McMelloW
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If you are interested in beer history and old recipes, visit Lost Beers
New English site on Dutch beer history
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warra48
I've drunk all my homebrew and I'm still worried.
Bookmarked. Site now in English too. Thank you!
I'm one of the lucky ones who can read the older blog posts in Dutch.
I'm one of the lucky ones who can read the older blog posts in Dutch.
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While we're on the subject here are a couple of other links.
Dutch Craft beer scene
http://dutchbeerpages.com/
A eclectic catalog of dutch beer historical styles (sort of Barclay Perkins style without the rigour) but interesting if you're looking into recreating something brewed before the dark ages of the Dutch beer mono-culture.
http://www.europeanbeerguide.net/hollintr.htm#oldstyles
Afflicted by a Dutch family heritage which has me sitting here eating zoute drop and contemplating which historical beer to try as my next specialty brew .... I'm thinking a Mestreechs Aajt sounds interesting
Dutch Craft beer scene
http://dutchbeerpages.com/
A eclectic catalog of dutch beer historical styles (sort of Barclay Perkins style without the rigour) but interesting if you're looking into recreating something brewed before the dark ages of the Dutch beer mono-culture.
http://www.europeanbeerguide.net/hollintr.htm#oldstyles
Afflicted by a Dutch family heritage which has me sitting here eating zoute drop and contemplating which historical beer to try as my next specialty brew .... I'm thinking a Mestreechs Aajt sounds interesting
