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    Craft Beer

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    brewery in the US brewed six different beers, there would be nearly 25,000 craft beers to choose from. On the other hand, if you think about an IPA from Vermont or an IPA from Michigan, the variety does become a little less. Never fear. The nation’s brewers are responding to the constant demand for novelty and new tastes with soda pop. Seriously? Fermented hard-soda are truly a variant of craft beer, depending on yeast and the same complex blending of flavors that happens in the brewing process. Brewers can choose to make beer or soda, simple by choosing recipes. One of the earliest examples of this is Thomas Kemper Root Beer, which two brewers debuted as an Oktoberfest in Paulsboro, Washington in 1990. True, it’s not an alcoholic beverage, but that was a choice made by the brewers. Andy Thomas is currently the CEO of Craft Brew Alliance, and Will Kemper is currently making very nice European style beers as the owner of Chuckanut Brewery in…

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    Bottled Beer

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    Beer is defined as the alcoholic beverage obtained through the yeast fermentation of malted cereals with added hops [1]. Quality factors are extremely important to take into account in beer production due to the fact that consumers preferences have been constantly changing and, nowadays, they are demanding more premium products [2]. Amongst the most significant quality components to focus on are the visual attributes such as foam stability, foam texture which is given by the bubbles size, colour…

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    Mythology Of Beer

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    The Mythologies of Beer Beer consumption is a staple of cultures from all around the globe. It is the most consumed alcoholic beverage and among the most consumed overall in the world today. Beer has a long history, with origins that some speculate to go as far back as to the prehistoric nomads (Andrews). Its popularity as a beverage for social gatherings has played a large role in the formation of civilizations and industrialization. Even with the knowledge of the potential harmful…

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    Alcoholic Beer

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    particular way. Alcoholic beverages are never just entertainment tools; they are pushing society to move forward. The alcoholic beverage that is most widespread, and most well-known is beer. [1] There are a lot of different types of beer. Almost every country has their own unique ways to make beer. But we can still divide them into two main types according to their fermentation technique. Lager, is the name for those beers that are fermented and stored under…

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    Beer Consumption Essay

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    IN HOTEL MANAGEMENT PROJECT PROPOSAL ON Beer Consumption Trends of the People in Auckland, New Zealand STUDENT NAME: Rajan Sigdel STUDENT ID: 1000019226 JANUARY 2016 Academic supervisor: Mr. Freddy Bariava INTRODUCTION and BACKGROUND Being a multicultural country, New Zealand is largely seen as a cautious society regarding alcohol use. But with the passage of time, traditional sanctions and caste-bound restraints have disappeared. The use of alcohol affects all strata of society.…

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    Boston Beer Company

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    To know the creation of American beer, you would first have to travel back towards Reinheitsgebot, Germany who stated that only hops, barley, water, and yeast was the only way to correctly produce the finest of beers. However, in 1985, Samuel Adams, a little known beer brewed by the Boston Beer Company, became the first American beer available in (what was then) West Germany (Samuel Adams) that used hops. The Boston Beer Company was able to adhere to the policies of Reinheitsgebot, though most…

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    Craft Beer Industry

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    This article examines the growth of the craft beer industry and it’s effect on other aspects of the community. The number of breweries in the U.S. has increased overall in the last couple years and is becoming evident in Nebraska. The author, Cole Epley, interviewed Ryan Penke, a small business owner in Omaha who started delivering beer to local business with one truck. After joining an agreement with Zipline Brewery in 2012, he now has nine employees who run two delivery trucks multiple times a…

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    The Beer Industry Essay

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    the exciting and vibrant world of craft beer these days it may seem to some that women do not play much of a role at all, besides as props in ads. This could not be further from the truth, currently there are women all over the world working within every facet of the beer industry. Whether it be sommeliers, sales reps, hop farmers, or even head brewster at some of the oldest and most historic breweries or some of the newest ground breaking ones. Brewster is actually the feminine form of…

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    Origin Of Beer Essay

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    The origins of beer are closely aligned with the origins of civilization. While it was originally thought that humans began cultivating grains for making bread, recent evidence from Natufian culture (~10,000 B.C.) suggests that brewing beer may have been the primary motivation for domesticating grains (Hayden, Canuel and Shanse). Specifically, certain tools discovered at Natufian sites, such as “grinding stones,” “stone mortars,” and “stone pestles,” along with grain and liquid storage…

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    Beer Pong History

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    There are countless articles about the history of beer pong and it appears that everyone comes back to some particular fraternity or college. The modern day beer pong was invented in almost every small liberal arts college up and down the East Coast. To think, some college kids just considering entertaining themselves when it was subzero outside decided to invent a drinking game to play inside. What a groundbreaking invention! According to the “Book of Beer Pong”, which is the absolute source…

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