10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BEER-UP»
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And if you don't drink your own beer up pretty fast (or give it away), the beer can
go stale or bad which is hard to see watch happen to "your" beer. But old pros tell
us don't cut the batch and go ahead and make beer up five gallons at a time.
He pumped the beer up. No gas pressure needed. None wanted. He pumped the
beer up, and when it hit the steins it was nothing but foam. He let it sit and went to
flip the skewers until the beer settled out and he could draw up some more.
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Beer: Tap into the Art and Science of Brewing
There were brewers at the court of Charlemagne, who, like Henry VI of England,
insisted upon wholesome technology in the production of beer. Up to 500
monasteries at the time were brewing beer, especially the Benedictines.
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Oxford Dictionary of Modern Slang
A. SILLITOE Bill . . . had called at the beer-off by the street-end (1958). beer-up
noun A beer-drinking session; a binge. 1919–. E. TAYLOR Does you good to
have a bit of a beer-up now and then (1945). bees and honey noun Rhyming
slang ...
John Ayto, John Simpson, 2010
A method of mechanically drawing beer up from the cellar would be very useful.
The first recorded invention was by Joseph Bramah who, in 1797, patented the
first beer engine. The system involved the use of 'sand pressure', whereby heavy
...
Ian Spencer Hornsey, 1999
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Montana
Beer: A Guide to Breweries in Big Sky Country
... resulting in a smoother “mouthfeel” of the beer and dense head. This was the
traditional way to serve beer up until the 1960s. In 2012, Draught Works
produced 750 barrels of beer, and 69 A GUIDE To BREwERIEs IN BIG SKY
COUNTRY.
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THE SESSIONAL PAPERS OF THE HOUSE OF LORDS, IN THE SESSION ...
We weave from 56 to 59 for the one price j a 63 beer cloth, Is. bd. a string; a 68
beer, up to 69, Is. 9d. a string ; from 69 beer up to 79, 2s. 2d. a string ; from 79 up
to 89 beer, 2s. 6d. a string ; from 89 up to 99 beer, 2s. 8d. a string; from 99 up to ...
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Asheville
Beer: An Intoxicating History of Mountain Brewing
What kind of beer he was imbibing is anyone's guess, though it can be assured
that it wasn't particularly strong, as only beer up to 6 percent alcohol was legal at
that time in North Carolina. Fitzgerald's secretary in 1936, Marie Shank, later ...
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The Big Book O'
Beer: Everything You Ever Wanted to Know ...
Likewise, I'm not sure I want to know who first had the idea to shove a can of beer
up a dead chicken's backside and pop it onto the grill. But someone did, and the
technique has become wildly popular on the barbecue circuit. Grilling expert ...
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The Brewing Industry in England 1700-1830
... was delivered from the brewery, not having vertical sides, would be useless for
the pistons. All beer delivered would therefore need to be transferred to the
others by the publican. This might prove as troublesome as bringing beer up from
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NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BEER-UP»
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How to make perfect beer-can chicken
Re-brand it. So, yes, the name can be a little crass: beer-up-the-butt chicken, beer-butt chicken, butt chicken. (Thanks, Matthew McConaughey.) ... «The Week Magazine, Jun 15»
