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Babylonian Brewing

Babylonian Brewing

The Ancient Art of Beer and Its Deadly Consequences Beer has been a beloved beverage for millennia. But, Babylonian brewing wasn’t just an art—it was a life-or-death profession. In a civilization where beer was more than just a drink but a key part of daily sustenance and economy, strict laws governed its production and sale. And when we say strict, we mean it. Breaking these laws could cost you your life. Brewing in Babylonia: A Serious Business Babylonia, a powerful civilization in Mesopotamia (modern-day Iraq), thrived around 1800 BC under the rule of King Hammurabi. Beer was a staple of… Read More »


Growlers, Crowlers, and More

Growlers and Crowlers

A Guide to Growlers and Crowlers If you’re a beer enthusiast, you’ve likely heard of growlers and crowlers — but do you know the difference? Whether you’re grabbing a fresh brew from your local craft brewery or looking for the best way to store your favorite beer, understanding these containers can help ensure your beer-drinking experience is top-notch. Let’s dive into the world of growlers, crowlers, and beyond! What is a Growler? Growlers are a refillable, airtight jug used to transport draft beer from a brewery to your home (or anywhere else you plan to enjoy it). Traditionally made of… Read More »


Most Americans Live Near a Brewery

Most Americans live near a brewery

How Close Are You to a Brewery? Closer Than You Think! If you love craft beer, chances are you don’t have to travel far to find a local brewery. In fact, most Americans live within 10 miles of a brewery, according to the Brewers Association. That’s great news for beer lovers, yet the U.S. still ranks only 20th in per capita beer consumption globally. With craft beer booming and breweries popping up everywhere, why aren’t we at the top of the list? Let’s take a look at the numbers, trends, and reasons behind this surprising fact. The Craft Beer Boom… Read More »