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The Decline of The First Beer Family
Anheuser-Busch began brewing Budweiser beer in 1876. The brewing process takes 30 days, and once brewed, the beer can be kept in a cool place for 110 days. Adolf's taste and judgment were correct, and Budweiser quickly became the king of sales when it was introduced to the American market. At its peak, Anheuser-Busch's Budweiser had a 50 percent market share in the United States -- that is, one out of every two bottles of beer sold in the United States at the time was Budweiser.
By Berard Jackson3 years ago in Proof
Up and Coming Winemakers
One of the most satisfying things about being a wine lover is discovering a new producer. Doing so helps you identify a new region and find a great bottle to add to your collection. The only thing better is doing it while the prices are still high.
By Andrew Hutchings | Long Beach, California4 years ago in Proof
TREND丨The radiant loneliness
I heard people say that the red dust is already broken, so if you can get drunk, get drunk quickly. Viewing the world with drunken eyes is indeed masterful, but it requires more wisdom to be measured. Just as Shu Ying wrote about the often misunderstood happy water of champagne, it is also the bubbles in the glass that form Schumann's melody and inspire Churchill's contest.
By Matt4 years ago in Proof
Hindsight Vineyards Blog - Why Wine?
The goal of Hindsight Vineyards is to produce Napa Valley wines of the highest caliber at competitive prices. This ambitious plan was started in action ten years ago.
By Hindsight Vineyards4 years ago in Proof
The fortune cookie orgin is actually Japanese
Info https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fortune_cookie A japanese man named Makoto Hagiwara claimed to of invented the fortune cookie.He's reported to have been the first person in the U.S. to have served the present version of the cookie when he did so at his tea garden in the 1890s or early 1900s. The fortune cookies were made by a San Francisco bakery, Benkyodo.
By Michael Burns4 years ago in Proof
A Comprehensive List of the “Best” and “Worst” Drinks for Your Smile
Do you love catching up with your friends on the weekend over a cocktail? Do you enjoy unwinding after a long day of work with a glass of wine? Don’t worry – you don’t have to stick to water for the sake of your oral health. With that being said, it can be beneficial to be aware of the “best” and “worst” drinks when it comes to your smile. To learn what they are, keep reading!
By Grand Dental4 years ago in Proof
After drinking, if the body appears these 5 phenomena, that you are not suitable for drinking, suggest early abstaining
Wine culture has been spread in many people's family gatherings, because they are busy with entertainment, wine is indispensable in family gatherings. On some important occasions, they inevitably become cocktail party friends.
By Na Dunshie4 years ago in Proof
vodka & gimlet
life is about balance. the citrus to the alcohol. the flirtation to the elusion. the sour to the sweet. the play to the work.
By Caitlin Nightingale4 years ago in Proof
Bad Movie Drinking Game - The Happening
The Happening, the 2008 film by infamous director M. Night Shyamalan, is a classic bad movie. There are tons of Youtube videos with millions of views tearing it apart, dissecting its nonsense, absurdity, and hilarity. If you've ever seen one of those videos and thought the movie looked funny but too stupid to actually sit down and watch for 90 minutes, here's a way to make the experience more fun. However, having now seen the movie myself, I will say that it's insane enough that it doesn't even need alcohol to enhance it. Although it's practically universally acknowledged as a bad movie, if you sincerely love this movie, or any of the movies I will ever describe as "bad," please know that badness is not an objective trait or even a negative quality. All movies can bring joy and are art.
By Natalie McC4 years ago in Proof
Operation Hangover: 8 Foods That Are Worth More Than an Aspirin
Headache, nausea, fatigue, bad mood? If you drank too much last night, you might be suffering from what is popularly known as a "hangover," or what scientists call "veisalgia" (from the Norwegian keys, something like "restlessness after excessiveness," with the Greek ending algia, meaning "pain"). The usual thing, the next day, is to search the fridge desperately and kitchen cupboards in search of something – be it solid, liquid, animal, or vegetable – that will alleviate our discomfort. Are there foods that can help us in this distressing situation? The answer is yes.
By Marco Antonio4 years ago in Proof
Drinking to remember
The Story Poland, the land of pierogi, Chopin, and the best vodka I've ever had the pleasure of tasting. In late 2021 I had the opportunity to take a trip to Poland with some great friends. One of our stops was Warsaw, the capital city, flush with a brilliant night scene, museums on every block, and those scooters that let you ride around the city on a budget.
By John Eva4 years ago in Proof
6 websites that pay you for little tasks.
1.MTurk In essence, Mechanical Turk is an online marketplace that pays participants to accomplish modest jobs. HITs are the tasks that users complete (Human Intelligence Tasks). Mturk operates by matching up the requester with employees who carry out the desired tasks in exchange for a payment that the requester specifies next to each HIT. Your worker ratings will rise as a result of your accurate work on HITs, which will eventually boost your chances of receiving more assignments.
By Alex Andrei4 years ago in Proof