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Lover of beer and numbers. And cachaca and whisky. And every other alcoholic drink. Visit my bookstore: https://www.lulu.com/spotlight/andrewsblag Or my blog, Shut up About Barclay Perkins: https://barclayperkins.blogspot.com

The list of ingredients from a Young's brewing record. First the malts, then the sugars and at the end the hops.
A Potsdam Pilsator label with a bloke in 18th-century clothes and a drawing of Sans Souci palace. The price: 1 mark for 0.5 litre. Bargain!
A DDR dual decoction with an adjunct mash.
A diagram of open Lager fermenters showing the cooling arrangements.
A Weisswasser Vollbier Gold Hell label.
A general flowsheet of continuous fermentation, showing the oxygen column, the two fermenters with stirrers and the cooling conical.
An East London fives dartboard with only 5, 10, 15, and 20 segments.
A Watneys Burton Ale label featuring a red barrel.
Part of a Toung's brewing record showing the gyling details. Where gyles of 1040º, 1017º and 1006º are blended to produce worts of 1027º, 1026º and 1031º.
In the foreground: a plate with a brown bread sandwich, cut in half. To the right, a champagne flute full of yellow stuff. In the background, a TV showing Christmas shit, decorations and our wonderfully "lived-in" house. Fuck off, haters.
barrels temp. mash temp. 9 cold 3.5 210º F 95º F 1/2 boiled 135º F 1/2 boiled 165º F 5 170º F 6 170º F 6 170º F
6.25 barrels Primings 2 barrels old stock 3 barrels vat
Part of a Heineken Rotterdam brewing record from October 1915. With four brews of Gerste and one of Pils.
(In Dutch) The advantages of canned beer (according to a letter to Heineken in 1936): 1. handier package 2. lighter 3. no deposit 4. no dirty bottles to clean 5. easy to take on journeys
An Amsterdam garden with picnic tables and a woman fiddling on her phone.
A bowl of wort with kveik immediately after adding to wort. No activity, just lumps of kveik floating on the surface.
A like in Norway. In the foreground is a small jetty. On either side of the lake are steep slopes, mostlly covered in trees.
A cauldron of water and juniper twigs boiling over a wood. In the background are pieces of wood, buckets, a milk churn and a stainless-steel mash tun.
A dish of curry with the text underneath "buy 3 beers, get 1 free butter chicken".
A bar graph showing Scottish beer exports by continent. With the majority going to Asia.
A William Younger Holyrood Ale label featuring a drawing of Holyrood Palace and an old man with a long, white beard holding a glass of beer.
A William Younger brewing record from December 1898 with lots of numbers and barely decipherable writing.
The cover of the book "Keg!" by Ronald Pattinson featuring a red barrel with the word "Watney" on it.
Two glasses of whisky on a table with aircraft in the background.
A handwritten Murphy's gyling record for Saturday April 21st with various numbers and a list of the dry hops.
A Murphy's brewing record for a Porter from 1879. Los of scribbles, basically.