Beer, Food and Places. Join me on my journey into learning and experience all I can about Beer and it's amazing complexity in flavors and aroma. After I have my first glass of Craft beer something changed for me when comes to experience drinks. A new passion was born in me and I decided to start my discovery of all things good about beer. So, come with me as I walk into this incredible experience and on the way I'll try to give tips of great places to eat and to visit during my travels.
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Wednesday, November 21, 2012
Is a Glass of Wine or Beer Healthier? What's Healthier?
Moderate consumption of alcohol—whether it’s beer, wine, or a shot of tequila—has been found to guard against heart disease, improve cholesterol levels, and even boost cognitive function. But in terms of additional benefits, you might be surprised to learn that beer comes out on top, according to Andrea Giancoli, R.D., spokeswoman for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics.
Wine contains the antioxidant resveratrol, but, says Giancoli, “You’d need to drink much more than a glass or two of wine [a day] to obtain enough to be beneficial.” Meanwhile, compared to wine, “beer contains more B vitamins, including folate and niacin, plus silicon, which is associated with better bone health. Moderate beer consumption also seems to lower the risk of kidney stones in men. It’s even got a little bit of fiber!”
source: Parade Magazine.
Tuesday, November 20, 2012
Thursday, November 15, 2012
Fishing in Argentina
My father-in-law is in Argentina fishing and sent me this picture today. So jealous. That's a 30 pound fish.
The PERFECT Turkey Beer Thanksgiving meal.
This Friday on +The Beer Hangout Friday Night Craftbeer Hangout: The PERFECT Turkey Beer Thanksgiving meal.
So I would like to ask you all for suggestion for the beers I should bring this Friday I promise to try as many as possible and pick the ones I find best to drink with Thanksgiving.
And don't forget to join us for #beerfriday at the +The Beer Hangout .
Circle the beer hang out to participate. See you on Friday ;)
So I would like to ask you all for suggestion for the beers I should bring this Friday I promise to try as many as possible and pick the ones I find best to drink with Thanksgiving.
And don't forget to join us for #beerfriday at the +The Beer Hangout .
Circle the beer hang out to participate. See you on Friday ;)
The Beer Hangout - Pairing Beer with Thanksgiving meal
Don't miss The Beer Hangout Craft beers this Friday.
Team Cul de Sac Book
Over 50,000 dollars already. Way to go.
Hey Plussers this is a friend of mine. Please check him out. All the procedures from this book will go to Michael J. Fox Foundation.
Order Team Cul de Sac Book
http://sparkingdesign.com/order-team-cul-de-sac-book/
In response to learning about Team Cul De Sac: Cartoonists Draw the Line at Parkinson’s:
“Richard Thompson is lucky to have a friend like Chris Sparks. With this amazing collection, Chris is raising significant dollars and awareness for Parkinson’s —while proving comedy can help speed a cure. We’re grateful to have both Chris and Richard on our team.” – Michael J. Fox
Chris Sparks, a professional web designer, is leading the Team Cul de Sac (TCDS) fundraising effort in honor of his friend Richard Thompson, the cartoonist behind the Cul de Sac comic strip. Richard was recently diagnosed with Parkinson's disease. With Richard's support, TCDS has asked cartoonists across the country to draw his characters so the artwork can be compiled into a fundraising book and the artwork auctioned to raise additional money. Hundreds of cartoonists have responded and sent artwork in to be compiled in a book soon to be published by Andrews McMeel. We've received cartoons from many of Richard's personal friends including Stephen Pastis (Pearls Before Swine), Sergio Aragones (Mad, Groo), Patrick McDonnell (Mutts), Pat Oliphant (Pulitzer Prize political cartoonist), Dave Kellet (Sheldon, Drive), Gene Weingarten and David Clark (Barney & Clyde), Mason Mastroianni (B.C.), Roger Langridge (Muppet Show comic book, Marvel's Thor: The Mighty Avenger, Fred the Clown), Shannon Gallant (G.I.Joe), Michael Cavna (Washington Post), Steven Artley (Artleytoons), Barbara Dale and Steve Conley (Astounding Space Thrills, Bloop) and even Bill Watterson of Calvin and Hobbes fame. That's just the list of people we asked first because they know Richard. Many other fantastic cartoonists contributed, space doesn't permit us to list them all, but we appreciate everyone's contributions.
Five million people worldwide are living with Parkinson's disease - a chronic, degenerative neurological disorder. In the United States, 60,000 new cases will be diagnosed this year alone. There is no known cure for Parkinson's disease.
The Team Cul de Sac book is available for pre-order now at places such as Amazon. In the meantime, you can keep up with our progress through our blog and Facebook pages. We're also trying other fundraising efforts that you can find out about there, including sets of postage using donated art. Professor Craig Fischer has edited Favorites, a fanzine that asks writers about comics - What is my favorite comic, and why? - and we'll sell you a copy of that too
Hey Plussers this is a friend of mine. Please check him out. All the procedures from this book will go to Michael J. Fox Foundation.
Order Team Cul de Sac Book
http://sparkingdesign.com/order-team-cul-de-sac-book/
In response to learning about Team Cul De Sac: Cartoonists Draw the Line at Parkinson’s:
“Richard Thompson is lucky to have a friend like Chris Sparks. With this amazing collection, Chris is raising significant dollars and awareness for Parkinson’s —while proving comedy can help speed a cure. We’re grateful to have both Chris and Richard on our team.” – Michael J. Fox
Chris Sparks, a professional web designer, is leading the Team Cul de Sac (TCDS) fundraising effort in honor of his friend Richard Thompson, the cartoonist behind the Cul de Sac comic strip. Richard was recently diagnosed with Parkinson's disease. With Richard's support, TCDS has asked cartoonists across the country to draw his characters so the artwork can be compiled into a fundraising book and the artwork auctioned to raise additional money. Hundreds of cartoonists have responded and sent artwork in to be compiled in a book soon to be published by Andrews McMeel. We've received cartoons from many of Richard's personal friends including Stephen Pastis (Pearls Before Swine), Sergio Aragones (Mad, Groo), Patrick McDonnell (Mutts), Pat Oliphant (Pulitzer Prize political cartoonist), Dave Kellet (Sheldon, Drive), Gene Weingarten and David Clark (Barney & Clyde), Mason Mastroianni (B.C.), Roger Langridge (Muppet Show comic book, Marvel's Thor: The Mighty Avenger, Fred the Clown), Shannon Gallant (G.I.Joe), Michael Cavna (Washington Post), Steven Artley (Artleytoons), Barbara Dale and Steve Conley (Astounding Space Thrills, Bloop) and even Bill Watterson of Calvin and Hobbes fame. That's just the list of people we asked first because they know Richard. Many other fantastic cartoonists contributed, space doesn't permit us to list them all, but we appreciate everyone's contributions.
Five million people worldwide are living with Parkinson's disease - a chronic, degenerative neurological disorder. In the United States, 60,000 new cases will be diagnosed this year alone. There is no known cure for Parkinson's disease.
The Team Cul de Sac book is available for pre-order now at places such as Amazon. In the meantime, you can keep up with our progress through our blog and Facebook pages. We're also trying other fundraising efforts that you can find out about there, including sets of postage using donated art. Professor Craig Fischer has edited Favorites, a fanzine that asks writers about comics - What is my favorite comic, and why? - and we'll sell you a copy of that too
The Code of Hammurabi
BierKunst: Blogueiros Brasileiros de Cerveja
BierKunst: Blogueiros Brasileiros de Cerveja: Há mais de 8 mil anos a humanidade bebe cerveja. É a bebida mais consumida no mundo. Isto todos nós sabemos. Mas o que muitos desconhecem...
Beer comic
This was on my newspaper this morning and I had to share with my fellows Beer drinker.
I know, I know! You're thinking: Newspaper? Well some of us still read it with a cup of coffee.
I know, I know! You're thinking: Newspaper? Well some of us still read it with a cup of coffee.
Wednesday, November 14, 2012
The Top 5 Beer Producing Countries
Country Production in Litres Percentage of World Total
Sources: Barth-Haas Group
1 China 42.3 million liters 25.3 %
2 United States 22.9 million liters 13.7%
3 Brazil 12.2 million liters 6.8%
4 Russia 10.8 million liters 5.9 %
5 Germany 9.9 million liters 5.9 %
Mexico, Netherlands, Germany and Ireland are the largest exporters
Consumption Per Capita
1 Czech Republic 132 -21.1 1708
2 Germany 107 -3.7 8787
3 Austria 106 -1 888
4 Ireland 104 -2.8 479
5 Estonia 91 -8.8 117
The Top 5 Countries that Consume the Most Beer
Country Beer Consumption Percentage of World Total
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Sources: Kirin Research Institute of Drinking and Lifestyle
1 China 28.64 billion liters 19.0%
2 United States 23,97 billion liters 15.9%
3 Germany 9,55 billion liters 6.4%
4 Brazil 8,45 billion liters 5.6%
5 Russia 8,45 billion liters 5.6%
Sources: Barth-Haas Group
1 China 42.3 million liters 25.3 %
2 United States 22.9 million liters 13.7%
3 Brazil 12.2 million liters 6.8%
4 Russia 10.8 million liters 5.9 %
5 Germany 9.9 million liters 5.9 %
Mexico, Netherlands, Germany and Ireland are the largest exporters
Consumption Per Capita
1 Czech Republic 132 -21.1 1708
2 Germany 107 -3.7 8787
3 Austria 106 -1 888
4 Ireland 104 -2.8 479
5 Estonia 91 -8.8 117
The Top 5 Countries that Consume the Most Beer
Country Beer Consumption Percentage of World Total
More Sharing ServicesShare | Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on reddit Share on digg Share on delicious Share on gmail
Sources: Kirin Research Institute of Drinking and Lifestyle
1 China 28.64 billion liters 19.0%
2 United States 23,97 billion liters 15.9%
3 Germany 9,55 billion liters 6.4%
4 Brazil 8,45 billion liters 5.6%
5 Russia 8,45 billion liters 5.6%
Tuesday, November 13, 2012
Firefly fan-art created by Patrick Ballesteros
Here's an adorably fantastic piece of Firefly fan-art created by
Patrick Ballesteros featuring our favorite characters from the show
re-imagined as little kids playing with a homemade Serenity made out of a
junked car.
Terrapin Hopsecutioner
Terrapin Hopsecutioner
Terrapin Beer Company
Georgia.
American IPA - ABV 7.3%
pour a nice orange red color with near 1 inch of head. Smell of hops, citrus some malt and bread.
The taste is ok worth to drink once in while but not you would be craving for. Not Terrapin's best beer. I'm glad a got a single because I'm not sure I would like a six pack of this.
My friend James Gass was not happy about my opinion so I promised him to give another try.
Terrapin Beer Company
Georgia.
American IPA - ABV 7.3%
pour a nice orange red color with near 1 inch of head. Smell of hops, citrus some malt and bread.
The taste is ok worth to drink once in while but not you would be craving for. Not Terrapin's best beer. I'm glad a got a single because I'm not sure I would like a six pack of this.
My friend James Gass was not happy about my opinion so I promised him to give another try.
Harpoon Belgium Style Pale Ale from Harpoon Brewery
First I want to apologize for the picture. Unfortunately my label slid off the bottle for some reason.
This is Harpoon Belgium Style Pale Ale from Harpoon Brewery in Massachusetts.
Belgian Pale Ale - ABV 5.8%
Pour a dark orange color, a little darker than I expected. You get yeast, a good amount of hop and a little mix of fruit and spices but not much. Over wall a good Belgian style. Very smooth with some dryness in the end and good carbonation. Very good job by Harpoon since I've tried some Belgian Pale Ale that was more a "hummm can were fit in this style". this one definitely fits the bill.
This is Harpoon Belgium Style Pale Ale from Harpoon Brewery in Massachusetts.
Belgian Pale Ale - ABV 5.8%
Pour a dark orange color, a little darker than I expected. You get yeast, a good amount of hop and a little mix of fruit and spices but not much. Over wall a good Belgian style. Very smooth with some dryness in the end and good carbonation. Very good job by Harpoon since I've tried some Belgian Pale Ale that was more a "hummm can were fit in this style". this one definitely fits the bill.
Monday, November 12, 2012
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