Drinking pint of beer a day linked to reduced risk of heart attack

Drinking one pint a day has been linked to reduced risk of developing several serious heart conditions in new large-scale study. Moderate drinking, usually defined as no more than 14 units of alcohol a week – equivalent to around one and a half bottles of wine or seven pints of regular-strength lager – is associated with a lower risk of developing some, but not all, cardiovascular diseases, said scientists.

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Craft beer industry slugged with ‘outdated’ tax ‘from another era’, brewers fight Government for fairer deal

Australia’s booming craft beer industry is demanding a fairer deal from the Federal Government, saying the current tax regime is holding it back. Key points: Craft beer brewers are hit with an excise of $49 per litre if sold in bottles, compact kegs Owners of Willie the Boatman brewery say the tax they have to ... Read More