Craftings of The World

When many people think about beer, they think only about the big macro brews that dominate the market. You know them because of the incessant television advertising they do, as well as the big displays and shelf space in just about any liquor store you happen to stroll into. And those beers certainly have their place. For instance, let's say you're a hard-working individual. Maybe you're a Sacramento precast electrical accessory dealer (ok, that's pretty specific, but you get the point) who has had a long day. You get home, reach into the fridge, and pull out one of those macro brews. You stand out on your porch, let the sun hit your face, and take a sip of the ice cold, golden lager. It tastes pretty good and might just help you forget for a second all the pressure and responsibility in your life. It sure feels like good living, and it may be. But is there more?

If you live in California, you bet there's more. Many of the world's top craft brewers reside in California, and it seems more are opening their doors every day. Many don't have national distribution, so if you want to sample their beer, you're either going straight to the brewery or you live close enough to be within their distribution zone. If you're that dealer from the example before, you probably could make a Fontana electrical equipment enclosure sales call and see one or two great breweries on the drive. Of course, if you already like your macro brews, what reason do you have to change? For many people, there is every reason in the world to start drinking the interesting concoctions that only come in smaller batches.

For instance, beer is brewed all over the world, in all sorts of styles. The Germans know a thing or two about beer, as do the monks of Belgium. In fact, you'll find world-class breweries in places you may not think, like Japan and Brazil. When you think about all the types of beers out there, it's pretty limiting to only drink a couple. And while a light lager can be nice on a warm sunny day, a thick stout has its place when it's cold and a hoppy India Pale Ale is a refreshing option on a nice day. The point is, if you're in California and you need to make that Fontana precast electrical equipment enclosure sales call, do a little research first. Check out the little microbreweries that are within driving distance and make a quick stop. You might have to drink one of their "starter" beers that's a little less challenging, but you'll be well on your way to appreciating one of California's hidden treasures.

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