Beer in Greece
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Three tins of Greek beers
In Ancient Greece, beer wasn't produced domestically, however it was consumed to a large extent. The ancient Greeks were avid consumers of imported blonde beer, the consumption of which reached its peak during the festivities in the honor of goddess Demeter.[1] At the end of 19th century in Greece were created the first breweries. The most famous brands are:
See also
References
- ↑ http://www.birra-rhyton.it/storia_rhyton.htm History of the beer
- ↑ http://www.zingarate.com/network/atene/3-birre-greche-che-dovreste-conoscere.html Greek Beers
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