A Forgotten History of Alewives, Brewsters, Witches, and CEOs
Uncover the untold herstory of women's vital role in brewing, from ancient alewives to modern-day CEOs. A Woman's Place Is in the Brewhouse celebrates the forgotten history and ongoing influence of women in the brewing world. Explore the traditions of alewives, brewsters, and entrepreneurs who have shaped beer across millennia. Discover how social, economic, and political forces have repeatedly tried to erase women from the industry, and meet the modern-day women who are reclaiming their rightful place. This book is for beer enthusiasts, feminists, and anyone curious about the untold stories behind their favorite beverage. Learn about: The Sumerian goddess Ninkasi and other female deities of beer The medieval alewives who dominated the trade The challenges faced by women in the modern craft brewing movement Author Tara Nurin, a leading voice in beer journalism, brings to light the inspiring and often overlooked contributions of women to this beloved industry. Prepare to be empowered and intrigued by this captivating herstory of beer.
Publication
2021
Pages
304
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Chicago Review Press
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