Again, let's look closer at the hypothetical table that was built in the previous step.  This table closely resembles one that was already discussed in the previous step, and was found to be contradictory.  In fact, this table has the same basic fault:

Indeed, one of the owners of the house 2, 3 or 4 should smoke Blue Master, since we know already that none of the owners of house 1 or 5 smokes it.  And as far as:

— one of the owners of the house 2, 3 or 4 should drink beer.

However, our hypothetical table shows that none of them can drink beer.  So the second of three possible distributions leads to a contradiction, and should therefor be discarded (along with the first one).

the only remaining possibility, and we have no other choice, but to try to follow it.

From this point on solution rolls down the hill and choices become easy.  Can you figure out what those choices are?