I had my first (and last for a LONG time!) beer as a toddler. The family was tipping a few and my Uncle Glen realised I had nothing to drink. He uncapped an 8 oz. can of Country Club malt liquor and gave it to me. I drank most of it before my Mum realised what was going on. I've liked beer ever since.
Just how old IS beer? Join us as we dive into Part 1 of the History of Beer and the civilization that has been built around it. Starting from the neolithic era and the theories on how it was invented. To the ancient recipes that were found in the Goddess Ninkasi ruins. The history of beer has a long and bountiful past, so grab a pint and have a seat!
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