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I think everyone likes a cool brew on a hot sunny day, lounging around on a day off work on your patio or porch soaking up the relaxing atmosphere. One day the health and science nuts say beer's good for you, the next week they say it's not...the fact is...everything is good in moderation...so enjoy!

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Green Holiday Beer


To make Green Beer all you need is:


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and green food colouring.


You might want to use a light coloured beer to start with as dark beer doesn't turn green as easily.


And you'll turn this:


light beer    into:       green beer

History of Beer


The Chinese brewed beer called 'Kui' some 5,000 years ago. In Mesopotamia, a 4,000 year-old clay tablet indicates that brewing was a highly respected profession - and the master brewers were women.

In ancient Babylon, the women brewers were also priestesses. The goddesses Siris and Nimkasi were patronesses of beer, and certain types of beer were reserved exclusively for temple ceremonies.

In 2,100 BC Hammuabi, the 6th King of Babylonia, included provisions regulating the business of tavern keepers in his great law code. These provisions covered the sale of beer and were designed to protect the consumer. The punishment of short measure by an innkeeper was drowning, which was an effective way to prevent any repetition of the offence!

An ancient tablet now in New York's Metropolitan Museum lists Babylonian beers as: dark beer, pale beer, red beer, three fold beer, beer with a head, without a head etc. It also records that beer was sipped through a straw - in the case of royalty a golden straw, long enough to reach from the throne to a large container of beer kept nearby.

3,000 year old beer mugs were uncovered in Israel in the 1960s. Archaeologists said that their find at Tel Isdar indicated that beer drinking in Israel went back to the days of King Saul and King David. An Assyrian tablet of 2,000 BC lists beer among the foods that Noah used to provision the ark.

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Some Beer Facts


What king is known as the "patron saint of beer?"

Answer:  King Gambrinus (not to be confused with St. Arnold, the patron saint of brewing).

What was the length of Prohibition? 

Answer:  Prohibition lasted 13 years, 10 months, 19 days, 17 hours, 32 1/2 minutes

What is the best selling brand in the Western Hemisphere outside of the United States? What country is it brewed in?

Answer: Brahma Beer. It is brewed in Sao Paulo, Brazil.


What is the Most Expensive Beer in the World?

Answer:  It’s called “Tutankhamen” and is prepared according to the recipe recovered by a group of University of Cambridge archaeologists in Queen Nefertiti’s Temple of the Sun in Egypt. It costs US $52 a bottle, and is produced in limited and numbered edition.

  What country has the most individual beer brands?

Answer:  That would be Belgium, with 400


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