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From One to All - The Past, Present, and Future of Lager Yeast - Good Beer Hunting
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Vienna Lager Past and Present A Tempest in a Tankard
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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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Everything You Need to Know About Hops (and Much More) - The Beer Connoisseur®
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| | Here's an in-depth look at everything you need to know about hops, as well as how four popular hop varietals affect flavor, aroma and other characteristics.
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The Story of Hops Part One: What the Fuggle are Hops? - AERONAUT blog
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| | By Mark Bowers Seriously, What are Hops? What exactly are hops? Why do brewers all around the world add them to beer? And why does it seem like everyone and their uncle is smitten with them? When I was growing up before I could legally drink beer (I won't tell you when but it was...
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'Mid-Atlantic' - Britain's new favourite beer or a passing fad? « Oh Good Ale
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| There was an interesting article by Gazza Prescott in the July 2010 Opening Times, called "Mid-Atlantic: the new 'Best of British'?"; it's a slightly shortened version of a similarly-titled post on Gazza's site. Gazza's argument goes something like this. There's a distinctive beer style, which Gazza labels "mid-Atlantic"; it's characterised by the use of lots...