National refreshment day: Beer . That's right. Beer. I know it's about 100 degrees everywhere in the country. Some places it's even hotter. Now, bak when we were kids playing outside on a hot day we'd just drink water out of the hose in the backyard. It was as cool and refreshing as anything else. Perhaps, as we grew older, we might fancy a carbonated beverage, an ice tea or lemonade. As we grew older still, we discovered there is another refreshing liquid on a hot summer day: Beer.
That's right. Whether chilling out at the beach or finishing a hard day of yard work, or sitting in the sun at the ballpark, nothing beats an ice cold crisp beer!
So, on national refreshment day, we will celebrate beer with beer trivia on Wiki-Pete-ia today on the Shemon and Sheppard Show on ESPN Southwest Florida. We play Wiki-Pete-ia everyday at 4:45ish for prizes. Just be lucky caller number 9 at 239-337-ESPN or 239-337-3776 and play. If you are not lucky enough to be caller number 9, then impress your friends and family by playing at work or at home as we have provided the questions and answers below. National refreshment day: Beer. The drink of champions! Enjoy and good luck!
-Craig Shemon
ESPN Southwest Florida
1. WHAT BEER WAS NAMED AFTER A U.S. FOUNDING FATHER?
A: SAMUEL ADAMS
2. WHAT YEAST BY-PRODUCT MAKES BEER BUBBLY?
A: CARBON DIOXIDE
3. WHAT PALE LAGER IS PRODUCED BY A MEXICAN BREWERY AND SHARES ITS NAME WITH THE OUTTER LAYER OF THE SUN?
A: CORONA
4. WHAT DOES ABV STAND FOR?
A: ALCOHOL BY VOLUME
5. WHICH BEER HAS BEEN ASSOCIATED WITH CLYDESDALE HORSES SINCE 1939?
A: BUDWEISER
6. IN 2021 USAIN BOLT DID A PROMOTION WITH A "RUNNING" TAB FOR WHAT BEER?
A: MICHELOB
7. WHICH BEER BRAND'S LABEL CHANGES COLOR WHEN THE BEER IS AS COLD AS THE ROCKIES?
A: COORS
8. WHAT BEER LOGO FEATURES THE NUMBER 1759 ON THE LABEL - THE YEAR IT WAS FOUNDED?
A: GUINNESS
9. THE OLDEST RUNNING BREWERY HAS BEEN OPERATING SINCE THE YEAR 1040. WHAT COUNTRY IS IT IN?
A: GERMANY
10. WHAT BEER COMPANY IS THE OLDEST OPERATING BREWERY IN THE U.S., GOING BACK TO 1829?
A: YUENGLING, POTTSVILLE, PA
