Beer is one of the most widely consumed beverages in the world. In Spain, for example, every citizen consumes an average of 417 beers per year. Almost nothing. Ahead, even, of countries like Germany and Ireland.
That’s why we want to test your knowledge about beer with this little quiz. Will you get them all right?
Let’s check it out!
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1. From which cereal is beer brewed?
A. With gluten-free whole grain oats.
B. With hops.
B.
C. With barley.
C.
C. With barley
2. What is the difference between beer and cider?
A. Beer is a beverage made from cereal and the cider with apple.
B. Cider is the non-alcoholic version of beer.
C. Cider is a milder type of beer originating in Ireland.
A. Beer is a beverage made from cereal and the cider with apple.
3. Who produced the first beers in history?
A. The monks of the Benedictine monastery of Weihenstephan, Germany.
B. Women of ancient Mesopotamia.
C. The brewmaster Arthur Guinness
B. Women of ancient Mesopotamia
4. What object is inside a can of Guinness beer?
A. A small harp, Ireland's icon, which makes music with the movement.
.B. There is nothing, it is a myth, there is only beer.
C. A hydrogen ball.
C. A hydrogen ball.
5. What are hops?
A. A plant whose flower is used to brew beer.
.B. A gluten-free cereal that is used to brew beer.
B.
C. It's the name of the type of glass in which beer is served.
C.
A. A plant whose flower is used to brew beer.
And that’s it with our test. How many questions did you get right?
4-5. Congratulations! Beer is definitely your credo and you probably wish you could travel back in time to those times when people preferred to drink beer rather than water. We hear you. You’ll always have a space at Temple Bar to enjoy good beer.
2-3. You’ve done it right! You can probably recognize a good beer just by looking at it, and you enjoy sharing it with your friends.
0-1: Hey, you’ve tried and you’ve done your best. Of course, you owe us a visit to Temple Bar. You can try more than 10 different beers and other specialties.
Come and visit us!
We are located in C/Ferran, 6, Barcelona (near La Rambla).
