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Truman Porter grists 1821 - 1871
| It's been a while since I last published a table. Or is that just my imagination? Probably.I've returned to my very first archive research project: Porter grists. It's a topic that never fails to f...more |
Spot the mistakes
| Reading articles on beer history can be pretty depressing. Dead depressing. That's why I stay away from beer magazines as much as I can.I just happened upon this article by Roger Protz about Russ |
Löwenbräu output 1872 - 1970
| Time for a graph. I've not posted a graph for ages.Below is a graph of the output of Munich's Löwenbräu brewery from 1872 to 1970.You'll notice that it closely resembles the economic fortunes of Ge...more |
London, London, London
| It's all here in London. (except meat pies, they can be a bugger to find) Archives, brewery visits, archives, beer dinner, archives. And a full English breakfast. The perfect place, you could say. ...more |
Drawback
| Drawback. That's what the tax refund was called that brewers received when they exported beer. Details of the drawback regulations are in the front of Truman's 1871 Porter brewing log.Here they are: |
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