The Production of Vinegar from Honey

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The Production of Vinegar from Honey

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Home Made Country Wines - Beer, Mead and Metheglin

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Mead - A Collection of Articles on the History and Production of Mead

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The Cyder-Maker's Instructor, Sweet-Maker's Assistant, and Victualler's and Housekeeper's Director: In Three Parts

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A Treatise on the Brewing of Beer

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Distilling Made Easy

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Home Manufacture and Use of Unfermented Grape Juice

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Vinegar: The Complete Guide to Making Your Own

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Introduction to Vinegars: Natural Vinegars for Health and Beauty

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Winemaking Made Easy: Learn how to create the perfect house wine

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Ketchup: Methods of Manufacture; Microscopic Examination

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The Miracle of Vinegar: 150 easy recipes and uses for home, health and beauty

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The London and Country Brewer

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Beverages, Vinegars and Syrups

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The Illustrated Guide to Brewing Beer: A Comprehensive Handboook of Beginning Home Brewing

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Recipes for Brewing Different Types of Beers and Ales

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The Boiling of the Wort

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The Cider Makers' Hand Book - A Complete Guide for Making and Keeping Pure Cider

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Apple Cider Vinegar for Health and Beauty: Recipes for Weight Loss, Clear Skin, Superior Health, and Much More?the Natural Way

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Cider Making Made Easy

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The Practical Distiller

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The Homebrewer's Handbook: An Illustrated Beginner?s Guide

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Home Brewing

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Fortified Wines or Wines at the End of the Meal

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Syrup from Sweet Sorghum

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Home Brew Recipe Bible: An Incredible Array of 101 Craft Beer Recipes, From Classic Styles to Experimental Wilds

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The Beginner's Guide to Beer Brewing: Fundamentals Of Beer Brewing

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Time for Divine Wine: Simple Guide to Wine Making, Wine Tasting and Wine Serving Your Homemade Vintage: Homemade Wine Recipes, Guide to Making Wine at Home

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An Article on the Mead Making Process

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Enological Studies - I. Experiments in Cider Making Applicable to Farm Conditions II. Notes on the Use of Pure Yeasts in Wine Making

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Flowers for Algernon

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Mythos

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The Fellowship Of The Ring: Being the First Part of The Lord of the Rings

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Wuthering Heights (with an Introduction by Mary Augusta Ward)

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A Confederacy of Dunces

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The Silmarillion

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The Old Man and the Sea: The Hemingway Library Edition

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The Poisonwood Bible: A Novel

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A Farewell to Arms

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The Things They Carried

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The Odyssey: (The Stephen Mitchell Translation)

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Rebecca

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We Have Always Lived in the Castle

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The Princess Bride: S. Morgenstern's Classic Tale of True Love and High Adventure

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The Master & Margarita

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The Count of Monte Cristo (abridged) (Barnes & Noble Classics Series)

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The Master and Margarita

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Learn French! Apprends l'Anglais! THE PICTURE OF DORIAN GRAY: In French and English

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The Count of Monte Cristo

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Little Women (Seasons Edition -- Winter)

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The Jungle: A Novel

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Ulysses: With linked Table of Contents

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Sense and Sensibility (Centaur Classics)

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For Whom the Bell Tolls: The Hemingway Library Edition

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Count of Monte-Cristo English and French

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The Bell Jar: A Novel

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The Republic by Plato

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Warrior of the Light: A Manual

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Titus Groan

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The Lord of the Rings

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361: Austin’s Meanwhile is Making Bold Bets With Beautifully-Constructed Lagers and IPAs: Despite opening in the throes of the pandemic in late 2020, Austin’s Meanwhile has bet big on a sprawling beer garden and well-appointed taproom, quenched by World Beer Cup and GABF medal-winning pilsner, helles, and “San Diego-style” IPA.

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364: Lambic is Science, Not Sorcery, for Thomas Vandelanotte of Timmermans: For the brewmaster of Timmermans—the three-century-old lambic brewery in Itterbeek, just west of Brussels—studying and understanding the dynamics of spontaneous fermentation and wood-aging is the key to making beer with captivating flavor.

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306: Celebrated Hop Breeder Ron Beatson Discusses the Unique Characteristics of New Zealand Hops: The scientist behind storied hops like Nelson Sauvin, as well as up-and-comers like Nectaron, shares insight into the process of developing the hops.

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The Classic Daiquiri: The Daiquiri.  A drink everyone has heard of, but likely the many people think of as a pink slushy containing copious amounts of inexpensive nondescript alcohol. What the Bartending community sometimes refers to as a “Classic Daiquiri” is a very differen...

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The Bamboo

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365: Alex Lippens and the Team at Verzet Are on a Quest to Make the Best Oud Bruin in the World: Brouwerij ’t Verzet infuses brash rock ‘n’ roll attitude and a penchant for experimentation into their studied, methodical approach to developing their own takes on traditional Flemish beers.

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368: De Dolle’s Kris Herteleer Takes a Natural Approach to High-Gravity Belgian Ales: De Dolle Brouwers has a reputation for colorful branding and characterful, high-gravity beers that hold up beautifully in the cellar. Yet their process is intentionally laborious and layered, from the coolship and Baudelot cooler to the open copper fermentors and more in an old, classic Flemish brewhouse.

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249: Andy Hooper, Former Seismic Brewmaster, is Taking Light Lager Back for Craft: Andy Hooper built a professional reputation for tight focus on process, and the efforts have paid off with dominating performances in the light lager category at major competitions. In this episode, he discusses the processes behind the brewing, and how he’s made light lager with organic California-grown and -malted craft malt.

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Why does wine taste better over time?: What chemistry makes some wines age well, while others turn to vinegar?

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232: Raf Souvereyns of Bokke Is Blending Lambic with Fruit and New Perspective: In the Belgian province of Limburg, near the town of Hasselt and the Haspengouw region known for fruit-growing, the Bokke blendery is getting back on its feet.

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366: St. Bernardus Uses Modern Tools and Ingredients to Stay True to Historic and Classic Recipes: The West Flanders brewery, launched in 1946 to brew the beers for a nearby (and equally well-known) monastery, has adapted decade-by-decade as ingredients fluctuate and technology progresses. But their goal—to faithfully produce these abbey beers in a way that’s true to the original recipes—remains the same even as the tools change.

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202: Brandon Capps of New Image Brews Better IPAs Through Chemistry: Are you getting the most you can out of the hops you use? Could you get even more? Brandon Capps thinks so, and has been exploring the limits, and potential, of brewing with extracted terpenes.

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231: Cameron Owen of The Eighth State Can’t Afford to be Average: At The Eighth State in Greenville, South Carolina, cofounder and head brewer Cameron Owen is employing a careful culinary approach to create unexpected layers of complexity in fruit beers and ingredient-laden stouts and barleywines.

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114: Rising Alcohol in Wine: Too Hot to Handle?: Want to seduce someone this Valentine’s Day? Forget the lingerie, lipstick and silk-tie handcuffs—just ensure that the object of your desire drinks a little wine. Over a few glasses of wine, love is blind, or at least it’s wearing rosé-coloured...

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199: Alex Flores of Urban South Kettle-Sours the Hard Way: For the head brewer of Urban South in New Orleans, focusing on tight process, healthy lactic fermentation, and quality fruit is the difference between dull and delicious quick-soured beers.

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322: Nat West of Reverend Nat's Cider Takes a Craft Brewer's Approach to Cider Making: Over the past twelve years, Reverend Nat's cider has staked out a brand focused on flavor-forward cider made with the mentality of a craft brewer. Now, the cidery is in its final act—winding down business operations—but not before they've made an indelible mark on the fabric of the Pacific Northwest craft beverage market.

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354: Viva Las Vegas! Dave Pascual of Big Dogs Plays His Medal-Winning Cards Close to the Vest: With 10 GABF medals (including four golds) and three World Beer Cup medals (two more golds) to their name, this Las Vegas brewery has cracked the competition code and figured out how to win big.

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211: Central Standard’s Ian Crane and Nathan Jackel Create Big Flavor in Small Farmhouse Beers: From the rolling hills of Kansas, Central Standard has embarked on an ambitious program to explore everything from mixed-culture grisette to Norwegian-inspired farmhouse ales, including a range of styles brewed with kveik.

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Tips To Enjoy Your Prosecco or Sparkling Wine l WineText TV Ep. 8

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Ep 47 What is rosé wine, really?: Don't forget you can download the transcript HERE if you want to read as we go along! This episode is all about rosé wine. We will touch on its history, then talk about the different styles, the different ways to make rosé, some great food pairings, ...

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168: Andrew Bell of Radiant Beer Co. Opens Up on Ingredient Successes and Failures: While heading the innovation side of The Bruery, Andrew Bell brewed as many as 300 different recipes per year. Now, as director of brewing for newly opened Radiant Beer, he’s building a new brewery identity from the ground up.

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Discover The Secrets Of Healthier Wine

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360: Joe Lemnah of Burlington Beer Tests, Learns, and Tests Again to Optimize Hazy IPA with Personality: In his quest to understand the impact of every ingredient in their ever-widening family of hazy IPAs, no test is off-limits for Burlington Beer founder Joe Lemnah. From malts and adjuncts to the impact of yeast strains on surprisingly classic hop combos, the Burlington team haven’t stopped learning and tweaking in their pursuit of optimized flavor.

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169: Fair Isle’s Andrew Pogue and Nick Pauley Push the Farmhouse Paradigm with Mixed Cultures, Foraged Ingredients, and Creative Grains: Seattle’s Fair Isle is a newcomer to the world of mixed-culture brewing, but it’s made its mark with tightly executed saisons that nod to history while exploring the potential of grains and ingredients native to the Pacific Northwest.

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343: Natalie Rose Baldwin of Wayfinder Paints Hoppy Pictures With a Broad Palette: Flavor and aroma take on a synesthetic connection to color for the brewmaster behind one of our favorite beers last year, and in this episode she explains how—through thoughtful and intentional ingredient selection as well as process considerations—she paints colorful pictures with hops, yeast, and malt.

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The Wine CEO Podcast Episode 32: What to drink while shopping the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale: If you are in the US and you love fashion, then you probably know that the Nordstrom anniversary sale is happening this week. I love shopping for wine, but my love for shopping doesn’t end there. I am very excited to check out all of the hot sale...

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A Drink to Dry

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Ep. 111 John and Reed Skupny - Lang and Reed: This episode features the father and son team crafting Cabernet franc and Chenin blanc wines led by long-time Napa Valley baller, John Skupny, who first crushed grapes for their brand, Lang and Reed, in 1993. Reed Skupny joined his father after...

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383: Alex Lawes of Whiplash and Grzegorz Ziemian of Stu Mostów Are Recreating Historical Styles While Pushing Craft Beer Forward in Ireland and Poland: From interviews recorded at 3 Sons Lumberjack Day in Dania Beach, Florida, these two brewers from different corners of Europe cover a range of topics, from using a mash press filter for imperial stouts to riffing on grodziskie with mixed cultures and fruit.

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380: Garrett Oliver of Brooklyn Brewery and Vinnie Cilurzo of Russian River are Brewing for Impact With Folio Grain: These leading brewers, and great friends, share their latest learnings from brewing new beers with the African grain fonio.