This British pub classic is built on bread, cheese, and a postwar campaign.
Taverns and inns were more than a place to tip a pint: In Revolutionary America, they were a center of civic life.
Speakeasies were a necessity to imbibe during during prohibition, but some have remained a fixture over the last century.
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