Beers & Breweries 2
Strap on your beer goggles and pour yourself a pint of trivia with another round in our beer and breweries series.
15 questions · Published December 3, 2020
Trivia questions (5 of 15)
- Multiple Choice
1. What is the term for the scientific study of beer and beermaking?
The word zythology stems from the Ancient Greek zythos (ζῦθος), meaning beer.
- Multiple Choice
2. Commonly sold at breweries and brewpubs, what is the name for a 64-ounce glass bottle used to sell take-out craft beer?
FUN FACT
The term "growler" dates back to the late 19th century.
- Fill In The Blank
3. Stout beer began as a higher alcohol version of the popular dark beer style __________.
When it was invented in England, stout was so named because it was a stronger, more "stout" version of the popular porter and initially known as "stout porter."
- Multiple Choice
4. According to a now debunked legend, in 1620, the Pilgrims only stopped in Massachusetts because they ran out of beer en route to ___________.
There is no definitive proof that the Mayflower docked landed at Plymouth Rock because the ship had run out of beer en route to the Virginia Colony.
- Multiple Choice
5. What is the oldest brewery in North America?
Yuengling—founded in 1829—may bill itself as "America's Oldest Brewery," but Molson was established in Canada forty-three years earlier in 1786.
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