Beer (using the broad definition of any fermented grain here) is something that happened many different times in many different places. It's likely that any society that settled down and began farming accidentally discovered beer at some point (in fact there are those who think the discovery of beer encouraged farming, not the other way around).
All you need to make accidental beer is some grain in an open container, and some rain. The rain fills the container and draws some sugar from the grain into solution. Naturally occurring yeast and bacteria float into the mixture and set up shop; fermentation occurs and you have very primitive beer. If some brave soul tries this stuff and enjoys the effects, well, there you go.
The wikipedia article on the History of Beer lists some of the oldest physical evidences of beer, including a poem to the Sumerian god Ninkasi, which contains the oldest known beer recipe.
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On January 24, 1935, drinkers in the United States first saw cans of beer being sold. This marked the beginning of canned beer production, as the American Can Company introduced the first canned beer, known as "Krueger's Finest Beer," produced by the Gottfried Krueger Brewing Company. This innovation revolutionized the way beer was packaged and consumed, leading to widespread popularity and convenience for consumers.
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George Louis Beer was born in 1872.
Harry M. Beer died in 1987.
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German Beer Steins are traditional german mugs which can be more for a decorative feel than actually used for drinking. The first "Bier Stein" originated in the late 1800's in Germany.
The Miller Breweing Company was the first beer brewing company to create lite beer.
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