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| Introduction T. Holt |
p. 2 |
| The patron saint of English brewers |
pp. 3-5 |
| Michael Jackson and beer styles |
pp. 6-9 |
| American brown ale: the pre-prohibition years |
pp. 10-14 |
| A short history of water |
pp. 15-22 |
| The Graveney boat, a hop history mystery |
pp. 23-27 |
| How long have English brewers been using American hops? Much longer than you think |
pp. 28-32 |
| Notes on a Fuggle: more light on the early history of a great hop |
pp. 33-36 |
| More notes towards a history of the beer mug |
p. 37-46 |
| The IPA shipwreck and the night of the big wind |
p. 47-50 |
| Goodbye to the last of London's million barrel breweries |
pp. 51-54 |
| London's earliest named brewer — or London's earliest named maltster? |
pp. 55-58 |
| What's a brewer's bucket? No, you're wrong ... |
pp. 59-60 |
| How long have U.K. brewers been using American hops? 200 years you say ... |
p. 61-64 |
| Thousands of Londoners pass through a brewing brewery every day without realising it |
pp. 65-67 |