I'm conflicted about whether breweries are good.  Are you a fan of local breweries?
I don't really care for them. I do find it interesting that they've been brewing beer since at least 2500 in Mesopotamia
No kidding - I had no idea!  Since at least 2500 BC?  I had no idea beer had such a history.  I should respect breweries.
Originally it was produced in the home, but after the ninth century, farms and monasteries started producing beer on a larger scale.
Wow.  Farms and monasteries?  No one would ever believe the origin of the brewery.  I know that people do make their own wine, sometimes their own hard liquor. 
That's true. Ever heard of moonshine? It's made on a small-scale, but it's illegal or tightly regulated in most countries.
I've had some moonshine in other countries, or at least it seemed like moonshine!  It was so strong, and actually tasted pretty good. But wow, very strong.  Just a cap-full did me in.
daily basis. It is made from different fruits, usually grapes, but also plums, apples, blackberries, cornelian cherry, strawberry tree, mulberry, persimmons, figs, juniperus and walnuts.
Countries Armenia.
The Armenian name for moonshine is oghee. The production of "oghee" is widespread in Armenia. White mulberry, grape, cornelian cherry, plum, and apricot moonshine are especially popular, particularly in the countryside.
The Arabic word "Araq" (Arak) is derived from the Sanskrit word Ark,
at least 50% is all malt or contains adjuncts that are used only to enhance flavor; and contract brewing companies, which hire other breweries to make their beer.
In March 2014, the Brewer's Association (B.A.) updated the definition of craft beer to remove any references to the use of adjuncts in the brewing process. The change allows long-established breweries, such as Yuengling, to be defined as craft beer. The B.A. statement read:
The idea that brewers who had been in business for generations