📚 Exciting News from Jonanson Publishing Limited! 🎉 As someone who has always been passionate about history, I am thrilled to announce the release of our maiden historical title, "Empire’s Last Brew: The Tea–Coffee Shift and the End of the British Empire Rule in America" This book marks a significant milestone for us at Jonanson Publishing, as we dive into the vibrant and tumultuous era of the American Revolution. About the Book "Empire’s Last Brew: The Tea–Coffee Shift and the End of the British Empire Rule in America" explores the dramatic and pivotal roles that tea and coffee played in the founding of America. From secretive meetings in colonial coffeehouses to grand tea parties that set the stage for revolution, this book offers a fresh lens on the historical events that shaped a nation. It’s a story of intrigue, defiance, and the thirst for independence, crafted to captivate history buffs and casual readers alike. Why This Book? Inspired by lifelong fascination with history, we at Jonanson Publishing wishes to shed light on the lesser-known aspects of the American Revolution. It's more than just a history book; it’s a journey back in time designed to enlighten, educate, and inspire. Join Us on This Historical Adventure: We believe that understanding our past is essential for building our future, and we’re excited to contribute to this knowledge with our first historical publication. "Empire’s Last Brew: The Tea–Coffee Shift and the End of the British Empire Rule in America" is now available on Amazon in both eBook and paperback formats. Here's to discovering the past together! 🍵☕️📘: https://a.co/d/e6lSoyt #History #AmericanRevolution #JonansonPublishing #NewRelease #EmpiresLastBrew #BookLaunch #ReadMoreHistory
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📚 Exciting News from Jonanson Publishing Limited! 🎉 We are thrilled to announce the release of our maiden historical title, "Empire’s Last Brew: The Tea–Coffee Shift and the End of the British Empire Rule in America" This book marks a significant milestone for us at Jonanson Publishing, as we dive into the vibrant and tumultuous era of the American Revolution. About the Book "Empire’s Last Brew: The Tea–Coffee Shift and the End of the British Empire Rule in America" explores the dramatic and pivotal roles that tea and coffee played in the founding of America. From secretive meetings in colonial coffeehouses to grand tea parties that set the stage for revolution, this book offers a fresh lens on the historical events that shaped a nation. It’s a story of intrigue, defiance, and the thirst for independence, crafted to captivate history buffs and casual readers alike. Why This Book? Inspired by lifelong fascination with history, we at Jonanson Publishing wishes to shed light on the lesser-known aspects of the American Revolution. It's more than just a history book; it’s a journey back in time designed to enlighten, educate, and inspire. Join Us on This Historical Adventure: We believe that understanding our past is essential for building our future, and we’re excited to contribute to this knowledge with our first historical publication. "Empire’s Last Brew: The Tea–Coffee Shift and the End of the British Empire Rule in America" is now available on Amazon in both eBook and paperback formats. Here's to discovering the past together! 🍵☕️📘: https://a.co/d/e6lSoyt #History #AmericanRevolution #JonansonPublishing #NewRelease #EmpiresLastBrew #BookLaunch #ReadMoreHistory
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https://lnkd.in/eEuAJS6q - Here is the first of what I hope will be many articles for Andscape for your reading pleasure.
Whiskey and wisdom from Rob Beatty of the Kentucky Black Bourbon Guild
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Beyond Coffee, Book by Dan Engle, James Beshara, and Katherine Haynes, Food & Drink Book, eHardback Book Review "Beyond Coffee" deftly exposes the secret universe that dwells inside our everyday cup of joe. The author transports readers on a thrilling trip that goes beyond the surface-level enjoyment of sipping coffee with rigorous research and an engaging story. The book explores coffee's economic, cultural, and historical facets, tracing its origins to early civilizations and examining its contemporary global influence. The ability of "Beyond Coffee" to deftly combine scientific knowledge with personal narratives, illuminating the nuanced relationships between coffee production, climate change, and social justice, sets it apart from other documentaries. The author's compelling prose illuminates the difficulties that coffee producers face and the pressing need for sustainable practices in a field that is sometimes taken for granted. Readers are treated to a sensory adventure as they turn the pages, from the earthy smells of coffee farms to the busy markets where beans are traded. "Beyond Coffee" serves as a wake-up call by challenging us to think about the bigger picture effects of our morning routine. It awakens in the reader a sense of duty, pushing them to relish not only the flavour of their cup, but also the tales that entwine with each sip. This book serves as a welcome reminder that there's always more to learn underneath the surface in a day of mindless consumption. Thank you for reading by book review till the end on the best and free book review submission platform eHardback. I hope you enjoyed this book review. I’m looking for post more interesting book reviews on eHardback Book Review Platform. More Book Reviews on www.ehardback.com #BeyondCoffeeBook #CoffeeCultureUnveiled #CoffeeConsciousness #BookReview #eHardbackBookReview #eHardback #BookRviewSubmission
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Dive deep into the details of coffee from how to brew, to how to run a cafe, with our collection of the best coffee books out there.
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Review: Little Book Blended Whiskey Chapter 7: “In Retrospect” (2023)
Review: Little Book Blended Whiskey Chapter 7: “In Retrospect” (2023)
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Notes from Alchemy: https://lnkd.in/gFaPY5Zd A book I highly recommend you read.
Alchemy — Rory Sutherland | Notion
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I recently finished reading the book "Who Moved My Cheese". It is a short and simple book but one that has great teachings. Here are some things I got from it: In the book you learn about cheese. You can interpret cheese as anything. Anything we love, we are passionate about, we want, hope for, and even our own beliefs. Nothing is certain in life, and unexpectedly, we might run out of our "cheese". When things don't work as we wanted we start to worry wondering if there is any good out there for us, if there is some good cheese for us. We all know we need to find new "cheese", but for some reason we still yearn for that old good cheese we had, but I fear that by doing so, we lose opportunities to try a new one with different flavor, and even better. “Old beliefs do not lead you to new cheese”, the book says, and I have realized that is true. If we want new cheese, we need to grow and get rid of old beliefs.
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🍷✨ Step into tonight's "Wine and Words" event – a virtual tour awaits: Entrance Elegance: Welcome to a literary sanctuary where the ambiance is crafted with books and the fragrance of exquisite wines. Sip & Socialize: Grab your glass and dive into conversations with fellow book lovers. Share your recent reads and discover hidden literary gems. Author's Spotlight: Join us in highlighting Robert Peterson, the mastermind behind "Notorious Bakersfield." Engage in an exclusive Q&A session and uncover the stories that shaped the book. Bookish Banter: Explore cozy corners buzzing with book discussions. Connect with others who share your passion for literature. Storytelling Oasis: Immerse yourself in impromptu storytelling. Share excerpts from your favorite books or listen as others weave tales from the pages. Cheers to Literature: As the night unfolds, let's raise our glasses in a collective toast to the enchantment of words and the connections they forge. Embark on this literary journey with us tonight! 🌙📚 #WineAndWordsEvent #LiterarySoiree #VirtualGathering
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The flavoring The newcomer may be! Do you love indulging in delicious food that leaves you licking your fingers after every bite? If so, adding the right blend of spices is essential to make your meal more flavorful and enjoyable. Similarly, if you want your relationships to be fulfilling, exciting, and challenging, you must add excitement and novelty. This can be achieved by keeping things fresh, trying new things, and stepping out of your comfort zone. The same principle applies to a country. Suppose you want your nation to be a hub of creativity, innovation, productivity, and prosperity. In that case, you must embrace diversity and welcome immigrants from different ethnic, cultural, religious, and ideological backgrounds. However, it's important to remember that not all spices are created equal. It would help if you chose the right spice for the food you cook, the relationship you establish, and the country you live in. Just like adding rotten spice can spoil the taste of your food, adding the wrong kind of people to your country can lead to disunity, conflict, and chaos. Therefore, it's crucial to choose your spices carefully and be mindful of their impact on your life's overall flavor and aroma. Join Marc Boyajian in celebrating unity and diversity with "The Immigrant." This story reminds us of the bridges we can build when we embrace different cultures and backgrounds. Get ready to be inspired – order your copy of this book right away! #TheImmigrant #MarcBoyajian #bestsellers #bestsellingauthor #bestsellingbooks #bookoftheday #books #inspirationalbook #InspirationalJourney #booklover #bookaddict
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The latest title from our 'Food Culture, Food History before 1900' book series is out now! Sarah Kernan and Helga Müllneritsch's edited volume, 'Culinary Texts in Context, 1500–1800' represents a new and significant contribution to the study of recipe books from the early modern period. 📖🍲 The authors explore how localised traditions of book production and domestic record-keeping shaped the physical forms of the books, and how stains, folds, marginalia, items pressed between pages, and pasted-in additions reveal their many uses. Read the introduction 🔗https://lnkd.in/eZcRXnex
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