I collect Old Beers recipes
 

Who can help me ?

I collect Old Beers recipes


Visit the Website from the Dutch Beer Judge Guild
www.bierkeurmeestersgilde.nl a lot off good links

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I collect Old Beers recipes
 

On Sat, 17 Jan 2004 19:17:12 GMT, "Peter van den Hurk"
> wrote:

>Who can help me ?
>
>I collect Old Beers recipes
>
>Visit the Website from the Dutch Beer Judge Guild
>www.bierkeurmeestersgilde.nl a lot off good links

Look for a German reprint of a very old book called "Der vollkommene
Bierbrauer oder kurzer Unterricht alle Arten Biere zu brauen."
Original edition appeared in 1784. It even mentions Leipziger Gose,
a style which has been revived in eastern Germany.
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I collect Old Beers recipes
 

Peter van den Hurk wrote:

>Who can help me ?
>
>I collect Old Beers recipes
>
Readily available "off the shelf" :

There's a nice little booklet by the Durden Park Beer Circle called "Old
British Beers and How To Make Them", which has quite a few. So have
Roger Protz and Clive La Pensée's "Homebrew Classics" books on
Porter/Stout and IPAs. You can get them through teh CAMRA website
(http://www.camra.org.uk)

But if you're serious about historical beer recipes, I assume you've
already got those....

Cheers !

Laurent

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"> >Who can help me ?
> >
> >I collect Old Beers recipes
> >
> Readily available "off the shelf" :
>
> There's a nice little booklet by the Durden Park Beer Circle called "Old
> British Beers and How To Make Them", which has quite a few. So have
> Roger Protz and Clive La Pensée's "Homebrew Classics" books on
> Porter/Stout and IPAs. You can get them through teh CAMRA website
> (http://www.camra.org.uk)
>
> But if you're serious about historical beer recipes, I assume you've
> already got those....
>

Think I can add another one, straigt from the Internet:
http://www.beerengineer.com/Historical/TheBrewer_1863/
Cheers, Joris