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Tag: Georg Schneider

  • Hefeweizen and Dunkelweizen
    Full Pints - Stylistically Speaking

    Hefeweizen and Dunkelweizen

    September 1, 2008 - K. Florian Klemp

    There is no denying the popularity of wheat beers these days, but they are as old as beer itself. Bavarian weizenbier, Berliner weisse, Belgian witbier, American wheat ales and lambic are all familiar wheat-based beers. Wheat even finds a supporting role in odd brews, adding complexity and lending its matchless ability to enhance head formation... View Article

  • Ruled by the Reinheitsgebot?
    Full Pints - Live Beer - Travel - Travel Features

    Ruled by the Reinheitsgebot?

    German Brewers Search for Something New July 1, 2008 - Sylvia Kopp

    The panel above the entrance says “Bier und Weinstube”—beer and wine lounge. Inside, in a neat antique setting, all the guests appear well off. Take the couple at the next table: the man in a tweed jacket with a small, straight-sided glass has already finished his white wine. The woman in a red vest and... View Article

  • Waves of Grain
    Full Pints - Learn Beer - Styles - Styles Features

    Waves of Grain

    Separating the Wheat July 1, 2006 - Daniel Bradford, Julie Bradford, with Lauren Clark

    Temperatures rise. The ocean beckons. Baseball bats crack. Porch swings creak. Kids chase each other around the back yard. Fireflies dot the night darkness. Ah, must be the season of the wheat. Stop! Rewind. Did they say wheat? Yes, friends this is the season of the fabulous wheat, wheat beers in all their glory and... View Article

  • When Beer Runs in the Family
    Full Pints - Live Beer - People - People Features

    When Beer Runs in the Family

    November 1, 2005 - Julie Johnson Bradford

    It’s the middle of the nineteenth century, give or take a decade or two. You are an ambitious young man. James Watt’s steam engine and other inventions have already revolutionized the textile and ceramics industries. Industrialization has opened the door for ambitious young men like you to advance in the world without the traditional leverage... View Article

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