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For this anniversary issue, I decided to set aside the stack of new publications that have arrived, and instead contact
For those living in or visiting Britain and seeking out bottle-conditioned brews, the Good Bottled Beer Guide is a top
Finally, a beer book that doesn’t labor over beer styles and mind-numbing tasting notes. Ken Wells has written a witty,
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