A History of the World in 6 Glasses

Throughout human history, certain drinks are not just thirst. As Tom Standage relates to authority and appeal, six of them dramatically affected the process history and became a decisive drink of important historical period.

"History of the world with eyeglasses" tells the story of human beings from the stone age to the 21st century.

"World history in the six eyes" is to see the history of the world through beer, wine, spirits, coffee, tea, and cola lenses. Science journalists and skilled writers Tom Standage have published clever books on how these drinks reflect their era of creation. This 311 page book is categorized in six drinks (two chapters for each drink): Mesopotamia and Egyptian beer, Greek and Roman wines, colonial spirit, reasonable age coffee, tea And the rise of the British Empire, Coca-Cola and America

"World History with Glasses" conveys the story of mankind from the Stone Age to the 21st Century through beers, wines, spirits, coffee, tea and cola lenses. Beer was originally made in fertile new moon and 3000 B.C. It is very important for Mesopotamia and Egypt that it is being used to pay wages. In ancient Greece, wine became the main exporter of her extensive maritime trade and helped spread Greek culture overseas. Spirits, such as brandy and rum, promote the arrival of the exploration era, strengthen seafarers during long-distance voyages, and revitalize harmful slave trade. Coffee was born in the Arab world, but in the era of reason, when the cafe became the center of knowledge exchange, it caused a revolutionary idea in Europe. After the Chinese began drinking tea for hundreds of years, it was particularly popular in the UK and had a major impact on British foreign policy.

Most people are taught to teach history in times, times, and in some cases decades, and Tom Stein Jess seems to divide history into popular drinks of the times. In "World History of Six World", the author brings an interesting historical timeline to readers. A wonderful writing that attracts everyone who wants to know about daily drinks and how they become so popular. This book not only shares information about these drinks but it also brings light to the real history of the world, and with vibrant tones and fun facts, Standage makes it fun to create interesting historical novels Succeeded.

Most readers do not like historical novels. They all have the same boring tones, the same layout, and the same dull facts. "The history of the world with the six eyes" stands out, if the author strengthens the history by adding favorite drinks, the reader can better understand the history. Of course there are other factors that explain why this is such a wonderful novel, such as the tone of the author, incredible details, and strong facts. It is indispensable for caffeine, alcohol, people who love history.