Beer And People Who Worship Beer Show
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Beer and the People Who Love It is a 2010 book about beer and the culture surrounding it. The book likely discusses the history of beer, different styles of beer from around the world, and beer enthusiasts who enjoy learning about and tasting various types of beer. It aims to explore both the beer itself as well as the community of people passionate about beer.
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