beer is one of the world’s oldest and
most popular beverages so of course it
stands to reason that it is also one of
the most fascinating the label who tells
you that it’s bear at it been welcome to
watchmojo.com in a cold one and join us
for this installment in which we’re
looking at the most interesting facts
about beer the world’s third most
consumed beverage you put the beer in
the coconut and go to get away homer
number five beer tastes no different
coming from a can beer snobs have been
arguing against cans since their
introduction in 1935 claiming that
aluminum ruins the beer by giving it a
metallic taste I’m here to show you just
how easy it is to enjoy a good beer but
I’m already certified that’s dated 2027
that’s my projected death date however
many beer experts respond that if you’re
pouring your beer into a glass and not
putting your mouth on the can you
shouldn’t be tasting metal at all as
there’s a plastic lining on the inside
of the can and what do you think your
favorite draft beer was stored in until
the moment it was served to you a metal
keg cans might even be superior to
bottles in one key way beer freshness
depends on protection from three things
heat oxygen and light bottles and cans
are both great at protecting from air
but cans definitely have the edge when
it comes to blocking out flavor ruining
UV light last bottles let the UV rays in
and that means Sun and Sun turns good
beer industry on key beer number four
beer is one of the world’s oldest
beverages beer is the nectar of the gods
and ancient cultures certainly knew it
when you do for a beer Bush does it you
can’t say beer better than Bush
Mesopotamians Celts and a host of others
actually had goddesses of beer and
prayed to them to deliver consistent
brew quality the music you’re hearing
now
gosh is basically a Sumerian drinking
song from the 39 hundred year old text
to him to Ninkasi the goddess of beer it
contains the earliest known recipe for
brewing beer archaeological evidence for
brewing goes back to 7,000 BC but beer
may date back as far as 10,000 BC when
humans first started farming cereal
grains one theory has it that it was the
reason we started farming which was
basically the birth of civilization
all-praised Ninkasi
that’ll be 45 bucks 45 bucks this better
be the best tasting beer the world you
got lucky
number three beer has many positive
effects on health
drinking till you drunk dial is never
going to be good for you or anyone but
beer can actually be kind of healthy for
you if enjoyed in moderation beer has
been proven to significantly cut the
risk of heart disease which is the
number one cause of death in the United
States by 60 percent dark ales and
stouts are especially good at battling
atherosclerosis which is the fancy term
for when artery walls become blocked
with cholesterol it also helps protect
against degenerative diseases like
Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s due to the
compounds Antho huemul which is found in
hops this compound helps protect
neuronal cells in the brain effectively
slowing the development of the diseases
but this just in a brand new study in
the British Medical Journal concludes
that even light and moderate alcohol
consumption can slightly raise your risk
of cancer please think of the children
so as the adage goes moderation in all
things and in all things cancer cursing
Ninkasi
gogo the cause of and solution to all of
life’s problems number 2 brewing waste
can help with bone regeneration even the
byproducts that beer produces have
positive effects much of the waste that
is left over from the brewing process
contains the main chemical compounds
found in human bones calcium phosphorus
magnesium and silica
after undergoing a modification process
the waste could then support varies
practices of bone regeneration such as
coding prosthesis or bone grafts this in
turn reduces the accumulation of waste
in the environment so really it’s a
win-win researchers have also found that
beer is a good dietary source of silicon
a mineral that is key in growing strong
healthy bones regrowing bones is a nasty
business what to expect pumpkin juice
forget milk
I’m pouring PBR on my cereal snap
crackle verb number 1 alcoholics and
Amsterdam get paid in beer my name is
Bonnie and I’m an alcoholic
mr. Gammill this is a Girl Scout meeting
Oh Amsterdam is there anything you won’t
do in an experimental project funded by
the Dutch government alcoholics are
being paid in beer to clean the streets
of debris and litter their payment
includes two beers before work – at
lunch and one at the end of the day plus
a small sum of money paid with five
beers a day rolling tobacco and ten euro
and like most controversial policies in
Amsterdam it has been a resounding
success think about it if their
alcoholic they are definitely going to
drink so why not enable volunteers to
get a bit of exercise and be helpful to
their communities while they’re at it
none of these guys intend to get clean
but changing their habits and channeling
their energy does appear to be having a
positive impact on the streets what do
you think should we have more public
programs that pay in liquor it’s a
typically Dutch pragmatic approach to
dealing with the problem for more
refreshing top tens and beneath the
legal limit top fives be sure to
subscribe to watchmojo.com don’t cry for
me I’m already dead
you
most popular beverages so of course it
stands to reason that it is also one of
the most fascinating the label who tells
you that it’s bear at it been welcome to
watchmojo.com in a cold one and join us
for this installment in which we’re
looking at the most interesting facts
about beer the world’s third most
consumed beverage you put the beer in
the coconut and go to get away homer
number five beer tastes no different
coming from a can beer snobs have been
arguing against cans since their
introduction in 1935 claiming that
aluminum ruins the beer by giving it a
metallic taste I’m here to show you just
how easy it is to enjoy a good beer but
I’m already certified that’s dated 2027
that’s my projected death date however
many beer experts respond that if you’re
pouring your beer into a glass and not
putting your mouth on the can you
shouldn’t be tasting metal at all as
there’s a plastic lining on the inside
of the can and what do you think your
favorite draft beer was stored in until
the moment it was served to you a metal
keg cans might even be superior to
bottles in one key way beer freshness
depends on protection from three things
heat oxygen and light bottles and cans
are both great at protecting from air
but cans definitely have the edge when
it comes to blocking out flavor ruining
UV light last bottles let the UV rays in
and that means Sun and Sun turns good
beer industry on key beer number four
beer is one of the world’s oldest
beverages beer is the nectar of the gods
and ancient cultures certainly knew it
when you do for a beer Bush does it you
can’t say beer better than Bush
Mesopotamians Celts and a host of others
actually had goddesses of beer and
prayed to them to deliver consistent
brew quality the music you’re hearing
now
gosh is basically a Sumerian drinking
song from the 39 hundred year old text
to him to Ninkasi the goddess of beer it
contains the earliest known recipe for
brewing beer archaeological evidence for
brewing goes back to 7,000 BC but beer
may date back as far as 10,000 BC when
humans first started farming cereal
grains one theory has it that it was the
reason we started farming which was
basically the birth of civilization
all-praised Ninkasi
that’ll be 45 bucks 45 bucks this better
be the best tasting beer the world you
got lucky
number three beer has many positive
effects on health
drinking till you drunk dial is never
going to be good for you or anyone but
beer can actually be kind of healthy for
you if enjoyed in moderation beer has
been proven to significantly cut the
risk of heart disease which is the
number one cause of death in the United
States by 60 percent dark ales and
stouts are especially good at battling
atherosclerosis which is the fancy term
for when artery walls become blocked
with cholesterol it also helps protect
against degenerative diseases like
Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s due to the
compounds Antho huemul which is found in
hops this compound helps protect
neuronal cells in the brain effectively
slowing the development of the diseases
but this just in a brand new study in
the British Medical Journal concludes
that even light and moderate alcohol
consumption can slightly raise your risk
of cancer please think of the children
so as the adage goes moderation in all
things and in all things cancer cursing
Ninkasi
gogo the cause of and solution to all of
life’s problems number 2 brewing waste
can help with bone regeneration even the
byproducts that beer produces have
positive effects much of the waste that
is left over from the brewing process
contains the main chemical compounds
found in human bones calcium phosphorus
magnesium and silica
after undergoing a modification process
the waste could then support varies
practices of bone regeneration such as
coding prosthesis or bone grafts this in
turn reduces the accumulation of waste
in the environment so really it’s a
win-win researchers have also found that
beer is a good dietary source of silicon
a mineral that is key in growing strong
healthy bones regrowing bones is a nasty
business what to expect pumpkin juice
forget milk
I’m pouring PBR on my cereal snap
crackle verb number 1 alcoholics and
Amsterdam get paid in beer my name is
Bonnie and I’m an alcoholic
mr. Gammill this is a Girl Scout meeting
Oh Amsterdam is there anything you won’t
do in an experimental project funded by
the Dutch government alcoholics are
being paid in beer to clean the streets
of debris and litter their payment
includes two beers before work – at
lunch and one at the end of the day plus
a small sum of money paid with five
beers a day rolling tobacco and ten euro
and like most controversial policies in
Amsterdam it has been a resounding
success think about it if their
alcoholic they are definitely going to
drink so why not enable volunteers to
get a bit of exercise and be helpful to
their communities while they’re at it
none of these guys intend to get clean
but changing their habits and channeling
their energy does appear to be having a
positive impact on the streets what do
you think should we have more public
programs that pay in liquor it’s a
typically Dutch pragmatic approach to
dealing with the problem for more
refreshing top tens and beneath the
legal limit top fives be sure to
subscribe to watchmojo.com don’t cry for
me I’m already dead
you
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