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Cask over the water …controversy across the Atlantic

By: Roger Putman

01/07/2016

Cask conditioned beer is one of the oldest methods of presenting beer for sale and it is also the most straight forward. Ancient Sumerians and some modern Africans sit around a communal pot drinking it through a long straw but in 2016, Trading Standards and Environmental Health might take a dim view of that!

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Draught beer quality

By: David Quain, James Mallett

01/07/2016

George Orwell – the revered author of Animal Farm and 1984 – liked beer and pubs. In his 1946 essay, he described his fi ctional ‘favourite publichouse, the Moon Under Water’. Not surprisingly, his wish list for what a pub should and shouldn’t be only connects partly with today’s world.

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The dishwasher and the pint glass

By: Aaron Golston

01/07/2016

When a patron sits down at the bar and orders a pint, the aromas of their beer should be the only thing present. There should be no odours or taints present from the glassware as it will be detrimental to the patron’s experience.

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Taste the nature - A visit to Cornish Orchards

By: Simon Jackson

01/07/2016

Not only could one taste the nature at this stunningly beautiful Cornish farm – it was positively in the air! Whatever the weather South Cornwall is always a wonderful area to visit, but when the first proper hints of summer arrive it must be one of the best spots of all.

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Southern crop reports (part 1)

By: Doug Donelan, Jack King, Trevor Perryman

01/07/2016

From around the Southern Hemisphere, here are annual summaries of malting barley and hop crops from Australia, and New Zealand.

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Rerum cognoscere causas (to know the causes of things)

By: Shane McNamara

01/07/2016

April 21-23 saw the Young Scientists Symposium (YSS) at the Sierra Nevada Brewery in Chico, California. In the words of Professor Charlie Bamforth “…the delegates would not only have the opportunity of outstanding amenities for a meeting but would also be able to “drink-in” a location that is truly spectacular when it comes to doing things right.”

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