La reine Elizabeth II a une bonne descente : gin, martini, vin… elle aime tout
42 UNITÉS D’ALCOOL PAR SEMAINE
À 91 ans, la reine Elizabeth II continue d’étonner par sa santé de fer. Inoxydable, la souveraine a un secret que vient de révéler le site Business Insider, son régime alimentaire très sain qu’elle agrémente de quatre petits cocktails chaque jour.
« L’alcool est notre pire ennemi, fuir serait lâche ! », « L’alcool permet de rendre l’eau potable », « L’alcool est l’aspirine de l’âme », des aphorismes qui sans nul doute feraient sourire Elizabeth II car la souveraine n’est pas rétive à l’idée de remplacer la tasse de thé par un petit verre à cocktail. C’est l’une des révélations que vient de faire Business Insider. En effet à en croire le magazine la grand-mère des princes Harry et William boit en moyenne…42 unités d'alcool par semaine. Une somme, conséquence de ses habitudes quotidiennes et des coupes qu’elle boit pour accompagner ses invités lors d’événements mondains.
Le magazine qui révèle donc avec force détails les petits rituels alcoolisés de la reine. Cela commence avec un petit apéritif d’avant déjeuner au cours duquel elle opterait pour un gin avec du Dubonnet, un vermouth, avec du citron et des glaçons ; puis un petit verre de vin pendant le repas ; après quoi une fois le « tea-time » passé, c’est un Martini sec qui ravirait la mère du prince Charles ; pour terminer la journée par une une coupe de champagne avant de rejoindre Morphée.
Une descente surprenante, mais qui ne représente que la moitié de celle de sa mère, la Reine mère, connue pour son amour du gin, et qui a vécu jusqu’à l’âge de 101 ans. Le gin qui à contrario, a fait sombrer la princesse Margaret, la sœur de la reine d’Elizabeth II, dans l’alcoolisme. Celle que l’on surnomma la « princesse rebelle » en raison de ses fréquentations et de ses excès – elle se montra volontiers en compagnie de rockeurs à la mode, notamment Mick Jagger et les Beatles – connut en en effet à partir des années 80 de nombreux ennuis de santé (une ablation partielle d’un poumon) en raison de son tabagisme et de son alcoolisme très excessifs (la presse ayant rapporté qu'elle fumait 60 cigarettes par jour et buvait plusieurs bouteilles de gin). La princesse Margaret qui rappelons-le s’est éteinte, en 2002, des suites d’un accident vasculaire cérébral, à l’âge de 72 ans.
A la vôtre!!!
AT 91 YEARS OLD, QUEEN ELIZABETH II CONTINUES TO AMAZING BY HIS HEALTH OF IRON. STAINLESS, THE SOVEREIGN HAS A SECRET THAT HAS REVEALED THE BUSINESS INSIDER SITE, ITS FOOD REGIME VERY HEALTHY THAT IT ENCOURAGES FOUR SMALL COCKTAILS EVERY DAY.
"Alcohol is our worst enemy, running away would be cowardly! »,« Alcohol makes the water drinkable »,« Alcohol is the aspirin of the soul », aphorisms that would undoubtedly make smile Elizabeth II because the sovereign is not restive to the idea to replace the cup of tea with a small cocktail glass. This is one of the revelations that Business Insider has just made. In fact, according to the magazine, the grandmother of Princes Harry and William drinks on average ... 42 units of alcohol a week. A sum, a consequence of her daily habits and the cups she drinks to accompany her guests during social events.
The magazine reveals with great detail the little alcoholic rituals of the queen. It starts with a small pre-lunch appetizer, where she chooses a gin with Dubonnet, a vermouth, with lemon and ice cubes; then a small glass of wine during the meal; after which the tea-time has passed, it is a dry Martini which would delight the mother of Prince Charles; to end the day with a glass of champagne before joining Morphée.
A surprising descent, but only half of that of her mother, the Queen Mother, known for her love of gin, and who lived until the age of 101. The gin who, on the contrary, sank Princess Margaret, the sister of Queen Elizabeth II, into alcoholism. She was nicknamed the "rebellious princess" because of her friendships and excesses - she was willing to be in the company of trendy rockers, including Mick Jagger and the Beatles - in fact from the 80s of many health problems (partial removal of a lung) due to excessive smoking and alcoholism (the press reported that she smoked 60 cigarettes a day and drank several bottles of gin). Princess Margaret, who is remembered, died in 2002 after a stroke at the age of 72.
Cheers!!!
"Alcohol is our worst enemy, running away would be cowardly! »,« Alcohol makes the water drinkable »,« Alcohol is the aspirin of the soul », aphorisms that would undoubtedly make smile Elizabeth II because the sovereign is not restive to the idea to replace the cup of tea with a small cocktail glass. This is one of the revelations that Business Insider has just made. In fact, according to the magazine, the grandmother of Princes Harry and William drinks on average ... 42 units of alcohol a week. A sum, a consequence of her daily habits and the cups she drinks to accompany her guests during social events.
The magazine reveals with great detail the little alcoholic rituals of the queen. It starts with a small pre-lunch appetizer, where she chooses a gin with Dubonnet, a vermouth, with lemon and ice cubes; then a small glass of wine during the meal; after which the tea-time has passed, it is a dry Martini which would delight the mother of Prince Charles; to end the day with a glass of champagne before joining Morphée.
A surprising descent, but only half of that of her mother, the Queen Mother, known for her love of gin, and who lived until the age of 101. The gin who, on the contrary, sank Princess Margaret, the sister of Queen Elizabeth II, into alcoholism. She was nicknamed the "rebellious princess" because of her friendships and excesses - she was willing to be in the company of trendy rockers, including Mick Jagger and the Beatles - in fact from the 80s of many health problems (partial removal of a lung) due to excessive smoking and alcoholism (the press reported that she smoked 60 cigarettes a day and drank several bottles of gin). Princess Margaret, who is remembered, died in 2002 after a stroke at the age of 72.
Cheers!!!
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