THE POWER OF BEER
Researchers in Oregon say beer may fight disease. I heard this on the local hoity-toity classical music station. The anchorwoman said “of course there’s all that burping to contend with.”
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November 8th, 2005 at 9:50 am
“Most of todays beers are low in hops, except porters, ales, and stouts”.
Obviously whomever wrote that is refering the the piss-colored swill that most of america drinks instead of craft-brewed and microbrewed beers. Someone needs to send them a double-IPA and let them pucker up to that. And since when were porters and stouts NOT an “ale”… I mean I know that Hank puts them in the other category for our competitions, but …. they are still ales!
Sounds like I need to start brewing even HOPPIER beers. BREW ON!
November 9th, 2005 at 4:41 am
I’ve always liked it when they refer to it as “beers” and “ales”.