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Posts tagged with paris

November 1, 2007 | Beer Enthusiast

Speaking of Fine Pubs, How ’Bout the Frogs of France?

By Fred Eckhardt

In 1995, I visited a British pub. In Paris. At the edge of that city’s renowned red light district. They were brewing British-style cask ales near the red light district in Paris!...

March 1, 2004 | Culture

Beer Makes an Impression

By Gregg Smith

Color, light and form have always defined the prime elements for illustrating beer. No matter the medium, proper composition demands an artist’s attention to those three fundamentals. Depicting a glowing, inviting glass of beer—a colored, but transparent liquid—tests the depth ...

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