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 maturing in barrels is nothing new, but it may seem like it at the moment. It was no accident either. Unlike our modern lager, which might take a couple of weeks to mature, a barrel-aged beer takes several years to age. In the past,
The name lager is taken from the German word lagern, meaning “to store.” Most of the mass-produced beers of the world are lagers, but a wider range of styles exists than what those commercial brands may lead you to believe. Lager is a beer that is
In the low desert west of the river Nile near Al-Balyanā, more than 450 km south of Cairo, lies Abydos, the main cult centre of Osiris, the ancient Egyptian god of the dead. As such, it was Egypt’s most important burial centre and was largely