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zythophile.co.uk
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| | | | | How long did ale and beer remain as separate brews? Most* drinkers, I think, know that "ale" was originally the English name for an unhopped fermented malt drink, and beer was the name of the fermented malt drink flavoured with hops, a taste for which was brought to this country from the continental mainland about | |
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| | | | | I see Wikipedia reckons that "According to Martyn Cornell, 'no historically meaningful difference exists between barley wines and old ales'." Do I think that? You'll be unshocked to learn that my beliefs are actually considerably more complex. One problem is that in the real world, beer styles such as Burton Ale that have been called | |
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zythophile.co.uk
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| | | | | Or at least you're not as right as you think you are. I, too, used to believe that "brewster" meant, exclusively, a female brewer, until a discussion recently on the excellent wordorigins site about the word spinster. Someone put up the Oxford English Dictionary entry on the -ster suffix which revealed that it wasn't as simple | |
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dissidentvoice.org
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| | | It cost the American taxpayer $24 million to find out what we knew all along: politics is corrupt. After four years of being subjected to special prosecutor Jack Smith's dogged investigation into alleged election interference by Donald Trump, the Justice Department has concluded that Trump would have been convicted of breaking the law if only | ||
