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haveigotbrewsforyou.wordpress.com
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| | | | | Oh De Ranke XX bitter, let me count the ways I love thee. I'm always shocked when I hear of people who aren't aware that this beer exists. To me it's a solid Belgian classic. It was an unusually highly bittered beer for Belgian standards when it first came to be (around 65 IBUs) and... | |
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icipints.com
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| | | | | ... when it's a goldenale? We loved the beers that emerged from Guinness' last Brewers' Project, historic reinterpretations of a pair of 200-year old porter recipes that transmogrified into a Dublin Porter and a West Indies Porter last September. So we were excited to hear that, for beer experiment number three, a brewery famous for... | |
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www.beerscribe.com
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zythophile.co.uk
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| | | This is a fascinating picture, and not just because of the cats: it depicts the sort of labour-intensive cellar practice that the Burton union system was invented in the 1830s to eliminate, though this engraving dates from 1875. It illustrates the scene in the cellar at Thomas Aitken's Victoria Parade brewery in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, | ||
