Once in London, Keith cut back on the beer swilling and got his degree in 1977.
The aristocrats are frivolous to the point of mania, swilling sparkling cocktails dressed as wolves and moths.
The minister himself, recognisable by his shock of silver-grey hair, is pictured giving the boot to champagne-swilling businessmen.
This idea is rooted in the peasant habit of swilling the mouth out with green tea, instead of brushing the teeth.
If the Kentucky Derby is genteel julep-sipping, the Preakness is boisterous beer-swilling.
The block-wide, walled-in Czech beer garden has enough picnic tables to comfortably seat 800 and is merrily packed all summer with pitcher-swilling, sausage-eating bonhomie.
As he wandered through the tent swilling rum from his silver trophy and enduring thunderous backslaps, there was no happier salt in the Keys.
Their focus groups assume Mr Hague is an aristocratic claret-swilling toff.
The North Korean leader is sometimes caricatured as a cognac-swilling gourmet, the one fat man in a country where hundreds of thousands, if not millions, have died from famine.
The Duke sings "Possente amor (A great love)" while swilling Scotch from a bottle (one verse only) and "La donna e mobile (Women are fickle)" while swinging around the stripper pole.
Concrete clad and perennially crowded, Bondi's well-trodden stretch of sand presents a broad slice of modern Sydney life, from the weather-beaten lap swimmers at the Icebergs sea pool, to the Negroni-swilling regulars at North Bondi Italian.
'Wrong' say the sake-swilling glass half-fullers.
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