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| | | | Tuesday, and we're off travelling again, 20 miles south to Roeselare, and the Rodenbach brewery. To me, as a historian of beer and brewing, Rodenbach is a fascinating operation, since it brews well-aged ales in what is almost certainly the same way that English brewers did 150 years ago, vatted for months, or years, and | |
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| | | | Kveik: a word we're likely to be seeing a lot more of in the beer world. But what is kveik? Here are a couple of things it's not: Kveik is NOT a beer style. It's the name given in parts of Western Norway to yeast used in the local tradition of farm brewing, it looks | |
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| | | | I realise I'm whistling into a gale here. But if you want an expression that will cover everything from Kölsch to porter, taking in saison, IPA, mild, Oud Bruin and Alt on the way, then it's "warm-fermented beers". Not "ale". Please. Because if you use "ale" in a broad, ahistoric sense to mean "any beer | |
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