Today’s infographic provides “3 Reasons to Drink Beer From A Glass,” and while I could probably come up with a few more, it’s a good solid list, which is why I’m always the asshole wherever I go who insists on a glass, even if everybody else is drinking straight from the bottle or can.
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Today’s infographic is a series of them done for a Spanish brewery, Cervesa Moritz. Today is also the beginning of La Tomatina, which takes place each year on the last Wednesday of August in Bunol, Spain. La Tomatina is essentially the world’s biggest food fight, so it seemed the perfect day to feature posters from Spain. They were created by Brands & Roses, a Spanish ad agency in 2011. A total of six were apparently done, and there are three shown below. You can see more of the project at Relaja Elcoco.
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Today’s infographic is a chart for pairing cheese with beer, and other alcohol, put together by Artisanal Premium Cheese, with four basic kinds of cheese and some general suggestions. Offhand, their suggestions actually aren’t that sound. If there’s anything I’ve learned about pairing cheese and beer, it’s that you can’t really make generalities. They also have a plate and pairings page that attempts to provide more information, but even that seems woefully simplistic. But at least they’re acknowledging that beer and cheese can be paired.
Today’s infographic was originally created for Valentine’s Day earlier this year, by Save on Brew. I picked today to feature it because it’s Women’s Equality Day. Entitled Beers The Ladies Love, it gives tips for beers to give to the lady or ladies in your life. I’m not sure about their list of “10 Top Rated Craft Beer,” and especially the three that are imports, but they’re pretty good beers, at least. And there’s not a fruit beer in the bunch. It’s certainly better than many other attempts at this sort of thing I’ve seen.
Today’s infographic crudely shows the Body Effects of Alcohol. Having been posting a new infographic every day for nearly a full eight months, I think this is probably the ugliest and least well-designed infographic to date.
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Today’s infographic shows the beer market worldwide in 2010, created by Alexander Antoshkiv on March 25, 2011. The language of the infographic is Ukranian — Ринок пива 2010. Інфографіка — and today is their Independence Day.
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Today’s infographic was created by Hack College, and is about hard cider’s recent popularity, comparing it to craft beer, claiming that Cider is the New Beer [Almost].
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Today’s infographic is entitled Happy Beer Day Iceland and although Beer Day in Iceland is actually March 1, today in 2006, the first microbrewery there opened. Created by Weemss, it’s mostly a history of beer, and (humorously) they misspelled Guinness.
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Today’s infographic uses a simple graphic technique for Visualizing Alcohol Use, showing a variety of metrics using the same dot matrix.
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Today’s infographic is a funny one, created by Roth IRA to show just how much beer you could sock away if you “save just $1 per day starting at age 25.” I guess my tower would be significantly shorter. Called The Awesome Tower of Beer, which by age 70 would be 5,736 feet tall.
