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Ale Defined
A beer which has been fermented warm (generally at 60°F or above), using ale yeast. Ales usually have a more complex flavor than lagers, due to fermentation by-products which result from the warmer fermentation. In historical times, the term ale referred to fermented malt beverages which were brewed without hops, with the term beer being used to refer to hopped malt beverages. [In some states in the US, any beer over a certain strength must be labeled "ale" by law, regardless of whether it is technically an ale. Hence the odd practice of putting the word "ale" on the labels of strong lagers (e.g. Doppelbocks) intended for the US market.]
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Microbrewery the way to go
Published November 23, 2008, 8:24 am, Otago Daily Times
Beer is the new wine, reckons Arrowtown brewer Greg McMeeken.
1930s-era law troubles brewers, retailers
Published November 23, 2008, 4:01 am, Great Falls Tribune
HELENA—When is a bottle of beer not a beer?
The holidays start earlier for a reason
Published November 23, 2008, 3:13 am, Honolulu Advertiser
The holiday season has come early to the DeMattos household. No, I did not get the '65 Mustang fastback that I have wanted since I was 18 years old, nor did I get the 14-foot Boston Whaler that has been on my wish list for as long as I have been married. It was nothing so dramatic.
Reno brewers serve up ales, lagers
Published November 23, 2008, 12:36 am, San Francisco Chronicle
If Coors is all you need to know about beer, you can stop reading now. "Large American brewers brew beer that will offend no one," says Reno brewmaster Trent Schmidt, "but they don't make anyone stand up and cheer, either." Schmidt is one of a few brewers...
Seattle's Union Street is a feast of dining choices
Published November 23, 2008, 12:32 am, Seattle Times
The vibrant dining scene along Seattle's Union Street has gotten even livelier with the arrival of Four Seasons Hotel Seattle's ART Restaurant and Lounge and a revamped TASTE Restaurant at the Seattle Art Museum.
Brotherhood of brewers find frothy good times
Published November 22, 2008, 10:33 pm, Rapid City Journal
When the last homebrew store in Rapid City closed nearly 13 years ago, beer-making hobbyists found each other by networking through a local club. Over the years, the Ale Riders Homebrew Club has successfully brewed hundreds of gallons of beer and garnered more than 70 members.
Spirits still flow freely as economy dries up
Published November 22, 2008, 10:14 pm, The Topeka Capital-Journal
Don Stadler has seen numerous economic slumps in his 20 years as owner of a liquor store in North Topeka, and like all previous downturns, the current recession doesn't appear to be killing his sales buzz.
New fall beers from Wisconsin breweries
Published November 22, 2008, 10:01 pm, Isthmus
There's a reassuring feeling seeing the medium-bodied brown beers appear in the fall. Just as the leaves change, so do my tastes in beer, as I look for slightly heavier and sweeter brews.
Pabst Theater Foundation venues step into the limelight
Published November 22, 2008, 8:16 pm, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Six years after businessman and philanthropist Michael Cudahy set up a nonprofit foundation to buy the Pabst Theater for $1 from the City of Milwaukee, the Pabst has become one of the dominant arts organizations in the region.
How We Met: Neil Morrissey & Richard Fox
Published November 22, 2008, 4:26 pm, Independent
Richard Fox, 44, is a chef, broadcaster and writer with 20 years' experience in the beer and catering industry. He writes a "Beer Chef" column for Maxim and is a regular on Radio York. He recently published a book, The Food & Beer Cookbook. He lives in Harrogate
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