuter
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You Have The Wrong Apartment
Warren Miller
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Obnoxious drunk
Frank Cotham
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Too Much Or Not Enough
Elisabeth McNair
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Nothing For Me
JB Handelsman
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New Yorker January 1st, 1938
Christina Malman
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You Know, Harriet, I'm Beginning To Think This
Robert J. Day
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State Of The Union-Strength
Christopher Weyant
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New Yorker March 1st, 1941
Otto Soglow
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Now Let Me See - Champagne Goes About Three
Helen E. Hokinson
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Hey, Joe!
Alain
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You Keep The Chill Out Your Way. I'll Keep
Perry Barlow
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Now I Don't Want You To Start Shaking Your Head
Perry Barlow
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We Have Old Taylor
Robert J. Day
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Is There Any Particular Kind Of Cocktail
Helen E. Hokinson
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Is Portugal Still Friendly?
Richard Taylor
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New Yorker July 3rd, 1943
Roberta Macdonald
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But Isn't There Some Sort Of Mock Gin?
Helen E. Hokinson
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You Mean I Don't Get Anything Back On The Bottles?
Helen E. Hokinson
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What Would You Recommend? I'm Just A Beginner
Helen E. Hokinson
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Why, This Is One Of The Things They're
Helen E. Hokinson
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New Yorker March 4th, 1944
Alan Dunn
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I'd Order A Full Case
Alan Dunn
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No, We Haven't, Mrs. Walton, But How
George Price
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What's To Prevent Some Clever Little Mountaineer
Helen E. Hokinson
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New Yorker May 9th, 1942
Roberta Macdonald
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I Think We'll Pass Up The Chateau
James Stevenson
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Why Don't We Drink It Ourselves And Close Up?
Garrett Price
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Have You A Wine That Would Be At Home With An
Helen E. Hokinson
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A Limo Is Parked At A Rundown
Frank Cotham
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New Yorker April 17th, 2006
Jack Ziegler
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Love The Exposed Brick
Harry Bliss
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The Great Is $54.99
William Hamilton
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New Yorker July 26th, 1999
Jack Ziegler
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'for Mervyn
J.C. Duffy
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To Avoid The Tedium Of This Endless Socializing
Jack Ziegler
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Of Course, Not Everybody Can Face This Kind
William Hamilton
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That's Not You Talking
Barbara Smaller
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New Yorker July 26th, 1976
Arnie Levin
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One-martini Lunch
Jack Ziegler
$100
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