International  Beer Day

1/8/2024,

Refreshing, sparkling, golden pints are the perfect combination for good times and cherished memories when shared with friends.

An excellent bar, a welcoming pub or a bustling nightclub are always reliable stops for anyone wishing to see their city, even briefly. There's always somewhere to enjoy a brewski, whether one is in the bustling city of Hong Kong, the rural areas of Ireland, the backcountry of Canada, or even the United Arab Emirates.

 

Today Beer Day is ideal for those who like those beverages and honour those who produce them!

 

To appreciate the craft of brewing, International Beer Day was first celebrated in the United States, more precisely in Santa Cruz, California. It was also designed as a homage to all who help in the beer-making process. Then, the day swiftly grew to encompass bartenders' and other beer technicians' festivities. Why not involve everyone in this?

 

 

Beer Day not only grew in popularity but also in scale. In just a single year, it started to garner widespread attention and a growing fanbase.

 

Between 2007 to the present, when it was first observed in Santa Cruz, it is observed in 207 cities, 50 nations, and 6 continents worldwide!

 

 

Beer Day is all about unique and varied experiences, thus it's encouraged people to showcase their different approaches to making and drinking beer. In addition, there are a variety of dishes and events that are associated with it, all aimed at commemorating this delightful day of beverage enjoyment and brewing expertise.

 

The three reasons listed below are why the founders of Beer Day decided to launch the event:

 

to get together and savour a beer with pals.

 

to honour those in charge of making and serving beer.

 

To celebrate beer from every country on Earth on one day and bring the world together under the banner of beer.

 

How International Beer Day Is Celebrated

Enjoying a great time on International Beer Day is possible! Try these fun suggestions to make the most of the day:

First, raise a glass to the beer makers.

Most people would agree that toasting those who make this incredible brew possible with a glass, tankard, bottle, or can is the ideal way to start enjoying this day. It is not too difficult to locate a location to have a few beers, be it at a pub, club, bar, or even simply a cookout.

 

Discover Some Beer Trivia: Especially on Beer Day, a group of friends can enjoy discussing the unique amusing facts and fascinating history of beer!

 

For instance, maybe not many people know that the US Constitution's 18th Amendment made alcohol illegal in 1919!

 

Try surprising your friends at the pub on Beer Day by providing them with these fascinating facts: In honour of the royal marriage of Crown Prince Ludwig and Princess Therese of Saxony-Hildburghausen in 1810, Munich hosted an Oktoberfest.

 

• At the Texas State Fair in 2010, Fried Beer won the Most Creative Fried Food award! (Who knew that beer could be fried?)

In reaction, Winston Churchill referred to the American Prohibition Act as an "affront to the whole history of mankind".

 

•More than 100,000 litres of beer were routed through 7 km of pipe to supply attendees of a heavy metal music festival in Germany, where a beer pipeline was built. The idea was to prevent beer trucks from tearing up the festival grounds with their backs to the grass.

 

Participate in a Beer Day Event

The majority of locations that celebrate Beer Day do so by pouring fresh or, occasionally, uncommon beers. Some locations might celebrate by having an all-day happy hour or by holding games and trivia contests with beer-related prizes!

 

Gather some responsible pals and introduce people in the vicinity to the marvels of beer.

 

Sample Some New Beer

To broaden your horizons, think of serving a beer that isn't your typical fare in honour of the day. With literally hundreds of different brands and over 100 different beer styles (and sub-styles) worldwide, there's always a chance to try something new!

 

Now is the perfect time of year to try one of these special varieties of beer:

• Fruits. This beer has a mediaeval flair, with names like Mugwort and Horehound; aficionados of Tolkien's fantasy world could find it especially appealing.

 

Try a few different ones, such as the Belgian Posca Rustica in Tourpes from Brassier Dupont strong oysters.

 

founded on urban legends about a purported practice among some English and New Zealand brewers to add oysters to beer for "healthy reasons."

 

• Gose. This one is brewed with salted water from Leipzig, Germany's ancient brewing adventures, and has a salty flavour. A few brewers, including Upright Brewing in Portland, Oregon, have started to bring this briny beer back in style with creative twists.

Give it that much at least, even if it is just a more ordinary kind of beer you have never tried before. A brewer put in time, somewhere, at some point, to perfect that beer and sell it to the general public.

 

Raise your tankard, tap the kegs, give the employees a gratuity and revel in Beer Day's delight!