British Beer and Pub Culture

  • Date: January 26, 2009
  • Level: College, Undergraduate
  • Grade: A
  • Length: 7 pages (1706 words)
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1IntroductionBritain has a long history of drinking. The inhabitants of the United Kingdom have been drinking beer since Bronze Age. Not a long time after that, public house originated in England. With 4000 years drinking culture developing, beer and pub become one of the most important part of British traditional culture. The writing of Samuel Pepys described the pub as the heart of England and the beer as its soul. In this essay, beer and public house would be connected and discussed. This subject can be looked at under the following headings:Beer--a part of British traditional cultureBritish pub culture2beer -- part of British traditional culture2.1 the history of beer drinking in BritishApproximately 4000 years ago, during Bronze Age, British people began ...

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... appear in any place cross the world. What’s more, beer and pub aslo become a part of culture in others countries with a little diffirent spirit and formation. Go to a pub, order a pint of lager or bitter, chat with other people, play some pub games with your friends, that is the conventional British life style and it remain for more than millennium. Beer and pub are not only amusements, it contains British traditional culture and reflects British people’s characteristic. beer and bar are two major contribution of british to the world cultural heritage. BIBLIOGRAPHYCAMRA, 2006 The Good Beer Guide, P1-P5,2005CAMRA, 2007 The Good Beer Guide, P124-P135, 2006CAMRA, 2008 The Good Beer Guide, P89-P107, 2007CAMRA, London

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