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(Wine) Julian Street. Civilized Drinking: The Selection and Service of Wines Native American we find echoes in hisBlue & red cloth, paper cover label. First Edition Thus. NY: Redbook Magazine, [1933]. Reprinted from an article in Redbook Magazine, this is a charming and instructive book on great vintages and how to serve them. Street's unique voice comes through in every sentence, such as, "It is the fate of Champagne to live gayly and die young. Champagne at ten years old is well along in life, and at twenty it is likely to be dead." Regarding red wine, Street