Post by: vsfedwards on January 13, 2004, 06:03:09 am
Quote:
ALE FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH
For years beer drinkers have claimed a good pint makes them look more attractive to others, and now it may be about to come true.
A German brewery claims to have developed a tipple laced with vitamins and minerals it says are designed to help the anti-ageing process.
The Neuzeller Kloster Brewery even plans to sell its new beer in drug stores.
And the alcohol producers says the drink contains a host of other ingredients which benefit people's health.
But a spokesman insisted: "It tastes like beer more than it tastes like anything else."
German authorities may, though, spike the brewery's plans to market the drink as beer.
A law dating back to 1516 rules that beer made in the country can only be made from barley, hops, wheat and water.
http://www.sky.com/skynews/article/0,,91059-12970041,00.html
....then again I bet that would gost a bomb a crate.
Post by: vsfedwards on January 13, 2004, 06:03:09 am
Quote:
ALE FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH
For years beer drinkers have claimed a good pint makes them look more attractive to others, and now it may be about to come true.
A German brewery claims to have developed a tipple laced with vitamins and minerals it says are designed to help the anti-ageing process.
The Neuzeller Kloster Brewery even plans to sell its new beer in drug stores.
And the alcohol producers says the drink contains a host of other ingredients which benefit people's health.
But a spokesman insisted: "It tastes like beer more than it tastes like anything else."
German authorities may, though, spike the brewery's plans to market the drink as beer.
A law dating back to 1516 rules that beer made in the country can only be made from barley, hops, wheat and water.
http://www.sky.com/skynews/article/0,,91059-12970041,00.html
....then again I bet that would gost a bomb a crate.
Post by: vsfedwards on January 13, 2004, 06:03:09 am
Quote:
ALE FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH
For years beer drinkers have claimed a good pint makes them look more attractive to others, and now it may be about to come true.
A German brewery claims to have developed a tipple laced with vitamins and minerals it says are designed to help the anti-ageing process.
The Neuzeller Kloster Brewery even plans to sell its new beer in drug stores.
And the alcohol producers says the drink contains a host of other ingredients which benefit people's health.
But a spokesman insisted: "It tastes like beer more than it tastes like anything else."
German authorities may, though, spike the brewery's plans to market the drink as beer.
A law dating back to 1516 rules that beer made in the country can only be made from barley, hops, wheat and water.
http://www.sky.com/skynews/article/0,,91059-12970041,00.html
....then again I bet that would gost a bomb a crate.