Beer. The Drink That Holds Civilizations Together

[Weatherman2020]

Ancent Peruvian microbrewery, sour ale helps explain longevity of the Wari empire

The Ancient Egyptian Obsession with Beer

Beer.
Is there nothing it can’t do?

 

[ABikerSailor]

You know, beer was one of the things that helped get the pyramids built. They would feed the workers beer in the evenings because not only was it a food source rich in calories, but it also kept the slaves from rising up.

 

[Darkwind]

 

[williepete]

Is there nothing it can’t do?

 

[Dick Foster]

Ancent Peruvian microbrewery, sour ale helps explain longevity of the Wari empire

The Ancient Egyptian Obsession with Beer

Beer.
Is there nothing it can’t do?

Heck many think beer is responsible for the creation of civilization itself. Civilization came about because of agriculture and agriculture came about to grow grains to make beer.

Why You Should Thank Beer For Civilization

 

[williepete]

Is there nothing it can’t do?

My all time favorite:

 

[ABikerSailor]

On the History Channel, they had a documentary that they called "How Beer Saved the World". One of the more interesting things about it is that during the middle ages, beer was consumed more than water, because the beer was safe to drink, and the water could sometimes be questionable.

 

[petro]

Christ...
And I would still strike out...

 

[Darkwind]

Christ...
And I would still strike out...

LOL

Hell, I'm married and can't get laid half the time!

 

[Darkwind]

On the History Channel, they had a documentary that they called "How Beer Saved the World". One of the more interesting things about it is that during the middle ages, beer was consumed more than water, because the beer was safe to drink, and the water could sometimes be questionable.

Yes. In a time when men would just 'whip it out' and urinate in the middle of the street, and households would dump chamber pots out of windows and filth ran down the center of lanes, the drinking water was very questionable.

Beer brewing required the water to be boiled as wort and thereby killed the bacteria.

 

[Likkmee]

Somewhat yes. HOWEVER
Family sex resulted in some serious ugly/dumb fux so it had to be kicked up to get the same results !

Jack Daniel's - Wikipedia

 

[ABikerSailor]

On the History Channel, they had a documentary that they called "How Beer Saved the World". One of the more interesting things about it is that during the middle ages, beer was consumed more than water, because the beer was safe to drink, and the water could sometimes be questionable.

Yes. In a time when men would just 'whip it out' and urinate in the middle of the street, and households would dump chamber pots out of windows and filth ran down the center of lanes, the drinking water was very questionable.

Beer brewing required the water to be boiled as wort and thereby killed the bacteria.

Brewing may have killed the bacteria initially, but the alcohol content in the beer kept them out.

 

[Pilot1]

Christ...
And I would still strike out...

LOL

Hell, I'm married and can't get laid half the time!

Do you give her beer first?

 

[williepete]

Is there nothing it can’t do?

Alter vocabulary.

 

[progressive hunter]

 

[Moonglow]

Some of the angels I woke up next to it shure made me want to quit drinking beer.

 

[iamwhatiseem]

I have been a home brewer for better than 15 years,

 

[Weatherman2020]

I have been a home brewer for better than 15 years,

30 for me. The one good thing Carter did was signing the Bill legalizing it.

 

[Deplorable Yankee]

Ancent Peruvian microbrewery, sour ale helps explain longevity of the Wari empire

The Ancient Egyptian Obsession with Beer

Beer.
Is there nothing it can’t do?

beer is the glue scotch is the fuel


no one steal that ...its mine