Many people in the UK are addicted to alcohol. What does beer have to do with British life?

The origin of brewing beer can be traced back to 4000 BC. The earliest discovery in China was in hieroglyphs. However, archaeological discoveries of some brewery ruins have verified the origin of beer pouring. But how does the beer brewing process come about? It's still the same problem over the years. The Agricultural Revolution 10,000 years ago was not only a great turning point for us, but also a surprise point in the creation of beer. At this stage, the first civilized behavior of mankind, the Mesopotamian civilized behavior, was born. We left the cave, lived in a house, and started growing crops. According to scientists' research, the main reason why people planted wheat in those days was for belly fat, and brewing beer was purely accidental. It is indeed such an accident that has allowed human beings to produce beer in millions of years of evolution, and has continuously enriched our lives. British nightclub!

There are many nightclubs on the streets of England, which can be divided into three types: Bar, Pub and Club. Bars are mainly located in the bustling areas of major cities. They are suitable for drinking and chatting, and are a very popular venue for young people. Especially when it is close to the break time, walking on the street you can see ordinary people talking about life with beers in their hands.

Compared with Bar, Pub is more traditional, reflecting the simple British style and elegant design style. The interior decoration of some pubs is even full of royal feeling. If you order a drink or something to drink, you will definitely feel as satisfied as the British royal family.

Club is more suitable for all kinds of ealines to relieve stress after work. You need to buy tickets when you enter. There will be rhythmic songs and you can dance, but generally the working hours of the club are later. You can choose to find a place to pre-rink and then come. What do British people like to drink?

Beer spills: British people generally like to drink beer spills outside. Unlike many people in European countries who like to drink cold beer, the British like to drink beer at room temperature, but draft beer is an exception.

Whiskey: There are many types of whiskey, including Scotch whiskey, English whiskey, Irish whiskey, and their "pro-Wei" American whiskeys. But when it comes to authentic whiskey, or Scotch whiskey, whiskey in the UK is called the "source of life"!

Fruit wine: Fruit wine is very popular among women in the UK. The most popular one is cier cider, with alcohol content ranging from 2% to 8.5%.

It’s also a good opportunity to study abroad in the UK and experience the British liquor culture. But remember to have a small drink, binge drinking will harm your body! But everyone who buys wine in the UK must bring their ID, otherwise they are very likely to be refused to buy wine, which will be very embarrassing.