Getting the perfect head on a pint of beer might not be the most pressing problem the world faces. Then again, we'd be lying if we said we weren't glad it's something scientists are working on.
The big dreams surrounding genetic engineering involve curing deadly diseases and a limitless supply of lifesaving organs. Could it also help keep beer fresher for longer?
Brewing beer is surprisingly energy intensive. With a giant new solar farm in Texas, the world’s largest beer manufacturer promises to brew 100% of its beverages using renewable energy.
Furrion's Rova uses lithium-ion batteries and a compressor to keep beverages cold for up to a week with no ice, meaning you can skip the 7-11 run and cut straight to camping. It also charges gadgets and looks straight out of a Halo game.The post This iceless cooler looks like a Mars rover, keeps beer cold for a week appeared first on Digital Trends.
Scientists at the University of Colorado Boulder have developed a new super-insulating gel, created from beer waste, which could one day be used for building greenhouse-like habitats on Mars.The post An ultra-light aerogel made using waste beer could help us live on Mars appeared first on Digital Trends.
Mozilla and Widmer partnered to create an open-source beer, informed by a survey of beer drinkers' tastes. The result, OpenSourcery, is a drinkable American IPA typical of the style, and it's just the beginning,The post Mozilla teamed up with a brewery for an open-sourced beer, and we downed a pint appeared first on Digital Trends.
Researchers from the University of California, Berkeley, have developed new strains of yeast that can instill a hoppy flavor without the need for hops. Their hope is to "enhance the performance of industrial brewer’s yeast for more sustainable brewing."The post Beer made with gene-edited yeast provides hoppy taste without the hops appeared first on Digital Trends.
The Beer Ripples printer lets bartenders show off by the ability to print edible ink directly onto the foam on a frosty glass of beer. Coming soon to a bar near you -- we hope.The post This printer can create an image directly onto beer foam appeared first on Digital Trends.
What are you drinking at your holiday party? If you're hosting, you might want to have beer, wine, cocktails, and coffee on hand, so we rounded up some drinking gadgets that can help with all types of beverages.The post Want better beer, fancy cocktails, and ‘aged’ wine? Try these drinking gadgets appeared first on Digital Trends.
Snoqualmie Brewery and Taproom out of Washington turned to technology to increase its products' visibility. It is using augmented reality bottle labels on its beer to make it stand out among a sea of competition.The post Augmented reality bottle labels could change the way you view beer appeared first on Digital Trends.
Snoqualmie Brewery and Taproom out of Washington turned to technology to increase its products' visibility. It is using augmented reality bottle labels on its beer to make it stand out among a sea of competition.The post Augmented reality bottle labels could change the way you view beer appeared first on Digital Trends.
Researchers at the University of Washington have invented a new, cheaper, more efficient way to ferment yeast. Their five-minute 3D-printed bioreactor continues fermenting for months at a time.The post 3D-printed bioreactor offers a new high-tech way to brew the perfect pint appeared first on Digital Trends.
Eight years in the making, the BrewArt is a project from two Australian entrepreneurs that hopes to revolutionize on-demand brewing by allowing users to recreate some of their favorite pub's beers.The post The BrewArt system is now available on Kickstarter for just under $1,200 appeared first on Digital Trends.
A smart vending machine that can verify your age and identity is designed to sell pot, alcohol, and guns.The post Weed, booze, guns. This vending machine can sell just about anything appeared first on Digital Trends.
PicoBrew launched a new Kickstarter today for its Pico Model C. The new version of its smart homebrewing appliance is cheaper and easier to use for those who have never made their own beer before.The post PicoBrew’s newest beer-making machine is easier to use and costs under $300 appeared first on Digital Trends.
If humans do ever get to colonize Mars, it's likely some of them will want to enjoy the occasional beer. Well, Budweiser says it'd like to set up a brewery on the red planet to "officially be the first beer on Mars."The post Beer in space: Budweiser wants to set up a brewery on Mars, apparently appeared first on Digital Trends.
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