Brewed in America: A History of Beer and Ale in the United StatesLittle, Brown, 1962 - 424 páginas |
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... alcoholic content of beverages that have small amounts in terms of weight or volume ( rather than proof ) . The percent in volume is somewhat higher than the percent in weight , because a given amount of alcohol weighs 79100 of the ...
... alcoholic content of beverages that have small amounts in terms of weight or volume ( rather than proof ) . The percent in volume is somewhat higher than the percent in weight , because a given amount of alcohol weighs 79100 of the ...
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... alcoholic ( or near ) beers , non - malt beverages and fruit juices , yeast products , vinegar , malt extract , break- fast foods , commercial feeding stuffs , dairy products , industrial alcohol and mechanical appliances . This was a ...
... alcoholic ( or near ) beers , non - malt beverages and fruit juices , yeast products , vinegar , malt extract , break- fast foods , commercial feeding stuffs , dairy products , industrial alcohol and mechanical appliances . This was a ...
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... alcohol . The higher the alcoholic strength , the greater the solubility of aromatic resinous substances . This is one of our prime reasons for desiring the maximum permissible alcoholic strength of our products.44 There was some ...
... alcohol . The higher the alcoholic strength , the greater the solubility of aromatic resinous substances . This is one of our prime reasons for desiring the maximum permissible alcoholic strength of our products.44 There was some ...
Contenido
The Universal Beverage | 3 |
The Art and Mystery of Brewing | 14 |
The Age of Steam Power | 18 |
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Brewed in America: A History of Beer and Ale in the United States Stanley Wade Baron Vista de fragmentos - 1962 |
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