Saint Patrick’s Day is celebrated every March 17th and some cities give it more importance than others. In Canada, the celebrations might have nothing to compare to Dublin, Chicago or Boston but we think that any beer festival is worth celebrating;) So we decided to share a “did you know” section with unusual facts about …
Cold weather calls for good comfort winter dishes. We just found THE winter dish that includes our two passions: Eating and drinking (and yes we can enjoy drinking even without alcohol!). Here is a recipe for Carbonnade Flamande (beer and beef stew) which, as its name suggests, comes straight from Belgium, the land of beers. …
You should know that the production of non-alcoholic beer is very similar to that of alcoholic beers and they contain the same ingredients (malt, hops, yeast, water, etc.). There are then three different ways to extract the alcohol. The first method is to remove as much alcohol as possible by evaporating the ethanol (alcohol). The Ethanol evaporates from 78.5 ° C. So before …
Oktoberfest, better known as beer fest, is a Bavarian tradition that has been around for over two centuries and attracts millions of tourists from all over the world. The first Oktoberfest took place in 1810, after Prince Ludwig I married Princess Therese of Sassonie-Hildburghausen. He invited, 5 days after the wedding, all Munich residents to participate in a royal feast in the fields …
The fall season has arrived! And along with it, many recommendations on where to find the most beautiful pumpkin, where to see the most gorgeous fall colors and on top of it all, what to drink? You keep hearing about warm drinks full of spices, pumpkin lattes, apples and cinnamon… And although we love this …
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