Clubs--Beer & Wine Makers'

Information on beer and wine makers’ clubs can be found under this Yellow Pages® heading.  A beer and wine making club is an organisation that gathers together to make beer and / or wine.  They might also gather to share stories, engage in conversation, share information, as well as other similar activities.  Beer and wine are both alcoholic beverages, although both can commonly be expected to contain less than 15% alcohol per unit.  Beer can come in many different brands, each containing their own unique traits.  Lager might be considered a darker, more full bodied beer, while others might be lighter on the appetite, and more of a dinner drink.  Wine too can be offered in a variety of different brands.  A good wine is expected to age, sometimes as much as 100 years, before it is able to be consumed.  Of course, the older and better the wine becomes, the more expensive it is typically.

A beer and wine club is something you should check out if you’re a lover of fine wine and / or beer.  The clubs will usually offers a variety of activities for individuals, such as group tours to a vineyard, beer brewery, etc.  Wine and beer clubs might also offer you the ability to purchase certain products at discounted or lower-than-retail pricing.  This is a perk in itself, as it offers you discounts on something you’d buy anyway.

Beer is an alcoholic beverage that is commonly served in a can or glass / plastic bottle.  The beverage itself varies in taste, but is generally a crisp non-sweet taste.  Wine, on the other hand, is also an alcoholic beverage, although is usually a bit sweeter than beer.  This of course, depends on the type of wine that you’re enjoying, as well as its ingredients.  Wine is typically aged to bring out the flavour, and can in some cases be several years old.