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Food
Moonshine Runs Through the Veins of Prince Edward Island
The culture of moonshine is strong in poor, rural Canadian areas where people are used to making everything from scratch, cherish a healthy disrespect for politics and the law, and have plenty of acreage to work in total obscurity.
Ivy Knight
9.22.14
Food
Gaza's Christians Brew Illegal Wine in Defiance of Hamas
Amid the ongoing violence between Hamas and Israel, Gaza's small Christian community continues to practice its age-old traditions—and that means brewing home-made, illegal wine right under the noses of the people in power.
Ashley Gallagher
8.22.14
Food
Recovering Alcoholics Shouldn’t Drink Kombucha
A favorite of yoga instructors and health nuts, kombucha has been touted as a miracle elixir. But for people who are in recovery from alcohol addiction, kombucha's naturally present booze—as insignificant as it may seem—is a problem.
Kirsten Chilstrom
7.10.14