3. In the Middle Ages drinking beer was a guarantee of prolonging life. This was because the water

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Beer is a beverage present in our culture. Take a third or a reed is common if we go for tapas with friends or our families. But if we dive a little in its history, we find that is a beverage of many centuries unknown curiosities as the authors foam dome show Damcu blog.
1. The oldest traces of beer production have been found in Europe comes from the year 3000 BC near Barcelona, in the cave of Can Sadurní. In this cave he appeared a ceramic container of 50 liters and is believed to have become a rum factory.
2. The beer was the favorite drink of the Iberian peoples, so that more than 20 sites in the Peninsula we can find traces of it in grave goods. The development was made with barley and drinks were very little foam and gas. In contrast, the wine did not appear in the Iberian Peninsula until the eighth century foam dome BC.
3. In the Middle Ages drinking beer was a guarantee of prolonging life. This was because the water was contaminated by E. coli bacteria known that caused major diseases. In preparing the beer boiling water and letting it ferment barley bacteria disappeared, which prevented foam dome infection. In addition, the high consumption of beer (each person could drink more than 300 liters per year) forged the birth of entrepreneurs, enabling the development of trade and finance.
4. Also at the US Independence beer played a crucial role: the first settlers on the Mayflower had beer, preserved in the cellars of the famous ship. They established in Plymouth became scarce reserves, so they decided to use the acorns to produce the frothy drink. Gradually the settlers were consolidated and taverns that served the drink were a central place in the life of those early visitors, even becoming the arena where the Boston foam dome Tea Party of 1773 was forged, in The Green Dragon foam dome Tavern.
5. During the Revolutionary War, Washington was suggested that a law that beer consumption would be guaranteed to all active soldiers authorization. Once peace is achieved another tavern, this time in Philadelphia, was the star of the drafting of the Declaration of Independence. Also the national anthem came from a song sung in taverns during the eighteenth century, although its lyrics have been modified. Who knows what other hymns could have filled those out of barrels of beer taverns.
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