The Beer Drinker's Bible: Lore, Trivia & History: Chapter & Verse
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Average customer review:Product Description
This lighthearted, frothy compendium of beer-related facts is perfect for every cervisaphile (beer lover), or anyone who craves historic lore.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #653721 in Books
- Published on: 1998-04-25
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Binding: Paperback
- 268 pages
Editorial Reviews
Daniel Bradford, All About Beer Magazine
"The Beer Drinker's Bible belongs at every bar, every restaurant, every bathroom and every desk. Entertaining, extremely informative, and amazingly interesting, this Bible will resolve a lot of debates, change a few habits and open a few doors. Gregg Smith is well recognized as our best beer historian."
Dick Kreck, The Denver Post
"A bunch of the boys were sitting around the saloon the other night when the conversation turned to whether the glasses we were drinking from were lions or Hogarths. Luckily, we had a copy of The Beer Drinker's Bible at hand. Like the real Bible, this one contains answers to many of life's most pressing questions, but all these have to do with quotes, obscure words and phrases pertaining to beer, brewing and quaffing."
From the Back Cover
Spend a moment to enjoy a light-hearted look at the world of beer, from ancient times to the present. This fun-to-read dictionary and reference book is perfect for every cerevisaphile (beer lover or enthusiast). Award-winning author and historian Gregg Smith and co-author Carrie Getty cover every beer-related fact throughout history.
Customer Reviews
disorganized and uninformative
Disorganized and uninformative, this book omits important beer topics and definitions and contains lots of useless and uninteresting trivia.
Great!
Great book. Lots of explainations. Such as, Ale vs. Pale ale, current time a originally.
The Beer Drinker's Bible
It has all the great definitions of terms that I was looking for.





