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	Comments on: Updates: Was Churchill an Alcoholic? Spirits, Pipes, Cigarettes	</title>
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	<description>Senior Fellow, Hillsdale College Churchill Project, Writer and Historian</description>
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		By: Patrizio Giangreco		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Dear Richard, your article has me riced an old curiocity: has WSC ever drank beer? In all books that I read—and those are an important lot—I have never found such reference. It’s possible that sir Winston considered beer as a proletarian drink? All my best, Patrizio.
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&lt;em&gt;Always a pleasure to hear from you, Patrizio. I recall several mentions, but correct, he was not a beer drinker. However, he did appreciate those who liked it. E.g., Prime Minister to Secretary of State for War, 23 October 1944:
“A serious appeal was made to me by General Alexander for more beer for the troops in Italy. The Americans are said to have four bottles a week, and the British rarely get one. You should make an immediate effort, and come to
me for support in case other departments are involved. Let me have a plan, with time schedule, for this beer.”
All the best, Richard.&lt;/em&gt;
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Dear Richard, your article has me riced an old curiocity: has WSC ever drank beer? In all books that I read—and those are an important lot—I have never found such reference. It’s possible that sir Winston considered beer as a proletarian drink? All my best, Patrizio.<br>
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<em>Always a pleasure to hear from you, Patrizio. I recall several mentions, but correct, he was not a beer drinker. However, he did appreciate those who liked it. E.g., Prime Minister to Secretary of State for War, 23 October 1944:<br>
“A serious appeal was made to me by General Alexander for more beer for the troops in Italy. The Americans are said to have four bottles a week, and the British rarely get one. You should make an immediate effort, and come to<br>
me for support in case other departments are involved. Let me have a plan, with time schedule, for this beer.”<br>
All the best, Richard.</em></p>
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