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tempestinatankard.com
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| | | | | In 1841, Anton Dreher applied what he had learned in Britain and Germany and released his revolutionary Vienna Lager, a beer that could be brewed yearround. | |
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zythophile.co.uk
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| | | | | How long have British brewers been using American hops? Far, far longer than you might have guessed: for around two centuries, in fact. The earliest evidence I've collected so far of hops from the United States in England is from exactly 196 years ago: May 1817, when the Liverpool Mercury newspaper carried a notice of | |
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| | | | | While ostensibly German-style lagers dominate the bulk of the American beer landscape now, German brewers were a relatively late addition to the scene, arriving in large numbers only in the mid-19th century. But the successes of this often tight-knit community bred resentment and xenophobia from those whose forebears had arrived in the US in earlier waves of immigration-and that ill will helped to bring about Prohibition. But before we rush straight to 1920, a brief review is in order. | |
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dafteejit.com
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| | | Daft Eejit Brewing - Tracing the origins of Vienna Lager | ||
