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Publisher: Company of Amateur Brewers, Brattleboro, VT, 1932.
Hard Cover, 159 pages, 5.75 x 7.75.
Item #1844
This fun book was, as stated on the title page, "Privately printed in 1932 for the Members of The Society." The "Society" was the "Company of Amateur Brewers," a group formed by a number of men in Brattleboro, Vermont. As told in the book, "We were originally drawn together by one great compelling thirst in common. This is plain, but there was more. Up here in Vermont, where 'The Company' started, a corner of the land once noted for its independence, we still hold to a vestige of the quality so rare in the modern world. I refer, of course, to the love of liberty." Table of Contents:
Prolegomena
The Origin And Aims of the Company
A Beer View of History
The Drinks & Drinking Customs of Old New England
The General Principles of Modern Domestic Brewing
Company Recipes For Modern Domestic Brewing
The Domestic Brewing of the Olden Time
Recipes & Curious Lore of the Olden Time Brewing
A Bibulous Glossary of Old & New Words
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