Who Invented Beer?

www.history.com ^ | Updated: Sep 7, 2018 Original: Jan 8, 2014 | Evan Andrews

[SnuffaBolshevik]

Mmmmmm. Hydraulic sammiches!

[Walmartian]

Historically beer without hops is ale.

[ought-six]

I don’t know, but God bless him or her.

[bigbob]

Aye, my post is not worthy of such a tremendous reply!

[JohnG45]

Yuengling.

I'll second that!

[deport]

“Who invented Beer Pong?”.......................

Drinkers having fun....

https://www.beerpongcanada.ca/official-history-of-beer-pong/

When Was Beer Pong Invented?
Modern day beer pong was created in the late 80’s. Throwing the ball into the cups
was not done up until this point. In the 60’s and 70’s the NBA had been growing
rapidly in popularity. It was the influence of the NBA of the 70’s and 80’s that
inspired people to start throwing ping pong balls into cups, creating beer pong.

[SamAdams76]

During Colonial times and well into the 1800s, beer and cider were consumed all day long and considered as normal a beverage as we consider water and coffee today. That is to say, people drank it for breakfast, drank it at work and drank it when they came home.

John Adams (who lived to be 90) would start his day with a tankard of hard cider and then a brisk 4-5 mile walk.

[zeugma]

Beer is proof that not only does God exist, but that he loves you.

[zeugma]

Whoever it was should be elevated to a Saint.

There are several saints of beer

"From man’s sweat and God’s love, beer came into the world." – St. Arnulf of Metz

[ElkGroveDan]

Who Invented Beer?

Charlie Mops

[Cronos]

Iraqis did

[SunkenCiv]

:^) I think the inventors were The Swigians.

[NachOsten]

1800s, beer and cider were consumed all day long and considered as normal a beverage

Still is in the DR ...Cheers...
When I lived there, 20 beers a day was a norm. Hardly got a buzz. Sweated it all out ...Cheers...

[Red Badger]

It wasn’t ALL invented by horses, just some of it!....................

[Mr. K]

Al Gore

[Lurker]

Mead predates beer. Beer presupposes organized agriculture. Mead could be made by hunter/gatherers.

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[SunkenCiv]

It's a reasonable supposition, I don't think there is any evidence, which is understandable, because agriculture antedates the known use of ceramic containers.

[ThanhPhero]

Indispensable service to mankind.

[willyd]

I thought the Egyptians invented beer which was named after a town called bier in Egypt?

[JoeRender]

Yuengling Is a very good beer. Very German. If its for sale in the restaurant I will have a glass.