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The success of several Canadian beer companies has roused the interest of international brewers who managed to acquire or merge with the Canadian breweries. Despite being united with foreign companies, Canadian brewers managed to maintain their traditions and popularity in their home land.

Before the enforcement of the Reinheitsgebot, the Germans were producing various types of beer. However the Purity Law meant the disappearance of over 90 % beer types. This law is one of the reasons why the German beer market lacks diversity as innovation is no longer a part of the brewing process.

These 5 Thai restaurant specialties are the most popular ones among foreigners for a good reason. The dishes are lightly prepared but have a complex spiciness and a perfect balance of the five flavors – spicy, salty, sweet, sour and bitter.

Many 1960 fashion trends were inspired by social movements like the Vietnam War and the Apollo 11 mission. The fashion scene was evolving and breaking traditions. Mary Quant’s advert made the mini skirt popular and designer Andre Courreges created the memorable “space-age look”. Hippies wore sandals and headbands.

The key to knowing how to design an Asian garden with a calming effect on the mind, you must keep it simple and avoid unnecessary decor that will create confusion. The five elements earth, fire, water, metal and wood must blend perfectly.

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Sicily is the largest island of the Mediterranean Sea, situated south of Italy at the top of the ‘boot’, being separated from it by Messina. Sicily Island is one of the most popular destinations for holiday...

Couples who marry wish to have the perfect wedding, like a celebration of love and life that they will share together. Therefore, couples are...

Philippine cuisine is unique from other Asian ones, because of the diverse mix of cultures and heritage of this incredible country. Asian traditions meet...