alcohol

Salud!

Salud!Posted by Jessica Ridenour on July 30, 2009 - 10:59pm.

By Alastair Bland




Drink Beer Save the World

Posted by LIME Team on May 13, 2008 - 5:00am.

Is your beer a home brew? Beer activism is more than just a college past time.

The 100-Mile Cocktail

Posted by Eliza Sarasohn on February 25, 2008 - 7:43pm.

Indulge yourself in a locavore happy hour with our recipe for a seasonally-fresh artisinal elixir


Catching A Cold? Open A Bottle of Wine

Posted by Su Avasthi on December 24, 2007 - 8:36am.

Just like an apple, a glass of wine a day might just keep the doctor away.



Dealing With Depression

5:00 minutes (1.15 MB)
Are you depressed? Mother Nature can offer a few solutions to your everyday blues. No side effects and fast effective results.


Guide to Organic Beer Tasting

Guide to Organic Beer TastingPosted by LIME Team on July 12, 2007 - 8:22am.

Chris O'Brian, author of Drink Beer, Save the World, discusses what exactly makes a beer organic and explains the differences in flavor of various beers and ales from IPAs to English Bitters.


Drink Beer, Save the World

Drink Beer, Save the WorldPosted by LIME Team on June 13, 2007 - 9:02am.

Beer activism is more than just a college past time. Discover the benefits of home-brewing and supporting your local brewer.

Cheers to Healthy Cocktails

Posted by Su Avasthi on April 26, 2007 - 5:25pm.

Thought a strawberry margarita was a guilty pleasure with no nutritional value? Think again.


Can Wine & Yoga Co-Exist?

Posted by Su Avasthi on December 18, 2006 - 10:07pm.

A yoga retreat at a vineyard might sound like bliss to some, but purists aren't so sure that wine and yoga belong together.





The Buzz Without the Hangover: A New Breed of Alcohol

The Buzz Without the Hangover: A New Breed of AlcoholPosted by Marisa Belger on April 19, 2006 - 1:26pm.

Imagine feeling the positive sensations of a couple of cocktails—you know, increased joviality, decreased inhibitions and so on—without the consequential hangover the next day. Scientists are currently developing a cocktail of drugs that will elicit the pleasurable effects of drinking without the slurred speech and spinning head that usually accompany imbibing. Drugs are a poor substitution for a full-bodied glass of cabernet or a cold beer, but the idea is still intriguing the scientific community. Psychopharmacologist David Nutt of the University of Bristol will publish the idea in next month's Journal of Psychopharmacology.



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