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  • Manufacturers for various equipment and ingredients related to making wine and beer.
    5 members (0 subcategories, 0 files) - 04:56, 26 February 2007
  • ...ne. The peasantry continued to enjoy mead, as it could be easily made from ingredients they could get their hands on and didn’t require special storage. Over ti Mead is classified into different styles based on the ingredients used to make the mead. Mead is usually divided into several styles; light t
    76 members (6 subcategories, 0 files) - 18:06, 30 August 2012
  • ...sed by [[Ray Daniels]] as the [[beer]] equivalent of a [[sommelier]] for [[wine]]. #Brewing Ingredients and Processes
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  • [[Category:Beer ingredients]] ...tling||5 min||Preservative||This is Vitimin C. Adding at bottling time to wine and soda as a preservative. Not recommended for beer due to the off-flavor
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  • [[Category:Beer]] [[Category:Beer ingredients]] [[Category: Wine]] [[Category:Yeast]] ==[[Wine]]==
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  • [[Category:Beer ingredients]] ...as well as for creating [[vinegar (flavor)|vinegar-like flavors]] in beer, wine, and other [[fermented beverages]].
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  • Secondary fermentation is also where other ingredients can be added for aroma or flavor. ...herwise treated so that the wood would not "contaminate" the beer. Unlike wine and whiskey, oak or wood character was not considered desirable in beer unt
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  • [[Category:Wine]] [[Category:Beer ingredients]]
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  • '''Barley Wine''' or '''Barleywine''' is a style of strong, sweet [[ale]] originating in E ...is common, as well as unusual flavors created during long fermentations. Wine yeast is sometimes used to achieve higher alcohol content than is possible
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  • ...gredients used (both extra ingredients like [[herbs and spices]] and basic ingredients like [[honey]]); the degree of sweetness; the alcoholic strength of the mea ...y be necessary to define it as falling into more than one "style"; one for ingredients, one for carbonation, and so on.
    43 members (0 subcategories, 0 files) - 05:10, 17 June 2010
  • [[Category:Beer ingredients]] [[Category:Other beer ingredients]]
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  • [[Category:Beer ingredients]] '''Yeast''' is a single-celled organism used to create [[beer]], [[wine]], [[mead]], [[cider]], and most other [[fermented beverages]]. Yeast conv
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  • [[Category:Wine]] [[Category:Wine styles]]
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  • [[Category:Wine]] ...and gooseberry. [[Mead]] and [[cider]] are sometimes considered "country wine".
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  • ...lcoholic beverage made by fermenting honey with yeast. Mead is not a beer, wine, or spirit in the normal sense; it is its own class of alcohol, and many pe
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  • [[Category:Beer ingredients]] |styles=[[Ale]], [[Stout]], [[Barley Wine]]
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  • [[Category:Beer ingredients]] |styles=[[American Barley Wine]], other American ales
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  • ...with alcohol content and original gravity in some cases rivaling [[Barley Wine]]. Like many Scottish beers, it is sweet and malt-oriented. Although some |ingredients=Well-modified pale malt, with up to 3% roasted barley. May use some crystal
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  • [[Category:Wine]] [[Category:Beer ingredients]]
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