Most people give up chocolate, cigarettes, or caffeine for Lent. There's a guy in Iowa that is giving up food and replacing it with beer. Talk about genius!
It's not just any beer, though. Wilson says he was researching Franciscan monks and found that they sometimes sustained themselves during Lent on a special, high-carb beer.
So he brewed some of that beer himself, and now he's going six weeks on four glasses per day.
As mankind takes it's next step into space exploration, we realize that we are missing one crucial element....space beer. This morning an article was released stating that two Australian companies have created this new addition in the world of alcoholic beverages. Next year, the space tourism industry is preparing to takeoff so Saber Astronautics Australia has teamed up with the Four Pines Brewery to create the first beer that can be consumed safely in space.
America might be known for having juiced up athletes, but the top athletes in Europe, if you wanna consider them athletes, are brewing up after a hard day on the slopes. A non-alcoholic beer from Bulgeria, Erdigner Alkoholfrei, is taking the biathletes in Europe by storm.
A lot of women often wonder about what men do in their spare time when no one else is around. So, today I thought I would shed light on some of the things we've accomplished.
February 14, 2011 Beer : (noun)
1: a general name for alcoholic beverages made by fermenting a cereal (or mixture of cereals) flavored with hops.
2: necessary for the livlihood of mankind and damned delicious.
Ok, that second one is mine...but true nonetheless. I started brewing my home beer after a wonderful gift from my mother-in-law (they aren't ALL bad). I got a Mr. Beer kit which makes about two gallons every seven days. Then, I did what any red blooded man would do, I went out and bought another one. 4 Gallons of Beer!!! Ah Ah Ah. Here's what I've brewed so far:
