A Pleasing Sinne: Drink And Conviviality In Seventeenth Century England

In a vibrant exploration of 17th-century England, the lives of those who gathered for drink and conversation spring to life. It takes readers on a journey through lively inn chambers, the elegance of court, and the picturesque landscapes of Derbyshire, where camaraderie flowed as freely as the ale.

Each page captures the warmth of social interaction, revealing how shared moments over a cup can shape friendships and communities. It’s an invitation to discover the rich tapestry of conviviality, celebrating human connections that transcend time and place.