You guys think you're so smart, try taking my Beer IQ Challenge! Match a numbered question at the top with a lettered answer at the bottom.1. In what year was the "ring-pull" top introduced on cans of beer?
2. Which brewery first introduced aluminum cans?
3. Which was the first state to adopt a container deposit law?
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a. Coors
b. Oregon
c. 1965
Bonus Question: What is the lurker drinking tonight?
(No Googling for correct answers!)
History of beer chronology
9 comments:
Your test was ridiculously simple. Even Jay only missed two.
May have to grade on the curve for this one.
Are you going to give us the answers or what?
Yesterday I had 3 beers, a whiskey soda, and a glass of wine. Am I smart or what?
Yeah, I would have done better on the quiz if I wasn't already drunk.
1919
18th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution ratified on January 16 calling for national prohibition to take effect one year from the date of ratification.
That must have sucked. Good to know that well-intentioned, naive bullshit was in full swing in this country even back then.
Look on the bright side, without prohibition, we probably wouldn't have had near the organized crime problem! And what about Las Vegas?
Damn. I jotted down the answers but lost it. Everyone who drank this weekend gets an A.
Woohoo!
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