Beer is a beverage that transcends boundaries and enriches human cultures. It is a symbol of social connection, tradition, and innovation. Whether at a festival, a pub, or at home, beer brings people together and fosters intercultural dialogue. History of Beer [caption id="attachment_30119" align="alignleft" width="369"] Image Source: beertourism.com[/caption] For
Beer poking is an age-old tradition which dates back more than 400 years ago. It was quite popular in the colonial era where a combination of heat and alcohol was preferred during the cold winters. When Colonial Americans were sitting by the campfires in winter,
Often regarded as the world’s oldest prepared and recorded drink that dates back to as early as 9500 B.C. when cereal farming was first discovered, beer is celebrated by people from all nationalities. From Oktoberfest, Germany’s mega annual beer-infused volksfest to Singapore’s Beerfest Asia to
Beer lovers can’t go too far into December without trying a Christmas staple off the beer menu. These dark, rich, strong ales are the season’s best offerings and while they may be a heavily-driven marketing tactic by modern-day beer brands and makers, the concept stems
Movies, books and religion generally like to portray nuns as serious and stern uptight women who spent most of their time with either their rosaries or rapping kids on their knuckles with rulers. History, on the other hand, paints a completely different picture. Cut back to about
I remember asking a marketing professional to recommend a good place for dinner during a recent visit to Bengaluru and being directed by her to a joint ‘that has great beer and is a wonderful place to unwind’. The point is, while my query hadn’t
Apart from tea and mineral water, if there is one thing that is easier to grab and gulp down, it’s beer. Though water is an essential liquid, beer is a super comfortable drink that can be enjoyed with no fuss whatsoever. Beer is popular among college-going
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