Fun Beer Facts You Can Exchange Around the Bar

Ale, brew, hops, lager, malt, stout, suds, cold coffee, brewski...there are many names and terms to describe the beverage that we love. The oldest craft brewery in America was established in 1829, but beer dates back thousands of years. It has been used as a currency, a beverage, a wage and a punishment, but one thing about it is true, it's a well-known and well-loved beverage. Check out these interesting facts we've dug up about beer before coming out and enjoying a cold one at the best bar at the Lake of the Ozarks!


Fun Beer Facts


  • In Argentina, political parties have their own brands of beer.
  • There's a beer brewed from bananas in Africa.
  • The strongest beer in the world has a 67.5% alcohol content.
  • The world's longest hangover lasted 4 weeks after a Scotsman consumed 60 pints of beer.
  • Cenosillicaphobia is the fear of an empty beer glass...come out to Li'l Rizzo's though, and we'll keep it full!
  • Egyptian pyramid workers were paid with beer: 1 Gallon (4L) per day.
  • Light is what makes beer go bad.
  • A beer wave of 388,000 gallons (or 1.4ML) flooded London in 1814 after a huge vat ruptured.
  • In the middle ages, beer was consumed more than water, as the alcohol made it safer. 
  • At the wife carrying world championships in Finland, first prize is the wife's weight in beer.


Best Place to Find Beer in America

Missouri is the 11th best place to get beer in the United States according to Thrillist. It's not just because there is a baseball stadium in St. Louis named after beer, either! If you're looking for other great places to enjoy and ice-cold glass of the brew, try these states:

  • Oregon
  • California
  • Colorado
  • Michigan
  • Washington
  • Vermont
  • Wisconsin
  • Pensylvania
  • New York
  • Massachusetts


Draught Beer at Li'l Rizzo's


  • Bud Light
  • Sam Adams
  • 4 Hands Brewery (seasonal)
  • Boulevard Unfiltered Wheat
  • Deschutes Mirror Pond Pale Ale
  • Miller Lite
  • Leinenkugel (seasonal)
  • Mother's Li'l Helper IPA
  • Angry Orchard Hard Cider
  • Blue Moon Belgian Wheat

Bottle Beer at Li'l Rizzo's


  • Bud
  • Bud Select
  • Bud Light
  • Bud Light Lime
  • Coors Light
  • Michelob Ultra
  • O'douls
  • Busch
  • Corona
  • Miller Light
  • Busch Light
  • Boulevard Pale Ale
When you're looking for a great place to kick back and wash your day down with an ice cold beer, we have a great selection for you to choose from. We also have amazing pasta dishes, pizza, and appetizers to go along with your beer. We have large televisions scattered around the bar, and you'll find that we are the best place to watch the game at the Lake of the Ozarks. In fact, if you want to catch the Playoffs Kickoff, you can come out and watch the Kansas City Chiefs play the Texans on Saturday at 3:35. We have some great deals on pizzas, drinks and appetziers through the weekend, and we'd love to see you!

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