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Beer is an international and ancient beverage, popular worldwide.

But Germany has Oktoberfest, and a rich culture of world famous beers.

The Great Beer Festival held in London

They dress sexy and sell beer out of a tub.

Old Milwaukee Beer is brewed by Pabst Brewing Company. O'Doul's is a low alcoholic content beer brewed by Anheuser Busch.

J.R. Ewing Premium Beer was a beer brand brewed by Pearl Brewing Company, San Antonio TX. It begins with the letter J.

Tire Bite Golden Ale is a beer. It is brewed by Flying Dog Brewery.

Natural Light Beer and Newcastle Brown Ale are beers. Nitro Stout is a beer brewed by Pisgah Brewing Co in Black Mountain, North Carolina.

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Cerveza

The best website for purchasing all types of beer glasses is www.barsupplywarehouse.com/. They have many varieties.

Quail Springs IPA is a beer brand. It is brewed by Deschutes Brewery in Bend, Oregon.

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Liquor contains far more alcohol per unit of volume than beer. A typical beer is somewhere around 5% alcohol, whereas liquor typically contains over 40%. This means it takes much less liquor to get intoxicated(drunk) vs beer.

Liquor also dehydrates the body more because of the higher alcohol content. Beer contains a large amount of water and therefore helps combat this effect.

The beer blasters

The keg crushers

Team bigfoot

The pounders

6-pack abs of fury

The massive pair

The gentlemen rapists

The octoberfest massacre

Hate

Draft

Koors, Keystone,

Peroni

• Yuengling Lager

The two main breweries in New Zealand are DB Breweries and Lion Breweries who each sell many brands of beer. The top beer brands in NZ are: Tui

DB

Lion

Macs

Monteiths

The beer alcohol content varies according to state laws. Each state has the jurisdiction to determine the legal amount for their area.

Beer is not a wine. Wine is made from the juice of fermented fruits, beer is made from grains, malt, hops, and water. Although both beverages are yeast fermented and have lower alcohol percentages that distilled spirits, their similarities end there. Wine has alcohol percentages between 12-18%, beer between 4-8%. Beer is made mostly of water, wine contains no water. Even fruit lambics, which are beers with fermented with fruit, do not classify as wines, but they do classify as darn tasty.

pilsner, pabst

Yard of Ale.

Foster's (Australia)

Export (Molson)

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Some Mexican drinks have a snake or worm in the bottle. It's referred to as "Mezcal con Gusano" or "Tequila con Vibora." This is executed for greater taste and appears cool. But not all tequilas or beers have this. Check the label to be sure. Drink responsibly.

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2.50 per 6 pack

· Natural Light

· Newcastle Brown Ale

IPA (India Pale Ale).

Dos Equis

Samual Adams Schlitz Sprecher

Beer does not have a nutrition facts label because, like most other alcoholic beverages, it is regulated by the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB), rather than the FDA. Unlike FDA regulated foods, TTB regulated products cannot have a nutrition facts label, largely because such a label could be seen as promoting beer as "healthy", which--for better or worse--our government has decided is unacceptable.

A full answer to this question, including discussion of interesting exceptions (for "lite" beer and for hard cider, in particular), is available here:

http://foodinamerica.wordpress.com/2010/07/30/a-new-alcohol-law-blog-nutrition-facts-and-beer/

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YES! That is a very incomplete question. We have many many many breweries in Oregon.

i don't know you will have to try it and see because i haven't

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Depends if your German or British

I'm guessing this is about which holds most alcohol.

And the answer it - it depends.

Both wine and beer comes in different strengths, and of course, glasses do come in different sizes.

Let's say you have a wine at 13.5% and a beer at 4.5%.

The wine is 3x stronger than the beer.

But then there is serving size.

A serving of wine is usually 125-150 ml. Beer, you usually get one bottle/can of 330 ml. (Let's leave the pints out of this.)

So at about half the volume, but thrice the strength, a glass of wine will still be a little more alcohol than the beer.

But 4.5% is kinda at the weak side of beer. It's probably a bit stronger, which shrinks the difference a bit.

So, assuming average strengths, one serving of wine vs one serving of beer has pretty darn close to the same amount of alcohol.

But for the same volume, wine will have about 3x the alcohol of beer.

Boston Beer Works has great home brew and has even better food. Just outside Fenway Park in Kenmore Square, this place is everything that's great about Boston, all in one brew pub. Their classic burger really is the best you can buy. Love the industrial feel of the place too.

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Yes it was!

There was a Corona beer In Puerto Rico by the mid 50's it was the competitor with Cerveza India another Puertorrican beer. The company began selling beer in Puerto Rico and the United States under its "Corona" trademark in July 1957- This means they were officially the first ones with the Corona name at least in Puerto Rico giving them the right for the registration and name. Even though it was not related to Mexican product Cerveza Corona-Extra Cerveceria Modelo, S.a. De C.v., a Mexican Corporation in which Mr. James Stuart, Jr. was the president at time. A legal battle for distribution of their product began by filing a petition on federal court concerning the distribution rights of beverages in the US. Later on LA PREFERIDA, INC. "Corona from Puerto Rico" President Mr. Ralph Steinbarth monetarily settled after the company filed bankruptcy under chapter 11 due to presumptive losses of apparent pre-accord distribution agreements with Cerveceria Modelo, S.a. De C.v for another product Malta Corona (carbonated malt beverage). Both products Cerveza Corona and Malta Corona were created in Puerto Rico. The Mascot for Cerveza Corona was a Puertorrican "average guy" like cartoon called "Cantalicio". He took part of most of the dialogues in the Corona beer from Puerto Rico ads and TV commercials. Some of them can be seen still online on YouTube.

I linked some of Corona of Puerto Rico's video commercials below.

References (link below):

Us court of appeals cases and opinions. (n.d.). Open jurist.

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There was a Corona Beer originally made in the island during the 50's and 60's. I don't know if it's related to Cervecería Modelo's Corona beer. The mascot of the beer "Cantalicio" is well remembered in the island. Please Check out the commercial I linked below.

*I have a marketing item that I got from my Dad's store in Cayey PR in the early 1970's for Corona Puerto Rican beer that marks Corona Beer it's 25th Anerversity in 1959 therefore Corona was around in PR since 1934. ********************************************************************

Answer:

Yes it was!

There was a Corona beer In Puerto Rico by the mid 50's it was the competitor with Cerveza India another Puertorrican beer. The company began selling beer in Puerto Rico and the United States under its "Corona" trademark in July 1957- This means they were officially the first ones with the Corona name at least in Puerto Rico giving them the right for the registration and name. Even though it was not related to Mexican product Cerveza Corona-Extra Cerveceria Modelo, S.a. De C.v., a Mexican Corporation in which Mr. James Stuart, Jr. was the president at time. A legal battle for distribution of their product began by filing a petition on federal court concerning the distribution rights of beverages in the US. Later on LA PREFERIDA, INC. "Corona from Puerto Rico" President Mr. Ralph Steinbarth monetarily settled after the company filed bankruptcy under chapter 11 due to presumptive losses of apparent pre-accord distribution agreements with Cerveceria Modelo, S.a. De C.v for another product Malta Corona (carbonated malt beverage). Both products Cerveza Corona and Malta Corona were created in Puerto Rico. The Mascot for Cerveza Corona was a Puertorrican "average guy" like cartoon called "Cantalicio". He took part of most of the dialogues in the Corona beer from Puerto Rico ads and TV commercials. Some of them can be seen still online on YouTube.

I linked some of Corona of Puerto Rico's video commercials below.

References (link below):

Us court of appeals cases and opinions. (n.d.). Open jurist.

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There was a Corona Beer originally made in the island during the 50's and 60's. I don't know if it's related to Cervecería Modelo's Corona beer. The mascot of the beer "Cantalicio" is well remembered in the island. Please Check out the commercial I linked below.

*I have a marketing item that I got from my Dad's store in Cayey PR in the early 1970's for Corona Puerto Rican beer that marks Corona Beer it's 25th Anerversity in 1959 therefore Corona was around in PR since 1934. ********************************************************************

Alcoholic beverages are not addicting in any way. Addicting alcohol does not exist, addictive personallities do exist.

· Bachelor ESB (Deschutes Brewery; Bend, Oregon)

· Bad Penny Brown Ale (Big Boss Brewing Company; Raleigh, North Carolina)

· Ballantine

· Beck's (Germany)

· Billy Beer (Falls City Brewing Company; Louisville KY)

· Black and Gold Premium Craft Lager

· Black Butte Porter (Deschutes Brewery; Bend, Oregon)

· Blackhorse Ale (Blackhorse Pub and Brewery; Clarksville TN)

· Blatz (Valentin Blatz Brewing Company; Milwaukee WI)

· Blue, Labatt (Canada)

· Blue Moon (Colorado)

· Budweiser

· Buffalo Gold Golden Ale (Boulder Beer Company, Boulder Colorado)

· Busch Bavarian Beer

· Golden Grizzly Ale (Boss Brewing Company, Raleigh NC)

· Goliath (Wychwood Brewery, England)

· Grolsch Premium Lager (Grolsch Brewery; Holland)

· Guinness (Ireland)

· Gulden Draak (Brouwerij Van Brewery; Belgium)

Alcohol is classified as a drug because of its psychoactive effects on the central nervous system, which can alter mood and behaviour. It can lead to addiction, impair judgment, and cause various health risks.

I've been told the yeast helps promote lactation, so I have one every so often. If you aren't drinking in excess than the alcohol is metabolized by your body before your baby would get milk ... you could also drink n/a if you want the yeast ... or just buy nutritional yeast and sprinkle it on your meals.

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