The daily drinks that we consume has had an extreme past. What they used for, to having a affable gathering. In the book I read; A History of the World in 6 Glasses it talks about six different types of drinks nevertheless where they have come from. The world has changed immensely over these past couple of era’s. Whereas the way people did things in the past and the way people did things in the present are different. Such as the way people did things in the past were, having social classes getting the higher quality tasting beverages and making the drink in smaller quantities. While the way people operate everything in the present by making the drinks in mass quantities and facilities and having the drinks open to anyone and everyone! They’re also similar as they both have the same end product, and the world is still
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According to the book, beer was a trial and error concept. The Egyptians were the first to discover the fascination of beer by using cereal crops, as well as using the drink to pay for commodities. In the present day we no longer pay for merchandise in beer. Both in the past and present together we still celebrate as a “universal symbol of hospitality and friendship.” Consequently townspeople would add spices and herbs to express their delight for beer as they do today.
In the past, countless wealthy people would celebrate with a drink called wine. King Ashurnasirpal II had created an enormous feast with almost 70,000 guest! The king was so wealthy that he served beer, but also wanted to show his affection and bring in ten times more expensive beverages called wine. The importance of wine goes on in today's culture. Even though the wine was for the elite, today anyone can sip on the grapes from the vines. Although there were various differences, the world still uses wine as a religious symbol in
According to the book, beer was a trial and error concept. The Egyptians were the first to discover the fascination of beer by using cereal crops, as well as using the drink to pay for commodities. In the present day we no longer pay for merchandise in beer. Both in the past and present together we still celebrate as a “universal symbol of hospitality and friendship.” Consequently townspeople would add spices and herbs to express their delight for beer as they do today.
In the past, countless wealthy people would celebrate with a drink called wine. King Ashurnasirpal II had created an enormous feast with almost 70,000 guest! The king was so wealthy that he served beer, but also wanted to show his affection and bring in ten times more expensive beverages called wine. The importance of wine goes on in today's culture. Even though the wine was for the elite, today anyone can sip on the grapes from the vines. Although there were various differences, the world still uses wine as a religious symbol in