Sentence examples for brewing heritage from inspiring English sources
Celebrations of local brewing heritage, little cousins of Munich's Oktoberfest, are proliferating.
"What we tried to do was reconnect to three centuries of brewing tradition," Mr. Kiely said, growing animated when the topic of Ireland's brewing heritage arose.
Burton's brewing heritage is one of the reasons for the location of the factory, because yeast extract is a waste product in the process of making beer.
They had taken another British-style step, adding mineral salts to the water, a process intended to mimic the famous waters of Burton-on-Trent, a British town renowned for its brewing heritage.
An important part of Britain's brewing heritage has been saved, with the news that the former Bass Museum in Burton-on-Trent will reopen in 2010, possibly as early as Easter.
We idle away two of them in the Lord Nelson, take the ferry (ie the local rowing boat) to Walberswick for lunch at the Angel, make a trip up the lighthouse and enjoy the commodified glories of Adnams brewing heritage in its cavernous store on Victoria Street.
A nation with one of the richest brewing heritages in the world has fallen back in love with beer.
Hundreds of beer-focused events, like tastings and meet-and-greets with local brewers, will take place during San Diego Beer Week, an annual 10-day festival from Nov. 1 to 10 that highlights the region's beer-brewing heritage and culture.
Whether he knows it or not, whatever Prince Charles touches - and nothing now seems out of bounds - he distills an essence of British conservatism into a blue brew that blends heritage with herbalism and a dash of social hysteria.
But amid legal challenges around the criminalization of ayahuasca, experts are highlighting the need for the traditional brew and its heritage to be incorporated into Canadian public health policy discussions.
A Belgian Rodenbach had a fruity undertaste - its complex heritage includes brewing, ageing in an oak barrel, addition of cherry, then fresh beer for sourness.
