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Beer "Fact" #3: Beer is good for your bones.

Written By Maxwell Arndt - October 15 2012

Sort of. A study found that a couple beers a day can provide a healthy daily dose of silicon, an ingredient important for maintaining healthy bones. Malt-based ales have the highest levels of silicon, while wheat beers and lagers have less.

Beer "Fact" #12: The Germans were initially ale drinkers.

Written By Maxwell Arndt - September 30 2012

Now known primarily for their lager styles, the Germans were brewing ales almost exclusively up until about 500 years ago.

Beer "Fact" #4: We've been hobnobbing for a long time.

Written By Maxwell Arndt - September 16 2012

In the Middle Ages, when you went to a tavern and spoke Old English, someone would ask you: "Habbe or nabbe?" Literally, it meant: "Are you going to have a drink or not?" Eventually, this phrase blurred into "hobnobbing", a synonym for socializing.

Beer "Fact" #31: Cenosillicaphobia is the fear of an empty glass.

Written By Maxwell Arndt - September 03 2012

Don’t risk it - always top off.

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