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  1. In a couple of weeks, on Tuesday, January 27, I’ll be presenting at #McMenamins’ History Pub at the Old St. Francis School, talking about my book "Bend Beer" and local beer history. Doors open at 6pm with the talk starting at 7pm, and will last about an hour.

    Come see me!

    thebrewsite.com/bend-beer-hist

    #Beer #CraftBeer #BeerHistory #BendBeer

  2. Pourquoi ne pas profiter de ce weekend pluvieux pour regarder cette conférence à propos de la bière en Mésopotamie qui vient tout juste de sortir !
    Parfait pour les Journées du Patrimoines non ?

    "Beer in Ancient Mesopotamia with Tate Paulette" sur la chaîne ArchaeologyTV.
    youtube.com/watch?v=gTcf-P38L-4

    #BeerHistory #JEP2025

  3. 🎉🍺 Ahoy, ye landlubbers! #Smithsonian crafts a 'riveting' tale of ancient sailors and their ale, postulating that beer was the GPS of the high seas. 🍻🤔 Because, clearly, nothing screams "scholarly insight" like recounting how a pint of grog saved the world from maritime misadventures! 🌊🛳️
    blog.library.si.edu/blog/2017/ #ancientmariners #beerhistory #maritimeadventures #nauticalinsights #HackerNews #ngated

  4. Here, I got a hot take about Thornbridge's Burton Union: they should brew a Bavarian Weissbier (aka Weizenbier/Hefeweizen) on it.

    dafteejit.com/2024/05/thornbri

    #beerhistory #bavarianbeer #beer #weissbier

  5. This is the earliest ad for Spaten Helles, or "Helles Lagerbier nach Art des Pilsener Biers" (pale lager beer in the style of Pilsener beer) as they call.

    They started serving it on 20 June, 1895, and on 22 June, newspapers were full of ads for it, e.g. this one in the newspaper "Das Bayerische Vaterland".

    #beerhistory #bavarianbeer

  6. It’s a cold Friday here in Ireland - why not take your mind off the frost with our NEW EP?

    You asked for more historical topics, so this time, we welcome Dr Susan Flavin to talk early modern brewhouses & making the film about the research - ‘Drunk?’ - get the story!

    shows.acast.com/beerladies/epi

    #beerpodcast #beerhistory #womenpodcasters

  7. I couldn't let go of the whole topic of Keesmann and Mahr, so here are more details I was able to find out. I also got side-tracked a bit and found out an interesting little detail about Brauerei Heller (aka Schlenkerla).

    dafteejit.com/2023/11/more-det

    #beer #beerhistory #bamberg #keesmann #mahrs #schlenkerla

  8. Friday? Yep, new episode time!

    We're thrilled to welcome Theresa McCulla, the #BeerHistory curator from the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History, to talk about her surprising career path, her upcoming book & more...

    shows.acast.com/beerladies/epi

    #IrishPodcast #BeerPodcast #BeerWriting #WomenPodcasters

  9. "How the Hofbrauhäuser of Bavaria were established." The story how the Dukes of Bavaria set up a dense network of brew houses, and what these breweries had to do with their white beer monopoly. dafteejit.com/2023/03/how-the- #beer #beerhistory #bavaria #whitebeer

  10. Happy Friday!

    We're back with another historical episode this week, and are thrilled to welcome Dr. Jennifer Jordan on to talk about her research into women in 19th century hop cultivation in Wisconsin - subject of her upcoming book...

    shows.acast.com/beerladies/epi

    #BeerPodcast #BeerHistory #WomenInBeer #WomenPodcasters #IrishPodcast #MastoDaoine #BeerMastodon #Hops #WisconsinHistory

  11. We're still in the holiday season, so I thought for some New Year's reading you might enjoy this "Secret History of #Jubelale" blog post I wrote four years ago, highlighting the annual #WinterAle from #DeschutesBrewery.

    thebrewsite.com/the-secret-his

    #Beer #CraftBeer #BeerHistory

  12. We're still in the holiday season, so I thought for some New Year's reading you might enjoy this "Secret History of #Jubelale" blog post I wrote four years ago, highlighting the annual #WinterAle from #DeschutesBrewery.

    thebrewsite.com/the-secret-his

    #Beer #CraftBeer #BeerHistory

  13. We're still in the holiday season, so I thought for some New Year's reading you might enjoy this "Secret History of #Jubelale" blog post I wrote four years ago, highlighting the annual #WinterAle from #DeschutesBrewery.

    thebrewsite.com/the-secret-his

    #Beer #CraftBeer #BeerHistory

  14. We're still in the holiday season, so I thought for some New Year's reading you might enjoy this "Secret History of #Jubelale" blog post I wrote four years ago, highlighting the annual #WinterAle from #DeschutesBrewery.

    thebrewsite.com/the-secret-his

    #Beer #CraftBeer #BeerHistory

  15. We're still in the holiday season, so I thought for some New Year's reading you might enjoy this "Secret History of #Jubelale" blog post I wrote four years ago, highlighting the annual #WinterAle from #DeschutesBrewery.

    thebrewsite.com/the-secret-his

    #Beer #CraftBeer #BeerHistory

  16. For 600 years, from 1259 to the 1850s, the #Hanseatic League of Baltic traders owned a piece of prime London waterfront. They initially took it by perhaps medieval cannon-based influence and finally sold off to a #railway. Cannon Street railway station still sits there. It's likely one of the first places hoppy beer could be tasted in England. From the archives (2016): "The Steelyard, Stillyard, Stylyard and Spelling" abetterbeerblog427.com/2016/04 #beer #BeerHistory #Histodons

  17. The start of hoppy beer #brewing in England is an interesting question. It was brought in as finished beer through #Hanseatic depots like Hull and London as early as the 1200s but when did local brewing develop? The early 1500s is often cited but I've shared a record of hops coming to the trading port of #Bristol in 1480. Turns out immigrant brewers made #beer with #hops there over 30 years before. From the archives (2019): "abetterbeerblog427.com/2019/01" #BeerHistory

  18. Hundreds of years before the first cask of #IPA hit a ship’s hold, hopped #beer was pushed on north-western Europe by the cannon wielding merchants of the #Hanseatic League who set sail from the Baltic. In Bristol in #1384, the strange imported beer was “the new drink promoted aggressively by north German merchants.” From the archives (2019): “Another Brief Update On That Nagging Beery Bristol Question…” abetterbeerblog427.com/2019/01 #BeerHistory #Histodons

  19. Hi everyone!
    We're Jaclyn & Pierre!
    Together we run Biérocratie, our craft beer shop located in Paris' Butte-aux-Cailles neighborhood since 2013.
    We specialize in local beers, and we like talking about beer styles, brewing, feminism, and our cat, Magritte.

    #Introduction
    #Beer #Brewing #BeerHistory #Feminism #France #Paris #Paris13 #ButteAuxCailles

  20. Today is International Happy Gose Day. This traditional craft beer has been brewed for centuries in my home region and is a little special, I have to admit. As salt and coriander are added to the usual beer ingredients, as well. When we drink Gose here in Leipzig, we don't say "Prost" but "Goseanna" 🍻🍻

    #beerhistory #beer #foodhistory #Gose #germanbeer #biergeschichte #leipzig

  21. Is this the first record of a bunch of young men on a hoppy beer holiday jaunt? Not really. But, still, they seem to be having a good time. From the archives (2019): “Putting The 1390-91 Crusade Beer Buying Notes Through A Latin Translator” abetterbeerblog427.com/2019/02 #BeerFriday #BeerHistory #beer #1300s

  22. Hello, #BeerTwitter friends!

    We're over here as well. Just getting things started, but expect to see us popping over here as well as our other socials from time to time.

    And for new followers - we're an #IrishPodcast hosted by 4-ish women from all over who love #BeerHistory, #BeerStyles, #IrishCraftBeer and much more.

    #DrinkIrish and sláinte!

  23. Hello!

    Guess I should do a proper #Intro post, only 6 years late. I’m an American emigrant who lives in #Dublin with my family (cute cat, pictured, included). My day job is in #digitalassetmanagement (#DAM), and I’m a former #archivist, rare book #librarian and #archaeologist.

    I’m a co-host of the Beer Ladies Podcast, a #BJCP beer judge, and I write occasionally on #beerhistory and do some #homebrewing. I also #run, lift weights and am very much a member of the #Peloton cult…