This fascinating lecture from 1912 explores the art and science of distillation, as it was understood at the time. The Wine Trade Club, which hosted the lecture, was a prestigious organization of wine merchants and connoisseurs in London. The lecture covers a range of topics related to distillation, including the history of the practice, the chemical principles involved, and the various techniques used around the world. It is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of science or the history of alcohol.

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