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Yeast: Why People (and Flies) Love Beer
Do you remember the first time you tried beer? There is probably not a single child who said "that's good!" after being permitted a sip of that forbidden amber drink. So why have adults developed a taste for the bitter and bubbly? Researchers are now arguing that it's actually yeast that drives the subtle beer flavors and aromas we learn to enjoy.
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