Episode 7 - Hemingway and Oliva (Part Four)

After Batista and Castro, Papa Hemingway was the most recognizable person in Cuba. Papa was in a good mood today. He had emptied his flask when Juan, his driver, escorted him to the bar in his 1955 red Chrysler convertible. Now, at the Floridita, he was into his second drink. The doctor had said no more alcohol but, hell, he thought, his body needed booze as much as a racecar needed oil.