Nowadays, beer is usually associated with men, but recent reports have shown that beer was actually manufactured by women. Britain’s beer sommelier of the year and booze historian, Jane Peyton, wrote about the fact that women were in charge of beer making centuries ago. According to Peyton, beer was originated in Mesopotamia and Sumer 7,000 years ago, and to everyone’s surprise, it was women who made it.
In the 13th Century, women were the only producers of beer in Nordic societies and interestingly enough, they were protected by the law in doing so. In England, Ale beer was organically made by women and they provided great income and economic aid to families of that era.
"Precious" beer, a beverage that claims to make people prettier, was recently released in Japan. There is no scientific back up to these statements but what has been told is, that the beer contains two whole grams of collagen. The substance is well known to improve skin cells and make people younger and prettier. Even though these allegations haven’t been proved, beer consumption can have benefits for everyone (if you drink it with moderation, of course!).
It’s National Beer Day! So go ahead and have a cold one! Studies revealed doing so can actually help to increase good cholesterol, help keep your kidneys in shape, reduce your risk of heart attack and blood clots, and keeps stress and anxiety controlled. No matter if you are man, or woman, go get yourself a brewski!
Scroll down to find out the Top 5 beers we recommend for you to try today.
5) Anderson Valley’s Summer Solstice
Style: Cream Ale
ABV: 5%
4) Sierra Nevada’s Summerfest
Style: Czech Pilsner
ABV: 5%
3) Lagunitas’ DayTime IPA
Style: American IPA
ABV: 4.65%
2) Left Hand’s Good Juju
Style: Spiced Beer
ABV: 4.5%
1) Blue Point’s Blueberry Ale
Style: Fruit Beer
ABV: 4.6%
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