Dr. Beer's Beer Notes

Beer is the most complex alcohol in the world. This complexity is not only caused by the countless combinations of water, malt, hops, yeast, auxiliary materials and fermentation processes, but also because it carries the history and culture of different human countries and nations in the evolution process. From the conquest and cooperation between humans and barley to the "craft beer revolution" sweeping the world, beer is one of the best witnesses of history: the traces of the flow of beer are exactly the route that humans have taken at a drunken pace. To help you better appreciate each beer, this book starts from the history of beer and teaches you how to appreciate every detail of beer with the right temperature, cup type, food and mood. However, this book does not set the tone of the so-called "spring and snow". When you reach the right point, you will find that the author also wants to pull you to "blow a bottle"! Whether you are a novice who battles the "big green stick" all year round, or an alcoholic who debates with friends about which barrel-aged bourbon or sherry is better, you can gain something from this book. For no other reason than this: life is too short, and you'll be at a loss if you don't take it seriously and drink some good beer.