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The question says it all: where does the phrase "beer me" come from? And, is it widely used other than in the United States?
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Greatest hits from previous weeks:
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Some of my favorite beers come in 22+oz bottles. Typically these are heavier beers and sometimes, I simply cannot finish the entire bottle in one sitting (maybe I had too much to eat previously. Who ...
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I recently came across this Wikipedia on alcohol powder or powdered alcohol, which is also known as palcohol.
!n 2014, Popular Science had this to say about palachol:
Palcohol will be available ...
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Abbaye Bier (Abbey Beer) refer to monastic beer brewed by monks. And there is almost Trappist beer brewed by monks but specifically from Trappist monasteries.
But what is the difference in terms of ...
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Most mass-market beers come with expiration dates, and cease to be good for drinking if too much time has passed since they were brewed, even if they've been stored in unopened containers and good ...
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What's the point of the lid on the beer stein?
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Are there any traditional or historic reason(s) why people would put salt in their beer when drinking it or would simply prefer to drink a salted beer such as Gose?
Gose beer, brewed in Bonn, ...
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I haven't been drinking for years. And over the last month, I've been trying a small variety of beers, but they all had a taste I can't put my finger on that I didn't like. I was starting to wonder if ...
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