The Truth About How Beer Saved The World is a fun and informative infographic that’s full of historical facts and beer trivia. For instance, did you know that Egyptian laborious slaving away on the pyramids got paid in beer? Yes, the pyramid construction workers were awarded with a beer per day for their backbreaking efforts. In the medieval era, beer was actually more sanitary than the water; meaning that the average citizen consumed 60 plus gallons of it per year! That’s a whole lot of beer.
The infographic goes on to list famous faces that enjoyed a good brew every once in a while, including revolutionaries like Ben Franklin and George Washington. If it’s good enough for the founding fathers, it’s good enough for me!
The infographic then switches to present-day factoids; for instance, current annual beer consumption is hovering at 22 gallons per person. For more fun tidbits like these, crack open a bottle and check out the Truth About How Beer Saved the World Infographic.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Historical Beer Trivia
- Opportunity for beer companies to create historical trivia campaigns for marketing purposes
- Beer as a Cultural Artifact
- Opportunity for cultural organizations to explore beer's historical significance and impact on societies
- Beer Tourism
- Opportunity for breweries and tourism companies to create beer-themed travel experiences
Industries Being Reshaped
- Brewing Industry
- Opportunity for breweries to use historical beer trivia as part of their marketing campaigns
- Historical/cultural Tourism Industry
- Opportunity for travel companies to create beer-themed travel packages and tours
- Education Industry
- Opportunity for educational institutions to create beer-related courses and events that explore its role in history and culture
