How To Grow Your Own Ingredients To Make Your Own Beer

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There are two main beer-making ingredients that you can grow. Both hops and barley can be grown at home if you want. Hops are known by the scientific name humulus. It is commonly referred to as hops vines, however the term vine is misleading. The hops plant is actually a bine plant. These plants use stiff stems with hairs to aid in climbing. They will wrap themselves around something in a clockwise fashion to grow. They grow very quickly, growing from 20cm to 50cm per week during peak growth periods. Hops are perennial plants and are most commonly grown in the temperate regions of the Northern Hemisphere. They are rather easy to grow and can be grown indoors or out. Hops are susceptible to certain...

If you have tried brewing your own home-made beer and really enjoy doing it you may want to consider turning your home beer brewing skills into a business. There are many things to consider before making the decision to start a beer making business. Although many microbreweries are successful, you must be sure to think it through before investing in your new business. - Test your beer on friends and family members before making the decision. Make sure you have a tasty recipe - Something different - Is your beer something different or are there others available on the market already that are similar to your brew? - Start-up costs - Startup costs can be steep, especially for a small brewery. Think...

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Aging your newly brewed beer is an important step in the beer-making process. This can prove to be the most difficult step because you are surely very anxious to try your new brew. However, if you try it too soon you are likely to be disappointed in the taste. Newly bottled beer will need to age for a period of at least 2 to 6 weeks for conditioning. During the aging process the yeast will ferment the remaining sugar that was used when bottling the beer. This creates carbon dioxide, which naturally adds carbonation to your brew to make it perfectly bubbly. Also during this time unwanted sediments from the yeast and proteins will drop out and help to make a better, smoother tasting end product...

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There are several things that may concern you if you are a home brewer or are just curious about the process. First, you do not want to wait six weeks to find out what your beer will taste like. Second, you do not want to waste extra storage space with bottles. Fortunately, neither of these need to be a problem any longer. Not only is there a most space and cost effective way to brew your own drinks at home, you may open to the methods used in kegging as well. The biggest benefit to creating beer on tap instead of bottles is that you can use your kegerator at home for your own beer instead of buying a keg. You also do not need to purchase much to get started either. Almost all homebrew kegging...

There are normally two types of refrigeration models that are good choices for typical kegerators, and these are the stand-up refrigerator and the waist high or chest freezer. Regardless of the brand, what is important is that the refrigerator to be converted must be ideal and congruent with your space requirements. You have to determine if you want a storage space for your beer or if you would prefer it for serving purposes and for how many beers you would like to serve at any given period, as these considerations would help you choose the right refrigerator for your kegerator conversion. The most commonly used type for kegerator conversions by kegerator enthusiasts is the stand-up refrigerator...

Ginger beer has a completely different recipe than regular beer, its completely non alcoholic and easy to make, the confusion that people have probably lays in the term beer, its just a common mistake. Ginger beer may be mixed with beer (usually a British ale of some sort) to make one type of shandy. Anyone can make this ginger beer recipe and everyone can drink it, even children. The process involved of making home made ginger beer is quite simple and quick, it is a lot of fun to make even with your (grand)children. Really anyone can make this refreshing recipe. There are a lot of ginger beer recipes you can find online but the one we will give you is especially popular What do you need for your...

Popularity of German Beers

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Did you know that Beer is an integral part of German culture? With more than 1,000 breweries, Germany stands apart as the leader compared to other manufacturers in the world. There are strict quality laws that ensure the purity of the beer manufactured. This helps the manufacturers to differentiate from what can be used and what can't be. In short, Barley malt, hops and water are the only ingredients allowed for German beer manufacturers. Because of the quality check and stringent laws, one can find German beers to be better in terms of quality. Unlike other beers which offer aftertaste, German beers are known for their special quality. Weizen, Koelsch and Altiber are some of the well known German...

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So, imagine you arrived in Dublin. You won't have problems with accommodation: luxury hotels, cosy guesthouses with an individual approach, hostels... One of the city's most prestigious hotels is Conrad International Dublin. Other five-star hotels are: The Shelbourne where William Thackeray liked to spend his time, Berkeley Court and Clarence. Don't forget to book rooms in advance since there are lots of cultural events held here which make the city very popular with travelers. Dublin is a unique place, especially if you are fond of classic literature. The city is the motherland for three Nobel Prize laureates: George Bernard Shaw, Samuel Beckett and William Butler Yeats. The list of writers whose...

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There are two recurring questions that come up in respect of all-grain home brewing. The first is whether the product is that much better. The second is whether there is a way to do it without spending too much. The answer to both questions is a resounding yes. There is no doubt that the beer that is produced using all grain is better than an extract or kit beer. Yes you can make good beer using extract and kits. You may even make a great beer. But, the proof is in the tasting. Get a beer brewed using extract and compare it to one brewed using all grain and you will immediately tell the difference. All grain beer is fresher and fuller in flavour. Extract has a tendency to have a twang regardless of...

Beer Collectibles

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Social context Many social traditions and activities are very associated with drinking beer, such as playing cards, darts, or other games. The consumption of beer in isolation and excess may be associated with people drinking away their troubles, while drinking in excess with company may be associated with binge drinking. Around the world All over the world, beer is consumed. There are several breweries in the Middle East countries as well, such as Iraq and Syria. There is also breweries in African countries and other remote countries such as Mongolia as well. Glassware serving Getting an appropriate beer glass is considered desirable by some drinkers. There are some drinkers of beer that may...

You see beer commercials all over the place. You probably even have your favorite, especially if you're a chest pounding, sports watching brute of a he-man. The only thing you really care about is getting your hands on a nice cold brew. But did you ever sit down and wonder who the top beer manufacturers actually are? Of course not. That's why you're reading what's about to follow as we reveal the top beer manufacturers in the world today. The top five beer manufacturers have quite a few surprises, especially for those of you who are glued to your TV and see nothing but ads for Bud, Bud Light, Miller Light, Molson, Schlitz and the whole cast of characters that follow one bad B-Movie after...

Guinness: A Dublin Legacy

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Guinness is an Irish institution and if you visit any pub in Ireland you will see Guinness has pride of place at the bar. Often referred to as 'the black stuff,' Guinness is a stout beer which is typically a malt beer with a caramel flavour and bitterness in the finish. Guinness is made with four natural ingredients (water, barley, hops, yeast) and with the addition of isinglass during the filtration process. Guinness was first brewed in 1759, but it was not until 1769 that the beer was exported. Arthur Guinness signed a 9,000 year lease for an unused brewery St James Gate brewery in 1959, a lease that cost only £45 per year. Today St James Gate is the second largest brewery in the world and...

Bottling the Beer Bottling is not a hard part of the home brew process, but is important that you take your time and not contaminate the beer or the bottles during the procedure. Things to consider when choosing beer bottles: 1. Made of glass 2. Colored glass (brown and green) is favored over clear bottles. Light damages beer and the colored glass helps in protecting your brew. 3. Do not use twist off bottles. The caps will not seal along the threads. Bottles can be bought at a local beer-brewing retailer, or to save money you can reuse bottles that you have consumed in the past. I prefer to reuse bottles because it saves money and either way, you will still have to sanitize the bottles. Equipment...

German Beer Glasses: German beers tend to get their own special type of drinking glass, and the beer glasses are configured to enhance the taste of the beer. Hefeweizen, Kristallweizen and Dunkles are served in glasses that are tall and elegant, with a narrow base broadening toward the top before tapering slightly again. There is often a spiralling effect ascending from the bottom of the glass. Kölsch is commonly served up in a simple, tall, straight, cylindrical 200ml glass ("Kölsch-Stange"). Altbier is usually served in a straight, cylindrical 200ml glass, (or "Becher") shorter and broader than a Kölsch glass. Berliner Weisse tends to come in a rounded chalice with a stem like a champagne...

ext"> AUSTRIAN BEER IN SALZBURG Austria… a cool draft beer, gardens with their shady chestnut trees, crunching gravel and rustic tables…Whether young or old - summer is the season that Salzburg residents and their guests enjoy to drink their beverages in gardens. Salzburg's beer gardens are almost as well-known as its churches and are a very popular retreat on warm summer evenings. Many hôtel à Salzbourg have theirs own bar where you can enjoy a fresh beer. During the Middle Ages the majority of the beer produced had to be turned over free of charge to the ruling Roman Catholic prince and his court. The beer that did not land on the archiepiscopal table was sold to the public for a...

First golf course brewery resort set to unveil in Australia

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You now can be part of the future of the beautiful NSW Great Lakes Region and the first golf course brewery resort in Australia. Down Under Brewery Resort Limited is to be listed on the Australian small Scale Offerings Board. The company is the major shareholder in Outback Brewery Pty LW, which brews quality beer for domestic and international markets, exporting to Japan, Taiwan and Singapore. Down Under Brewery Resort CEO William Watson said the Outback Brewery has grown at such a rate that brewing had to be outsourced to breweries. "We plan to increase our shareholding in Outback, and centralise operations at the new Down Under Brewery Resort complex to be constructed at Bulahdelah on the NSW Mid...

Below are 10 of the best in Tokyo. 1) Sekirei in Shinanomachi. - Sekirei is set outside on a beautifully manicured lawn. You can relax in an armchair and rest your ice cold beer on one of the wooden tables which are under the manicured pine trees. 2) Takao Mount - If you are looking for something with a view then Takao Mount is a great place to go. Providing you with a panoramic view of Tokyo and Yokohama, this place is also an adventure to get to. It is accessible via a 6 minute scenic cable car ride from Kyotaki Cable Car Station which is 3 minutes walk from Keio Takaosan Guchi station. 3) Kudan Kaikan - Built in 1930, Kudan Kaikan, which in addition to having a beer garden also serves as a hotel...

Using Beer as a Secret Ingredient

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When people think of beer, they believe that drinking is the only way to consume beer. This, however, is not the case. Next time you are putting together a menu for a party, make sure that every dish has a secret ingredient...beer! To start a beer sampling meal off, serve a Wisconsin Cheese Beer Soup. This soup is a creamy indulgent mixture of cheese and beer that will delight any soup lover. For an added kick, add a splash of beer atop each serving of soup. To make this soup you will need: 12 ounces beer (nothing too dark, Miller Lite works pretty good), 8 slices bacon (about 1/2 pound), 1/2 cup diced onion, 1/2 cup finely chopped carrot, 1/2 cup minced celery, 1/4 cup minced sweet red pepper...

Introduction This databook provides key data and information on the beer, cider and FABs market in the UK. This report is a comprehensive resource for market, category and segment level data including value, volume, distribution share and company & brand share. This report also provides expenditure and consumption data for the historic and forecast periods. Scope *Contains information on three categories: beer, FABs and cider. *Market,category and segment level information on value, volume, and expenditure & consumption, with historic (2003-2008) and forecast (2009-2013) data *Category level company and brand share as well as distribution share information for 2007 and 2008 *Review of the top two...

Introduction This databook provides key data and information on the beer, cider and FABs market in the US. This report is a comprehensive resource for market, category and segment level data including value, volume, distribution share and company & brand share. This report also provides expenditure and consumption data for the historic and forecast periods. Scope *Contains information on three categories: beer, FABs and cider. *Market,category and segment level information on value, volume, and expenditure & consumption, with historic (2003-2008) and forecast (2009-2013) data *Category level company and brand share as well as distribution share information for 2007 and 2008 *Review of the top two...

Home Brew Bottles - Plastic Or Glass?

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In the last 10 years or so, plastic (or PET) bottles have become increasingly popular among home brewers. This is partly to do with the fact that a lot of home brew kits these days include them as part of the set-up, and it's partly to do with the fact that it's getting near on impossible to find beer in crown seal bottles at the liquor store. But are PET bottles as good as glass? Depends. Standard PET bottles aren't impervious to odours and oxygen over long periods, making them unsuitable for bottling wine. However, for beer brewing - particular those brew types that don't require an extended fermenting and storage period - they can be just as good as glass bottles. For higher gravity brews though...

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Prices in the Dow Industrials and in the S&P 500 began a general uptrend about the middle of March 2008. The Industrials made a small double top in May; and most of the major Indexes peaked at the same time, having recovered about 60% of the decline from the October 2007 tops. Those who believe that the upmove was only a retracement, rather than a return of the bull market, were looking for a top somewhere in that range in order to justify their hypothesis. Had the advance proceeded much beyond that, especially if it had gone to and beyond an 80% retracement, there would have been concern in that camp that their analysis was wrong. However, prices appear to have topped and reversed to the...

Beer - It's Not the Taste, Stupid

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The US Beer Market The discussion on the U.S. beer market inevitably turns to Budweiser and its corner on the American suds market, no matter which segment is discussed. After all, how many other crowded consumer categories can boast a market leader with a 50 percent share? Stealing Share has investigated the beer market in the U.S. many times, and our brand work has carved out plenty of opportunity for some of America's most successful micro-brews and we have delved deeply into the reasons why beer drinkers choose the beer they prefer. Taste has nothing to do with it. How we can possibly say that when we have heard plenty of Bud drinkers, for example, proclaim that the only way Coors would cross...

The Beer Truth

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Beer and nutrition might appear to be two unrelated terms. Right. We don't usually see those words together, but the truth is that perhaps, the drink called beer is a bit misunderstood. It may actually be good for you when consumed in very moderate amounts. Beer has been brewed for just about as long as humans have been cultivating crops and is actually made with some very healthy ingredients. Those ingredients are hops, brewer's yeast, barley and malt. There are different styles of beer and each style has a distinctive flavor and color.There are beers with much higher or lower levels alcohol, carbohydrates, and protein. The first question on my mind concerns how beer compares to other alcoholic...

Beer has always been a popular beverage to have at your bar or celebration. There are many types of beer enjoyed by people all over the globe. The most broad break down of beer is domestic and import. Domestic beers are beers made in the states, as imports are beers made outside of the states. Within those two categories beer is broken down into sub-categories, such as; Lagers, Stout, Colour, and alcoholic strength. Each type of beer has it's own unique flavor and quality making beer a great beverage for all kinds of people. Beer that is light and can be seen through is one of your most known and common beers. They have a lighter taste and they aren't as heavy. This makes them great for when your...

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Back in the early to mid 1980's a few of my friends and I entered the Beer Tasting Club (which would account for my haziness of specific dates in time) at the Parting Glass Pub on Lake Avenue in Saratoga Springs. One only had to "sample" in the neighborhood of 200 beers in an approximate 10 month periodand grade it on a scorecard. If you could preview 2 to 3 beers a night, 2 to 3times a week, this great gift to mankind was very do-able;without requiring emergency room treatment. And do it we did. What a greattime we had sampling beers from all over the world. From little 7 ounce Pilsners tothe 25 ounce Fosters Lager can, we finished the important job with time to spare. We built many bridges and...

The Size and Dimensions of the Munich Beer Festival

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Each year the Munich Beer Festival is held in a huge park located directly in the center of Munich, Germany. The park is named the Theresienwiese and called the Wies'n by the locals and is transformed into one of the largest annual celebrations in the world. Half of the park is filled with rides, side shows, food stalls and tents, much like you would expect to see in a county or state fair. The other half of this large park is filled with beer halls that each seat approximately 4,000 people inside with gardens outside that will seat more. The Theresienwiese has an actual space of 420,000 square meters or approximately 261 miles. The park is restricted by Bavaria in the west which symbolizes the...

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There's nothing better than a crisp, cold beer at the end of a long day. But if you've just got them from the store, they're going to be lukewarm by the time you get them home. Dilemma. How do you avoid that? By investing in a beer chiller of course! What are beer chillers? Beer-chillers, or coolers, are the ultimate way to chill your beer quickly and easily. Most of them are small enough to fit on the countertop or in your entertainment/living room, and if you need your beers chilled in double-quick time then they're the ultimate solution. You can get beer coolers in the usual bucket design, or you can go for something a bit more high-tech like keg chillers. Or there's the mini-fridge option, which...

If you search the Internet for a beer chicken recipe you will have no trouble finding one. The problem is, most of the beer chicken recipes I have found are pretty wimpy. What I mean is, they all tell you to add a half cup or cup of beer along with mushrooms or some grated cheese or parsley. That's not a chicken cooked in beer recipe. It's chicken with a little beer added to the mix for for the purpose of stimulating conversation at the dinner table. Boring. So without further ado, I am going to turn you on to the ultimate beer chicken recipe. This really is Chicken Cooked In Beer. My beer chicken recipe came about through much trial and error and I want to make it clear, if you love beer, you're...

One of the best possible gifts for beer lovers is a membership of a beer of the month club. What is so good about a gift like this? Let's look at some of the benefits for the beer lover (or the person you are getting the gift for). First, with a beer of the month club membership, every month they will have the chance to taste new beers, usually from microbreweries. These beers are hard to find, boutique style beers which have been selected for their quality. This is a great way for a beer lover to discover superior new beers and ales which suit their taste. Rather than taking a chance with some new beers from a store, they will get beers which have been chosen by beer experts as being top quality...

While the variations of beer may not be as cut and dry as they are for wine (red, white, etc), the beverage has several distinctive styles and you can certainly create a more favorable food combination if you are interested in that sort of thing. If you have any experience with pairing wine with food, think of the distinctions between dishes served best with red wine and those better served with white wine. Whether you are familiar with wine and food pairing or not, consider the different types of beer from lighter taste to the darkest varieties as the spectrum of types. Starting from the lighter end of the spectrum are your pilsners and lagers. I find these work better with seafood, as the taste is...

The Challenge for Breweries in Today's Regulated Marketplace is immense. For the past decade the advertising of alcoholic products has been increasingly subject to both government regulation and self-regulatory bodies. In Canada, the CRTC's August 1996 Code for Broadcast Advertising of Alcoholic Beverages severely restricted the way in which alcohol products are presented on both radio and television. It is not an exaggeration to say that any advertisement adhering to these regulations would be dull indeed, and almost obscure any attempt at promotion - you can't enjoy yourself and drink beer at the same time! Print material such as entrepreneurial magazines and newspapers are less restricted, though...

Do You Know How Root Beer Really Came About?

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Did you know that root beer is one of the first sodas in the United States? True, in fact it even pre-dated colas. It was during the Colonial times that the very first root beer came out and it was initially called small beers. Made from a combination of herbs, roots and barks the small beer had none or only had a very small amount of alcohol, that's where it got the name small beer. The First Commercial Root Beer Charles Hires, a Philadelphia, PA pharmacist, is credited with making the first root beer to be sold commercially in America. Unfortunately, the way it all came to be is largely lost to history. One of the most popular stories though is that one day, on his honeymoon; Mr. Hires developed a...

Where To Get Supplies To Brew Your Own Beer

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There are many places to get beer-making supplies. If you are planning on brewing more than a couple of batches of beer you may want to purchase your supplies in bulk. If you buy in bulk you will often get a discount price and can therefore save more money on brewing each batch. Keep in mind, however, that some ingredients may spoil or go bad in time, so it's always best to keep just the ingredients on hand that you will be using in about a month or two. Beer making supplies and kits are often found at your local liquor store. Most often found in starter and refill kits, these don't allow for much variation. As you start to branch out and want to try new types of brews you will need to locate...

It can be a family project or just a new hobby for yourself. Many people do not understand why some make their own beer. They wonder why they want the big mess and all the clutter of creating their own brew.It really is not all that. They think that it is easier to go to the store and get what they want when they want it. However, it is not about the convenience or the cost of the beer in the stores. The actual reason why a lot of people are making their own beer is because they think it is fun and exciting. This is a way for them to do the hobby that they like and that keeps them busy. Some people create their own brew because they have never tried it before and now they want the opportunity. there...

Bottling is an essential part of the brewing process. After bottling your beer needs to sit for at least of week to finish reacting with the yeast and create carbonation. The most used bottling is done with capped glass bottles, but there are other options. Each option has its own benefits. Understanding these benefits will help you choose the type of bottling that is best for you. Plastic Bottles Plastic bottling is fairly new. One benefit of plastic is that you can take it more places, for example the beach, and you never have to worry about the bottle breaking. Although in many ways they are just as effective as glass, they are more likely to let oxygen leak through the bottle. Over time, the...

Beer Chillers

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There are few things in life that come as a bigger disappointment than a warm beer. We have all experienced this, at a party perhaps or a summer barbeque, and it happens time and time again! You turn up at a friend's house with your pack of beers, only to find that the fridge is full, and so is the freezer. The only beers that are cold are the ones you are not keen on, and instead you have to wait until you can find some space to chill your drinks before enjoying a swift, cool drink. This is where beer chillers can come in handy - and can ensure that when you host a party, you always have a drink chilled to the perfect temperature to hand. Beer chillers come in all shapes and sizes, some which are...

Why You Should Buy a Kegerator

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More and more people are seeing the perks of owning their own kegerator. Anyone who drinks beer regularly should look into what a kegerator can offer them and consider whether it would be a good move for them. A kegerator is very much what it sounds like. It is a small refrigerator that is just the right size to hold a keg. One thing many people seem to be confused about is what kind of image a kegerator creates. Some still think that it is going to look like some ugly Franken-fridge contraption that was thrown together by college kids. In fact, there are some very nice models out there. Companies have seen the demand for kegerators, and they have been striving to turn them into appliances worthy of...

A Simple Guide to Beer

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Benjamin Franklin once famously said that beer is proof that God exists, and he wants us to be happy. There is some doubt that he actually said this, and some people believe that, if he did make the statement, his tongue was lodged firmly in his cheek. But regardless of who said it or how they meant it, there is a certain truth in the statement. Beer is a strange and wonderful elixir, and it can be an intimidating one for those who have little to no experience with it. If you want to learn a little about beer, pull up a chair and grab a pint glass. We're going to talk beer. A lager is one of the most common beers in the world. These beers are usually lighter in color, milder in taste, and best when...

Beer in all its various forms has been around for centuries. Whether it's called beer, ale, stout, porter, amber or any other beer style, beer has a long and storied history. Traditionally, beer has been available in kegs, and not until the 20th century did bottling and canning come into prominence. Regardless of style, beer is brewed essentially the same. There are subtle differences of course, but all beer has a mix of ingredients mixed and fermented by brewing experts with the help of technology. Technology has revolutionized the beer industry, not so much through brewing techniques, but packaging and transportation methods. Bottling, Canning, and Kegs For hundreds of years, beer was...

Let's say that you have just finished putting the final pieces together and your home bar is ready to entertain. But, you don't want to just have people over. You want to do it in style. These ideas will work whether you are having a bar warming, or if it has been awhile since you have had friends over and you want to do something special for the occasion. Beer Tasting I have thrown some generic beer tastings together where my friends each brought what they thought was the best and everyone there gave each beer an honest try. It's fun. There's not too much work involved. But, there is a way better way of throwing a beer tasting. You can either make your own beer or invite someone who does make beer...

Beer - Tasting Parties

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Let me start out by saying that nobody should host a bear tasting party unless all the participants are over age and there is a designated driver for each person. That way you are assured of nobody getting arrested for underage drinking or driving under the influence. Having said that, what exactly is a beer tasting party and how do they work? A beer tasting party is just that. You bring a number of people over to your place and have them sample a variety of beers. At the end of the evening the beers are ranked from best to worst. There are many variations you can do on this such as having friendly wagers on what beer you think will come in first. Of course gambling for money is illegal so the...

Do you like your beer? I know that I do. Ever since my college days, I've always been a big beer lover. Whether it's with a good meal or just for the sake of winding down after a hard day's work, I'm always up for a tasty brew. I've tried my share of many beers through the course of my life, and continue to actively try as many new beers as I can. Let me give you a few beers you may want to try if you're looking to expand your palette a little bit. Keep in mind that by no means do I endorse underage drinking, or binge drinking. This is simply for the sake of enjoying any nice beer in moderation. The first beer I'll recommend is Magic Hat. I'm not sure if you've ever had it before, but this is a beer...

The Health Benefits of Beer    Each year more and more studies are being done on the health benefits of beer. While red wine drinkers have been bragging for some time about the benefits of their choice of alcohol, it now seems that beer drinkers will finally get their turn in the spotlight. It is now proven that moderate alcohol consumption is good for heart health, no matter whether you drink beer or wine.   The good news is that moderately consuming alcohol is beneficial for your heart. Moderate drinkers lessen their risk of heart attacks and heart disease, compared to people who don’t drink at all or those who are heavy drinkers. For equal amounts of alcohol, beer has double the antioxidants...

The Lowdown On Real Ginger Beer Plant

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Ginger beer plant is, surprisingly, not a leafy plant at all. Instead ginger beer plant is a probiotic plant culture which you can use to brew your own, fizzy, old-fashioned ginger beer. What are the health benefits of real ginger beer? When you make your own real ginger beer, you are avoiding nasty chemicals like aspartame which are often included in cans of fizzy drinks and ginger beer. True ginger beer is made through fermentation with the probiotic plant bacteria and yeast creating a fermentation to give the ginger beer a good fizz. Most colas and other shop-bought fizzy drinks are carbonated, and that's what makes them fizzy. You are controlling all of the ingredients that go into your own true...

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Ginger beer plant is, surprisingly, not a leafy plant at all. Instead ginger plant is a probiotic plant culture which you can use to brew your own, fizzy, old-fashioned drink. What are the benefits of real such a drink? When you make your own real ginger beer, you are avoiding nasty additives like aspartame which are often included in cans of sparkling drinks. The true drink is made through fermentation with the probiotic plant bacteria and yeast creating a fermentation to give it a good fizz. Most colas and other shop-bought fizzy drinks are carbonated, and that's what makes them fizzy. You are controlling all of the ingredients that go into your own fermented beer, so you can be sure that no nasty...

Also known as a 'meal in a glass' or 'liquid bread' some people joke that Guinness is one of the major food groups in Ireland. But at only 198 calories per pint the joke is on them as it's actually lighter than most other beers with slightly less calories per 100ml than orange juice or semi-skimmed milk. Though we're not suggesting that you use it as part of a calorie-controlled diet - that's up to you. Local folklore has always held that the water used in Guinness comes from the River Liffey, which is just beside the brewery in Dublin city. We think we're all relieved to hear that the water used is actually exclusively sourced from Lady's well (supplied by natural spring water) in the Wicklow...

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They say that the further Guinness travels away from Dublin, the worse it tastes. Now whilst the more sceptical among us may put this down to overly-reminiscent Irish men and women who have simply been away from home too long, it's probably wise not to dismiss this claim too soon; at least, not until a pint of the black stuff has been tried direct from the source. Indeed, Ireland may be famous for lots of things, but ask anybody one thing they associate with the country and there's a good chance they will say Guinness. And ever since Arthur Guinness signed his 9,000-year lease on the St. James's Gate Brewery in Dublin in 1759, his stout has gone from strength to strength. Guinness is now brewed in...

Would you be shocked to know that beer girls make more money than most college grads? There are some beer girls that make over $4000 per month and I should know because I write their checks. The beer girls that work for my company are making a minimum of $40 per hour which is more than most recent college graduates. The work they do is for part time and some girls are doing promotional work full time. A body painted beer girl could make up to $300 per hour if she gets a major beer logo painted on her chest. You can visit my site and see all the girls that are being sponsored by major beer companies. The girls love it, not just for the money but the insane attention they get. I did an event in Palm...

Clarifying Beer

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It's been nearly a month and you've waited patiently for your latest batch of homebrewed beer. The time has come and you open a bottle or pull the tap and begin to fill a glass of what you hope will be your next favorite beer (generally speaking my favorite beer is usually the one I'm drinking at the moment). The taste is great but the beer is hazy and not very clear. You know it taste good but it's hard to convince your friends, who are used to buying and drinking sparkling clear beer, that the cloudy haze is alright to drink and really doesn't affect the taste. It's widely acknowledged that visual appeal is a major factor for most people when drinking a beer. So, how do we clear things up? A...

After a hard day's work, there's no time to sit around and wait for your beer to get cold. When you're tired and hungry, do you really feel like driving out to the bar? It's not likely. "So how do I avoid this beer misfortune?" you ask. Wouldn't it be great if you could get the great taste of a draft beer from the bar in the comfort of your own home? The ultimate key is the Avanti Mini Pub portable kegerator. Feel free to have all of your beer blues washed away by this truly magnificent compact beer dispenser. You can now enjoy your favorite beer at home straight from the tap. This appliance holds any standard 5-liter mini keg for your personal drinking satisfaction and is perfect to use in your...