Archaeologists discovered an unusual bronze artifact studded with holes while excavating the ancient city of Hadrianopolis in ...

Foodies have been enjoying beer since they first invented the language to talk about it. Ancient Egyptian brewers, who were known for their herbal wine, were making fortified beer around 2,575 B.C ...

Earliest Evidence of 'Barley' Beer Found From 2500-Yr-Old Clay Cups, 'Ground Breaking' Technique Used Throughout history, ...

Ancient City Brewing's financial troubles run deeper than unpaid bills, with multiple lawsuits threatening its very existence.

We know that the ancestors of modern Bavarians were brewing by the Bronze Age, because traces of beer bread flavored with oak leaves, an ancient preservative, were found in a crock near Kasendorf ...

Today, beer brewing and wine making are huge, enormously profitable agricultural industries. These industries developed from ancient and empirical knowledge from many different cultures around the ...

In short, it is true that Egyptologists believe the ancient Egyptian state distributed beer rations to the workers who built Giza's pyramids, as we will explain in more detail below. However ...

The graphic also originally stated that ancient brewers chewed cassava first to make cassava beer. However, cassava was peeled, diced, and boiled—and then chewed. Cassava is poisonous if not ...