Reply With QuoteGoogle headquarters have a large screen in the lobby that displays what phrases are being searched on (filtered of course).
I wonder if it just filled up with beer searches.
YarnMaster
I was sitting back having a quiet couple of beers with the father-in-law ( bluebandit ) and we got to talking about which was the first beer to be sold at a commercial level ? anyone have an idea ?
EDIT : The first australian beer to go commercial in australia
Master
Google headquarters have a large screen in the lobby that displays what phrases are being searched on (filtered of course).
I wonder if it just filled up with beer searches.
A long time ago. Concise Timetable of Beer History.
Wizard
Moderator
Beer answer: Yes please!
Cheers
Simon
Moderator
The Hero of Waterloo
The Lord Nelson
The Bald Faced Stag
Are all quite old, but not quite as old as Cascade. The Bald Faced Stag, in Leichhardt, became Tooheys.
And Malt Shovel Brewery would like us to think that James Squire was the original, and since he died in 1822 he might have got there before Cascade.
What was the question again?
Cheers
Simon
ChatterBox
it was defiantly James squire and I'm sticking to it
it's the only decent beer for me
Master
Cheers to that. Original amber ale is tops!Originally Posted by cucinadio
it was defiantly James squire and I'm sticking to it
it's the only decent beer for me
ChatterBox
Swaggie
James Squire was australias first official brewer, he brewed originally for the officers(as usual they look after themselves first....they still do) of her majesties troops in Sydney.
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