"Journal Of The Institute Of Brewing, Volume 2" presents a detailed collection of articles and reports from the Institute of Brewing (Great Britain) and the Federated Institutes of Brewing. This volume offers valuable insights into the science, technology, and practices of brewing during the era of its publication. Covering a range of topics related to the brewing process, ingredients, and industry advancements, this journal serves as an essential resource for brewers, researchers, and anyone interested in the historical development of brewing techniques.
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