Beer With a Different Side Effect
Tuesday, July 1st, 2008 by Kris
Ladies and gentlemen, I am sorry I do not have tales from the humidor or the nineteenth hole this week. Instead I came across another blog regarding beer’s cousin, Boza, from Turkey and I just had to share this with all of you, Enjoy!
Bulgaria reportedly has a breast-enhancing beer:
Sources here. “Bulgaria’s ‘Boza’ beer is a traditional Turkish drink made from wheat flour and yeast and is reputed to enlarge women’s breasts. Apparently, though, customs duties on the beer were too high to be worth bringing the drink out of Bulgaria… until now. When Bulgaria joined the European Union, those duties were abolished and now European men have been flocking to Bulgaria to stock up on the beer for their wives/girlfriends. Don’t get your hopes up, guys.”
TAGS [ BOZA | BOZA BEER | BREAST ENHANCING BEER | BULGARIAN BEER ]
On June 4th, 1974 the Cleveland Indians offered Stroh’s 12 ounce beers for 10 cents each, with a limit of six purchased per time visiting the beer tents. The team was doing poorly on the field and attendance was down, so this seemed like a good idea at the time. Cleveland was averaging 8000 fans per game, but 25,000 turned out for the beer night to watch the Tribe play the Texas Rangers. As the night wore on, the crowd became more rowdy, culminating in a ninth inning fiasco that cost the Indians the game.
Down 5-3 entering the ninth, the Indians managed to tie the game 5-5 with 2 outs in the Ninth; As slugger Leron Lee came to bat, Cleveland fans pelted the field with golf balls, rocks and batteries and general chaos ensued. Manager Billy Martin led his team off the field dodging flying chairs, wielding a baseball bat to clear a way to the bullpen exit in right field.
Calm a stomachache- when your belly hurts, just sit down and drink a beer. The carbonation will settle your stomach and the alcohol helps to reduce the pain as well. It won’t work if you have an ulcer or gastritis and if you have too many beers, you could end up with a worse stomachache. Remember, moderation is key.




