Queen advised to drop her daily cocktail;
family friend says 95-year-old does not
appreciate it
Posted By: NorthernDog, 10/16/2021 1:29:19 PM
Queen Elizabeth II, the world's longest-reigning living monarch, is a picture of good health even at 95 years of age. One of the reasons the monarch has aged so gracefully is that she follows the advice of her nutritionists and doctors, but she wasn't very happy when she was recently asked to drop her daily cocktail. (Snip) As per various reports, the queen enjoys a gin cocktail in the morning, followed by a glass of wine or champagne with lunch, and another glass of champagne plus a dry martini in the evening. Her late cousin Margaret Rhodes said that the
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She's made it to age 95 by tipping back a few every day. Why stop now?