William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 12-17-14
Bottoms Up! The Chinese were drinking beer– or something like it — 2300 B.C.
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It’s a start! A very good start! Now we need term limits, School vouchers and school choice, And sell the damned state stores.
Go Mary go!
What the heck does that have to do with the history of beer?
I think George posted on the wrong thread.
Sorry, but beer brewed from rice s**ks, and the Egyptians and Mesopotamian cultures were drinking an Ur-beer before the Chinese. The Egyptians baked cakes of barley flour, and then soaked them in water, to make them easier to eat. They discovered that the resulting liquid would ferment, and produce a relatively pleasant liquid to drink. Gradually, people learned that barley is better for brewing than for making bread, while wheat is better for making bread, than for brewing. Though, the Bavarian Hefeweizen is just about the best variety of beer that Man has ever brewed, 60% wheat malt and 40% barley malt. Hopfen und Malz, Gott erhalt’s, prost!
Now, that concerns the history of beer!!