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More fun from Holmes' Brewing Trade Gazette about Belgian brewing in the late 19th century. First a little something about Belgian b...

The last set of bosts about 19th-century Belgian brewing went down well. So here's another, rather smaller, article. Though this one...

This is a sort of companion post to my recent series about Belgian beers in the 19th century. Turns out I have rather more Lambic analys...

The final part today. With some more desriptions of Belgian brewing methods. His contempt for which the aouthor makes no attempt to concea...

We now get onto the precise reason why Belgian beer was so bad. It waws all to do with their excise laws. I did already know a little ab...

Our British brewer friend is far from done with sticking the boot into Belgian beer. He really doesn't have a good word about anything...

We're back with that very unimpressed British brewer taking a look at Belgian beer. He lays out his opinion of Belgian brewing very ...

I love those descriptions of British brewers' and drinkers' encounters with Belgian beer. They're unanimous in their views: th...

More random stuff from by blind sweep through the newspaper archives. This is a excerpt from an article about trade in Egypt. " B...

Remember me saying I wished I had more old description of Lambic brewing? It turns out I did. And in a really obvious place. What could ...

We're back with that 1930's article on Lambic. With more surprising stuff about blending. I wish I had more material like this on ...

One of my big problems is harvesting information then forgetting about it before I have time to use it. Like this article about Lambic in ...

I can't believe I've never used this article. It ticks so many boxes. More proof that I've more material than I can cope with....