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There are things that only taste the same, good or bad.Fatal vs.bought in store, plastic bottle vs glass,bottle vs fountain Just to name a few. If you are a beer fan, you can have a preference between the draft, the bottles and cans of your favorite infusion. But a new look at climate change and its effect on the production of beer ingredients have scientists posing a warning - beer could have a different taste.

Research made toUniversity of the state of North Carolina I look at how hottest nights affect the growth of the main ingredients of beer. Hops, barley and wheat may have altered tastes if the air increases as they grow up.

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"A warmer day can seriously damage a young soft plant or plant at the breeding phase when heat-sensitive flower fabrics develop," says Colleen Doherty, an associate professor of molecular and structural biochemistry in college. "However, a major aspect of climate change, at least from the point of view of beer production, is that nights warm up faster than days."

The plants save some growth for when it is cooler, says Doherty, which makes the night once perfect. But if the night is warmer, plants can not follow their new schedule.

The iconic odors and the tastes of plants in beer are results of the changing compounds during the brewing process. But these chemicals are first made when the plant is still growing. If the temperature is too hot day and night, the plant can not say when it is supposed to make these changes.

No evidence has yet been found as to beer that can be different. But Doherty says that NC status scientists continue to follow developments.

Consumers do not notice yet a difference. The beer issoaring popularity Currently. Sales in proximity stores increased by 16% for the first week of August compared to the last week last year. Sales in supermarkets and grocery stores increased by almost 10% of the week too.

Unfortunately, another type of alcohol is not just beer. You will never guess what isOne of the sales of an alcohol that is down $ 2 billion.