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Originally posted by Aquarius1
30 Mar 2010
Jane Peyton, 48, an author, said women created beer and for thousands of years it was only they who were allowed to operate breweries and drink beer.
The drink is now almost exclusively marketed to men - with television characters such as Homer Simpson the epitome of the beer-loving male.
Miss Peyton has conducted extensive research into the origins of beer for a new book and reports that a woman's touch was found on beer throughout the ages.
Nearly 7,000 years ago in Mesopotamia and Sumeria, so important were their skills that they were the only ones allowed to brew the drink or run any taverns.
And in almost all ancient societies beer was also then considered to be a gift from a goddess, never a male God.
Yeah, the old legend is..is that women created beer so that men would think they looked more attractive. It does work until morning.
Originally posted by Edrick
reply to post by Phenomium
Yeah, the old legend is..is that women created beer so that men would think they looked more attractive. It does work until morning.
Read that... could only think of one thing...
(Second line is whimsical)
-Edrick
Originally posted by hangedman13
Lets not forget that everybody drank beer "back in the day" cuz the water sucked! Beer was the drink of choice for survival! The who and why's don't matter in this case. It was made, we drank it and now we tweek it Whoever first brewed it should be a hero [or heroine] to all humanity!