Lutz Eichholz, 25, from Germany, is seen during his attempt to set a new Guinness world record in riding a mono-cycle over bottles of beer in the city of Tel Aviv on September 26, 2011. He succeeded by riding a total length of 8.93 meters consisting of 127 bottles. The former record was 7.99 meters
1936 Schlitz advertisement:
Beer is good for you — but Schlitz, with Sunshine Vitamin D, is extra good for you.
There is beer, then there is “The Beer”. Thanks, Taiwan.
Oktoberfest. Munich, Germany
It’s Judah’s birthday! This is the card I got him :) I found it appropriate, especially considering how many of the beers I’ve enjoyed so much with him and how he’s had such a big part in my love affair with it. Picked the card up in World of Mirth in Carytown. Hope it gets a good laugh! ~Kayce
Keep Calm and Have a Beer
by Alejo Giraldo
Recommended Reading
Beer Craft
This book blends both wonderfully simple graphic illustrations with plenty of helpful brewing ingredient factoids. It serves as a brief introduction to beer and principally a kitchen guide to any aspiring home brewer. Recommended for both the upstart home brewer and lover’s of graphic design.
The Brewmaster’s Table
A beautiful, intensive, and well researched book that displays how versatile well crafted beer can pair so well with food. It is packed with beer style history, anecdotes, photographs, pairing recommendations, and challenges the notion that wine is the only elixir that can compliment meals. Highly recommended for people who love both beer and cooking.
The Oxford Companion to Beer
A must-have for any beer lover’s bookshelf, this book is the go to encyclopedia for anything related to beer. This book extensively covers the history of breweries, beer styles, brewing science, answer any beer related question if a smart phone is not handy.
