Bottled Indonesian beer after WW II

Another extract from my monster gravity table. Courtesy of the Heineken gravity book. Who, with their brewery in Soerabaja, had a commercial interest in what was then the Dutch East Indies.

You'll have to excuse me for this type of post. In my current impaired state, I can't really perform at 100%. And I still need to churn out posts daily. I know, it's a rod I've created for my own back. But I just can't give it up. If I drop dead on a trip, you probably won't realise for a week as my preloaded posts continue to appear.

You can see the effect of WW II in the relatively low strength of all the beers. With all the examples under 4% ABV and the weakest under 3% ABV. While pre-war there had been 5% ABV beers.

Do I have any other interesting observations on these beers? Not really. Look at the table your fucking selves. I'm not going to do everything for you.

Batavia, in case you're wondering, was the colonial name for Jakarta.

Bottled Indonesian beer after WW II
Year	Brewer	Town	Beer	Style	OG	FG	ABV	App. Atten-uation	Colour
1948	ABC	Batavia	Pilsener	Pils	1033.2	1010.0	2.97	69.88%	0.22
1948	ABC	Banging	Pilsener	Pils	1033.9	1009.6	3.09	71.69%	0.22
1948	Heineken	Soerabaja	Javabier	Pils	1032.1	1005.9	3.39	81.63%	0.22
1948	Heineken	Soerabaja	Licht Javabier	Pils	1032.0	1009.5	2.88	70.31%	0.25
1949	Heineken	Soerabaja	Licht Javabier	Pils	1031.8	1008.0	3.09	74.95%	0.22
1950	Heineken	Soerabaja	Licht Javabier	Pils	1032.8	1006.7	3.37	79.56%	0.28
1948	Heineken	Soerabaja	Licht Pilsener	Pils	1034.3	1009.9	3.15	71.23%	0.35
1949	Heineken	Soerabaja	Licht Pilsener	Pils	1036.0	1007.0	3.74	80.51%	0.24
1950	Heineken	Soerabaja	Licht Pilsener	Pils	1036.4	1008.8	3.57	75.81%	0.28
1950	Oranje	Batavia	Anker	Pils	1034.0	1012.8	2.76	62.30%	0.35
1950	Oranje	Batavia	Diamant	Pils	1035.7	1011.8	2.98	67.02%	0.35
Source:
Rapporten van laboratoriumonderzoeken naar producten van Heinekenbrouwerijen in binnen- en buitenland en naar producten van andere brouwerijen held at the Amsterdamse Stadsarchief, document number 834 - 1794.