Who doesn’t like a bit of trivia?! For a bit of entertainment, I have gathered some random facts about beer, breweries, and axes. Let’s see how well you know your stuff! We’ll print the answers in next week’s blog post.
- How many points are the small blue dots in each corner of the axe throwing scoreboard worth?
- A craft brewer can only be labeled as such in the US if they meet these criteria:
- Ganesha, one of Hinduism’s most worshiped deities, holds an ax in one of his four arms. What is it used for?
- Who is the world’s largest brewer?
- How many named points are on an ax?
- When the pilgrims ran low on beer while sailing, they decided they had to do this.
- What kind of wood are axe handles in the US typically made of?
- President Theodore Roosevelt once brought how many gallons of beer on an African safari?
- What does WATL stand for?
- Which country is the biggest consumer of Guinness?
- Competitive axe throwing debuted on ESPN on this date:
- Per capita, which country is the largest consumer of beer?
- The first ax, used in the Stone Age, was missing this:
- As the second most popular beverage around the world there is only one beverage that outdoes beer; what is it?
- What did the superhero, Thor, name his axe?
- The puritans brought more beer than this when they sailed over on the mayflower:
- What year did Oktoberfest, in Munich Germany, become an official celebration?
- This Ivy League school built a brewery as one of its first buildings. They wanted to make sure students had plenty of beer to drink in the dining hall. Which college is it?
- How many countries participate in the world axe throwing league?
- How many gallons are in a barrel of beer?
- The Labyrinth Palace in Crete was created around 25 BC; what does Labyrinth mean?
- This was once banned in Texas because it provided a beer recipe.
- Who is the patron saint of brewing?
- When and where did the first axe throwing bar open?
- According to Greek mythology Hephaestus, the god of blacksmiths, struck Zeus, Father of the Gods, over the head with his double-headed axe. What happened after this event?
- The first brewery in North America opened in 1642 in this city and state:
We hope this helps you get through the boredom of quarantine! Have fun with your friends and family playing this trivia game.