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How Canadian beer changed after about 1955 - from the horses' mouths. New writing at the Beer et seq site. beeretseq.com/canadian-beers…
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The final Part now of my series on a Canadian brewer's experience using malted rice in the mid-20th century: beeretseq.com/canadas-malt-r… Note: for some intervening Parts the term “all-rice malt” crept in the title, a typo now mended. Series title is “Canada’s Rice Malt Brewing”.
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Next part now of my discussion of malted rice procedures at a Canadian brewery in 1938. We move on to steeping, germinating and drying the California paddy rice, special milling and more. beeretseq.com/canadas-all-ma…
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We go more technical-brewing now. The war affected some Canadian lager production in 1944, and brewing experts advised how to overcome it. beeretseq.com/canadian-brewi…
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Our follow-up look at whether glass and other materials can affect the taste of beer. Enter the German doktors. beeretseq.com/the-victorian-…
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Further new writing now. When it comes to beer the glass is the thing. Not really. beeretseq.com/the-victorian-…
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Some new writing on our website: the Winnipeg beer scene. beeretseq.com/a-winnipeg-vis…
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Part IV of our etude, the roots of Molson-Coors' Old Vienna lager. beeretseq.com/the-roots-of-m…
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We swerve into the subject of marmalade. New writing on our website: beeretseq.com/the-measure-of…
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The next part of my look at roots of Molson-Coors Old Vienna brand. The trail to a connection of some kind between two Old Vienna brands, one Canadian, one American, gets warmer. beeretseq.com/the-roots-of-m…
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This is Part I of my look at historical origins of Molson-Coors' Old Vienna brand. Part II will follow soon, to review the beer as made today.
Our latest beer historical sortie explores the roots of Molson-Coors' Old Vienna brand. beeretseq.com/the-roots-of-m…
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This is insanity.
BREAKING: Ontario Premier @fordnation vows to pull Crown Royal from LCBO if Diageo shuts its Amherstburg plant and warns Smirnoff could follow.
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Tonight, I stood with the Jewish community of Toronto, as an ally, to mark two years since the horrifying events of October 7.
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October 7: the worst day for Jews since the Holocaust.
1,200 men, women, children killed. Torture, rapes, brutality. Hundreds kidnapped. Jews, non-Jews.
To celebrate the monsters who committed those crimes is beyond evil.
If you reject this, speak up before it's too late.
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The time for blaming Israel is over. No more BUTS. If Hamas fails to sign this peace deal, they will have to live with the consequences, and they will have no one to blame but themselves.
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The torment of British Jews spectator.co.uk/article/the-… I wrote this last year. Quite ill now, so not at my best, intellectually. Always standing with You Lot, though!
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Israel grieves with the Jewish community in the UK after the barbaric terror attack in Manchester. Our hearts are with the families of the murdered, and we pray for the swift recovery of the wounded. As I warned at the UN: weakness in the face of terrorism only brings more terrorism. Only strength and unity can defeat it.
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I would like to give my heartfelt sympathy and solidarity FOREVER to this country's wonderful and loyal Jewish community after the Manchester attack. I'm so sorry that this evil has grown to fruition in our nation, and that government has pandered to it.
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Since the Hamas massacre of 7 October 2023, there has been a horrific rise in antisemitism.
Hourly anti-Israel stories by @BBCNews and others, hateful protests by the left have made life dangerous for British Jews.
Today’s heinous attack on a synagogue is where it leads.
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Our series on the maerzen, fest and Vienna family of beers continues, with a look at some history. Classical music fans might look in. beeretseq.com/top-of-the-sea…















