Drinkable art?
Alcohol has played an important role in modern civilization since man first discovered how to ferment grapes. Experts believe that wine-making may have originated in the mountains of what is now modern Armenia around 6000 to 4000 BCE. Today, the art of creating alcohol is practiced around the world.
Alcohol is everywhere, but have you ever thought of it as art? Have you ever seen your favorite drink through a microscope? BevShots is the brain child of researcher Michael Davidson, who first photographed crystallized drinks on a lab slide. The company maintains a catalog of microscopic slides of beer, wines and cocktails remade into art. Pictured here is whiskey. (Text: Katherine Butler)
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20 years ago ties were sold the patterns were microscopic photos of mixed drinks. Just like these.
yea we all know how much alcohol makes people creative/artistic ..oh wait that's pot)... wine is nice though. you don't see wine companies giving thousands of dollars to anti legalization commercials so the competition is delayed until people one day realize the oppression isn't just hypocritical or negative economically but to continue to jail and degrade people from keeping or getting a job is wrong too...
um anywayz its kinda artsy , the images..but a lot of things under the scope.... More
Why on earth does anyone CARE whether wine or beer was invented first?
beer was invented long before wine and was around at least by 10,000 bce. read things before you try to talk
You should read more carefully before you write. The articule does not say that wine was invented before beer. It say "...wine-making may have originated in the mountains of what is now modern Armenia around 6000 to 4000 BCE." Furthermore, the link in the article (Experts believe) reflects that wine has been around longer than beer. However, the credibility of that reflection is intirely irrelevant to the contents of the statement in the article. The fact remains that the artcle literally.... More
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