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Neither the [[BJCP]] nor the [[GABF]] style guidelines recognize Devon White Ale. Devon White Ale should be entered into one of the [[Specialty beer styles|Specialty style categories]] in events using either set of guidelines. | Neither the [[BJCP]] nor the [[GABF]] style guidelines recognize Devon White Ale. Devon White Ale should be entered into one of the [[Specialty beer styles|Specialty style categories]] in events using either set of guidelines. | ||
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| + | ==External Links== | ||
| + | *[http://zythophile.wordpress.com/2007/11/09/west-country-white-ale-a-lost-english-beer/ West Country White Ale, a lost English beer] - The Zythophile | ||
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| + | ==References== | ||
| + | *[http://www.raudins.com/BrewBooks/default.htm "The Town and Country Brewery Book,"] W. Brande, 1830 | ||
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Devon White Ale or White Ale is a rare English beer style brewed with eggs. It is no longer brewed commercially.
Contents
History of Devon White Ale
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Modern Devon White Ale
Devon White Ale is a historical beer style which is not brewed by any modern brewer.
Types of Devon White Ale
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Brewing Devon White Ale
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Competition Styles
Neither the BJCP nor the GABF style guidelines recognize Devon White Ale. Devon White Ale should be entered into one of the Specialty style categories in events using either set of guidelines.
External Links
- West Country White Ale, a lost English beer - The Zythophile
References
- "The Town and Country Brewery Book," W. Brande, 1830
