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Pizza and beer
Pizza and beer together in new brew 
CHICAGO, June 18 (UPI) -- A Chicago-area man who operates a brewery in his garage has experienced a breakthrough in "culinary brewing" -- the creation of pizza beer.
Tom Seefurth said his pizza brew, which one Aurora, Ill., restaurant now serves as Mamma Mia Pizza Beer, contains tomatoes, garlic, basil and oregano, giving it a taste and smell reminiscent of its solid-food namesake, the Chicago Tribune reported Monday.
Seefurth said his experiments in "culinary brewing" also led to the development of salsa beer, curry beer and even oatmeal raisin cookie beer. He said his largest obstacle in getting people to drink his creations is convincing them not to prejudge.
"The pizza beer is not for the Saturday night bowling alley," Seefurth said. "But it will appeal to a wide range of people if they keep an open mind."
Seefurth said he is seeking a deal with a regional brewery to get the beverage on tap in local Italian restaurants.
CHICAGO, June 18 (UPI) -- A Chicago-area man who operates a brewery in his garage has experienced a breakthrough in "culinary brewing" -- the creation of pizza beer.
Tom Seefurth said his pizza brew, which one Aurora, Ill., restaurant now serves as Mamma Mia Pizza Beer, contains tomatoes, garlic, basil and oregano, giving it a taste and smell reminiscent of its solid-food namesake, the Chicago Tribune reported Monday.
Seefurth said his experiments in "culinary brewing" also led to the development of salsa beer, curry beer and even oatmeal raisin cookie beer. He said his largest obstacle in getting people to drink his creations is convincing them not to prejudge.
"The pizza beer is not for the Saturday night bowling alley," Seefurth said. "But it will appeal to a wide range of people if they keep an open mind."
Seefurth said he is seeking a deal with a regional brewery to get the beverage on tap in local Italian restaurants.
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