Alf Strand in the same paper had afollow-uptwo days later, pointing out the Liquor Board’s rule-of-thumb for acceptable foam, 3/4 in., could produce eight ounces of liquid in the standard 11-ounce glass. Earlier accounts refer to a half-inch standard, more reasonable surely. Strand re...
I am not aware currently if the 1939 treaty simply enshrined the 1937 imposition and rate, i.e., as a mutual matter between Syria-Lebanon and Palestine, or, Palestines standard imported beer rate was thenceforth made applicable to Syrian beer. The 1937Blue Bookstates the general imported rate...
October 15, 2021byGary I just found another worthy porter, not labelled “dry”. Grateful to have it in an environment where classic, full-tasted porter – unflavoured and hopped traditionally – is the exception, not the rule. It is Cameron’s Brewing Crooked Nose Stout, from the craft st...
*Subsequent to posting the above, I noted that a 2012 book by Denis Vaugeois on the history of the Hart family states Moses ended the brewing in the 1830s, having declined an offfer from William Dow, later a major brewer in Quebec, to buy the brewery in 1821. He adds that apparently ...
His remarks are noteworthy for the importance to Canadian brewing of the American brewing schools as well as the difficult issues facing the industry from the Temperance movement. The 2/5ths rule he referred to is rather interesting. At first blush it seems at odds with simple democracy, althou...
The assays of physiological variables were carried out by the RNA-Seq materials. Coomassie Brilliant Blue G-250 method was used for soluble protein assay [27]. The concentration of phytohormones, auxin and ethylene, were analyzed by the ELISA Kits (Sbjbio Life Science, Nanjing, China) with ...
Thus, modernity saved the day, as he hoped the sugar and vehicle industries would, “dropp[ing] like falling meteors out of the blue” on the ancient small-holding country. Today, as any visitor records, it’s all changed. The Irish Tiger may have mellowed a bit, but despite periodic...