Beer Trivia

Here are all of the articles about beer trivia.

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  When Does Beer Go Bad?

  Ivan Sandor is a bar owner and beer expert out of Budapest, Hungary. In this video he throws some knowledge your way about beer and if you should be drinking out of that year old keg or just give up already.
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  Best Temperature for Beer

  Nick Williams, a nice British pub manager who is possibly the cousin of Waldo from Where's Waldo, explains the importance of serving beer at optimum temperatures. (HINT: it tastes better!!)
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  Who Owns Corona Beer?

  Sitting in a hammock, turquoise water in front of you and sugar-white sand below you, and a lime is shoved into the bottle you're holding. Many would see this as paradise, and that's the idea behind Corona beer's advertising.
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  Funny Facts About Alcohol

  The centuries-long history of alcohol is filled with fun facts and little known tidbits. Alcohol has spawned humorous stories and anecdotes ever since beer, wine, liquor, and champagne were first created.
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  Where is Guinness Beer Brewed?

  Guinness is one of the most popular and well-recognized beers in the world. It was first brewed in Ireland in the 1750s and has since become the unofficial beer of that nation. It has made more money in Ireland than any other alcoholic beverage.
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  Where Did Caveman Put His Beer Before the Refrigerator Was Invent...?

  Modern conveniences have become so accepted and even taken for granted that some very important questions are never answered. One of these questions could be, "Where did caveman put his beer before refrigerators were invented?" Hopefully no one is losing sleep over this one, but there is an answer of sorts.
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  Who Invented Bottle Caps?

  Inventor William Painter first designed the bottle cap in Baltimore during the late 1800s as a way to prevent leaks. Originally called the "crown cork" cap, the bottle cap was also known as the "crown cap" or "crown.
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  History of Beer Making

  Beer has been a part of human existence and culture since before written history began. Beer is actually a generic term that can be applied to either lager or ale. Lager and ale differ in the temperature used in fermentation.
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  How Is Beer Brewed in Industry?

  Factory beer brewing in a factory starts with milling the malted grain. The grain is run through a milling machine, which cracks open the dried kernels and grinds them into a powder. The cracked and ground malted grain is then poured into a mash tun, or a big stainless steel vat, where it is steeped in hot water.