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Wilson Peak (14,017) located near Telluride, Colorado.

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A barrel is two 15.5 gal. kegs, a drum contains 55 gallons.

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To become a beer girl, you must be attractive and over the age of 21. There are certain promotional and marketing agencies that hire girls for Major Beer Companies. If you are interested in finding out companies that do promotions for beer and/or liquor companies, start by doing a quick Google search for "promotional companies" or "alcohol promotions". Note that the company that does XYZ beer in one state may not be the same one that does it in another state. In some states, you can go to the beer distributor (where you would purchase kegs, etc) and they can direct you on whom to speak with and may even do the hiring themselves!

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I believe that all nonalcoholic beers are .5% alcohol....

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Yes, It's Indian beer

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2nd June 1949, the first bottle rolled off the production line

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Yes.

Ginger Beer is made from ginger, water, sugar, lemon juice and a rather special bacterial-fungal symbiote known, unsurprisingly, as the Ginger Beer Plant. It ferments up to 11% alcohol.

However, most things called ginger beer today are soft drinks, and i don't think there's a single alcoholic Ginger Ale on the market. The difference between ginger ale and ginger beer is huge.

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Depends solely on a number of factors. O'Douls beer has 0.5% ABV, and II tests require you to have a BAC < 0.02. Since BAC varies per person because of weight and body build, I cannot give you a definitive answer. Drinking and driving, regardless of whether you are over the limit or not, is considered illegal, and yes, you can still get arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol, even if you have only had 1 beer.

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Budweiser, of course

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Pilsner Urquell brewed by Plzensky Prazdroj in the city of Plzen, Czech Republic

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There is 4.2% alcohol content in Bud Light

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It won't really harm the pet to give him/her a small amount, but just like anyone, a dog can also get alcohol poisoning from over consumption. The other problem, and this is really serious, is that dogs can turn into alcoholics faster than humans. Then too, his weight is a major factor in how much alcohol he can consume, and just like humans, alcohol can cause dehydration and it can do it a lot faster to an animal with it's faster metabolism.

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From observation and personal experience the average time it takes to drink a beer is commonly around 10 to 25 minutes and ofcourse can vary considerably depending on many internal body-mind factors such as thirst, temperature, stress and various mood factors and external environment factors such as weather, daily temperature, social settings, special events and occasions and companionship. Sometimes a person could chug a beer in under 5 minutes and other times slowly nurse it along up to 45 minutes or longer.

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Zenkuro

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Bacardi 151 rum with 75.5% alcohol content - World's most popular rum whixh is extremely flammable and comes with a stainless steel flame arrester built at bottle neck

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Anime! Try Full metal Alchemist or Naruto or Bleach. Maybe even Higurashi no naku koro ni!!

Since this is under food, I'm assuming you mean food-wise. Like in most places, children eat what they were raised on, and like most of the things their parents make, which would be a rice-staple diet with fish as the most common thing to go with it. Treats are mainly sweet or salty. Buns with sweet filling, mochi, and imported goods like chocolate seem to be common. Then there are fried sesame goods and packets of salty crunchy food. I'm not really sure about what's popular among teenagers in particular, though. Sorry.

They can't drink until they're twenty, though. I'm pretty sure that Sapporo beer and other strong drinks are popular.

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There is no known reason for the choice of colour.

The beer is amber, not green. It is in a green bottle in an effort to keep light from turning the taste skunky. Brown bottles are best at this however. Green beer is a result of food coloring being added. That's all!

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Fred Thompson

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The Headoffice of Bud is in St. Luois, Missouri.

Thanks

JSK

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Twenty-four beers in a flat of beer! Drink up!

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no. if you find it let me know

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It's marketing speak for lager. Making a lager involves aging the beer at cold temperatures, often very near the freezing temperature of water. It gives the beer a crisp taste. It also helps cover up the off flavors from cheap ingredients, which is one reason why inexpensive beers tend to be lagers.

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There is no set size it is more of a tradition or cultural matter.

However in the UK there exists legislation as to how much liquid should be in a pint or half pint of lager or beer. The head is not classed as part of this liquid limit and should be in addition to the liquid. Generally about a centimetre is acceptable.

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the norway pavilion at epcot offered at least one ringnes beer several years ago.

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1 Pound = 16 ounces

ounces used to measure beer is a measure of volume, not weight. A gallon of beer weighs about 8 pounds. Therefore 16 fluid ounces (one pint or 1/8 gallon) weighs about 1.0625 lbs.

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The weight of a fluid ounce of beer will vary with the recipe and completeness of fermentation. Home brewers call this 'gravity' and measure it with a hygrometer. The same is true for wine.

1 pound always equals 16 ounces in weight, but a fluid ounce is 4% more in the US than in the UK. For details, look for 'pint' in Wikipedia.

For more weirdness, check out section 3.1 of that article.

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