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Delve into the intricacies of 19th-century brewing with "A Systematic Handbook of Practical Brewing," a comprehensive guide by E. R. Southby. This detailed handbook provides a full description of the buildings, plant, materials, and processes essential for brewing various types of beer. Whether from malt alone or from mixtures of malt with unmalted grain, this book covers all aspects of the brewing process.
Originally published in 1885, this book offers invaluable insights into historical brewing techniques, making it a must-read for brewing historians, enthusiasts, and anyone interested in the evolution of beer production. Discover the traditional methods and materials used in brewing, presented with meticulous detail and practical instruction.
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