A German brewery defiled the Deutschland after the company created powdered beer. Now, I don’t know much about Germany, but I do know they love their beer. I cannot imagine they will latch on to powdered brews.
Neuzeller Klosterbräu, a brewery in eastern Germany, claims to have devised a way to create a powdered beer that, when mixed with water, tasted almost exactly like the original liquid beverage.
Right there is a reason this won’t work. No one wants powdered beer which tasted almost exactly as regular beer. No one wants near beer, especially the Huns.
Transporting large quantities of beer bottled in heavy glass bottles all over the world is expensive, but what if you didn’t have to? What if some of the world’s most famous breweries could just ship their products overseas in powdered form, and the company on the receiving end would just have to add water to it? German brewery Neuzeller Klosterbräu claims to have come up with a process to create any type of beer in powdered form, alcohol and carbonation included. All anyone has to do is add water and they are left with a regular beer.
I guess some Germans – the weirdos – may like powdered beer, but when you are in the beer capital of the world, I’d assume most of the citizens want the real thing. I mean, sure, you see commercials for non-alcoholic beer, but how many people really drink that stuff?
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