Ultimate Beer Facts And Trivia Quiz

Cascade is a variety of hops that was developed at Oregon State University in the 1950s.

Murphy's Irish Stout is brewed in Cork, Ireland. This is evident from the information provided in the question.

A hydrometer can give information about the potential alcohol in the wort. It measures the specific gravity of the liquid, which indicates the concentration of sugars in the wort. By comparing the specific gravity before and after fermentation, brewers can determine the amount of sugar that has been converted into alcohol, thus calculating the potential alcohol content of the beer.

Yuengling is considered America's oldest brewery because it was established in 1829, making it the oldest operating brewery in the United States. Anheuser-Busch, Coors, and Bavarian are all well-known breweries, but they were founded after Yuengling.

Washington is the correct answer because it is well-known for its thriving hop industry. The state has a suitable climate and soil conditions for hop cultivation, making it a prime location for hop production. Additionally, Washington has a long history of hop farming and is home to many large-scale hop farms. Therefore, it is not surprising that Washington produced the most hops in 2006.

Steam Beer is made by brewing lager yeasts at ale fermentation temperatures. This unique brewing process creates a beer that has the characteristics of both lagers and ales. The lager yeasts are typically fermented at cooler temperatures, while ales are fermented at warmer temperatures. However, in the case of Steam Beer, the lager yeasts are fermented at ale temperatures, resulting in a beer that has a crisp and clean flavor profile like a lager, but with the fruity and estery notes typically found in ales.

Weidemann beer had the words "It's Registered Pure" on its label.

Old Frothingslosh is the correct answer because it is the only option that matches the description given in the question. The phrase "ahead at the bottom of the can" is a unique slogan associated with Old Frothingslosh beer. This slogan suggests that there is something special or unique waiting for the consumer at the bottom of the can, creating intrigue and curiosity. The other options, Old Gold, Shiner, and Olde English 800, do not have any connection to this specific slogan.

Labatt is the brewing company that brews Budweiser in Canada. This is because Labatt has a licensing agreement with Anheuser-Busch, the parent company of Budweiser, to brew and distribute Budweiser in Canada. Therefore, Labatt is responsible for producing Budweiser in Canada and ensuring its availability in the Canadian market.

The correct answer is Shiner Bock. The question asks about the beer produced by the Spoetzl Brewery, and out of the given options, Shiner Bock is the only one that matches. Rolling Rock, Woodchuck, and Beck's are not produced by the Spoetzl Brewery.

Saranac Black & Tan is produced in New York.

Stella Artois had the highest sales in Belgium in 2005.

The Home Brewing Bill was sponsored by Alan Cranston.

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Sarap is not a term for beer in Turkish. In Turkish, the term for beer is "bira". Sarap, on the other hand, is the Turkish word for wine. Therefore, Sarap is the correct answer as it does not correspond to the term for beer in Turkish.