
Brewing beer hasn't changed much in 80 years (and Popular Science still loves drinking it.) View the larger version of the infographic to see how the newly legal brewers turned barley into tasty, tasty beer.

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This article originally appeared on PopSci.com on December 13, 2012.
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Why does popsci write so many articles about making beer?
@Anylcon - Brewing beer has an amazing amount of practical science and engineering.
This article has some inaccuracies and miss statements, but was interesting to see. I personally enjoy, reading about, brewing and drinking beer.
NVDragon,
I wish you and I could share a beer and steak and talk about it further. I like beer too, occasionally.
It just that PoPSCi seems to have an addiction to posting beer article, cycles and it the point of my question.