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Cosa (chi) è brewing$509559$ - definizione

DEFUNCT BREWERY IN MANITOBA, CANADA
Agassiz Brewing Company; New Manitoba Brewing

G. Heileman Brewing Company         
  • The G. Heileman Corporate Headquarters
  • G. Heileman Brew House, circa 1910
  • Gottlieb Heileman, one of the co-founders of the City Brewery, eventually the G. Heileman Brewing Company
  • A pre-Prohibition advertisement for Old Style Lager, featuring a grenadier.
  • Newspaper for Old Style Lager, from 1911.
  • [[Russell G. Cleary]], left, and Roy Kumm, right
  • World's Largest Six-Pack
AMERICAN BREWING COMPANY
Old Style Beer; G. Heileman; Special Export; Heileman Brewing Company; G. Heileman Brewing; G. Heileman Brewing Co.
The G. Heileman Brewing Company of La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States, was a brewery firm that operated from 1858 to 1996.
Brewing         
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  • Conditioning tanks at [[Anchor Brewing Company]]
  • Open vessels showing fermentation taking place
  • Brew kettles at Brasserie La Choulette in France
  • Lauter tun
  • Modern closed fermentation vessels
  • Diatomaceous earth, used to create a filtration bed
  • Cask ales with gravity dispense at a beer festival
  • Hop cone]] grown in a hop field, [[Hallertau]], Germany
  • Bass Museum]] in Burton-upon-Trent
  • Malted]] barley before kilning or roasting
  • Spent grain, a brewing by-product
  • Timmermans]] in Belgium
PROCESS IN THE PRODUCTION OF BEER
Top-fermenting; Bottle conditioning; Top-fermented beer; Bottom-fermented beer; Bottle conditioned; Bottom fermenting yeast; Draff; Bottle-conditioned; Top fermented; Heat exchange recirculating mash system; Starch conversion; Bottom-fermented; Top-fermented; Bottom-fermenting; Ale yeast; Bottom and top fermenting yeast; Bottle-conditioned beer; Top and bottom fermenting yeast; Beer brewing; Hopback; HERMS; Kräusening; Krausening; Top fermenting; Top fermenting yeast; Brewing (beer); Cold fermentation; Kraeusening; Beermaking; Kräusen; Fermentation (beer); Beer conditioning; Bottle-conditoned beer; Bottle-conditoned; Brewing history and process; Brewer; Beer fermentation; Bottom cropping; Top cropping; Beer fermenting; Warm fermentation; Cool fermentation; Cold fermenting; Warm fermented; Bottom fermenting; Spontaneous fermentation; Bottom fermented; Bottom fermentation; Cold fermented; Kraeusen; Spontaneously fermented; Beer making; Brew kettle; Brewery plant; Brewers' engineer; Wort cooler; Boiling (brewing); Hop back; Warm fermenting; Cool fermented; Refermentation; Bottle fermentation; Cool fermenting; Brewing process; Brewed
Brewing is the production of beer by steeping a starch source (commonly cereal grains, the most popular of which is barley) in water and fermenting the resulting sweet liquid with yeast. It may be done in a brewery by a commercial brewer, at home by a homebrewer, or communally.
brewer         
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  • Conditioning tanks at [[Anchor Brewing Company]]
  • Open vessels showing fermentation taking place
  • Brew kettles at Brasserie La Choulette in France
  • Lauter tun
  • Modern closed fermentation vessels
  • Diatomaceous earth, used to create a filtration bed
  • Cask ales with gravity dispense at a beer festival
  • Hop cone]] grown in a hop field, [[Hallertau]], Germany
  • Bass Museum]] in Burton-upon-Trent
  • Malted]] barley before kilning or roasting
  • Spent grain, a brewing by-product
  • Timmermans]] in Belgium
PROCESS IN THE PRODUCTION OF BEER
Top-fermenting; Bottle conditioning; Top-fermented beer; Bottom-fermented beer; Bottle conditioned; Bottom fermenting yeast; Draff; Bottle-conditioned; Top fermented; Heat exchange recirculating mash system; Starch conversion; Bottom-fermented; Top-fermented; Bottom-fermenting; Ale yeast; Bottom and top fermenting yeast; Bottle-conditioned beer; Top and bottom fermenting yeast; Beer brewing; Hopback; HERMS; Kräusening; Krausening; Top fermenting; Top fermenting yeast; Brewing (beer); Cold fermentation; Kraeusening; Beermaking; Kräusen; Fermentation (beer); Beer conditioning; Bottle-conditoned beer; Bottle-conditoned; Brewing history and process; Brewer; Beer fermentation; Bottom cropping; Top cropping; Beer fermenting; Warm fermentation; Cool fermentation; Cold fermenting; Warm fermented; Bottom fermenting; Spontaneous fermentation; Bottom fermented; Bottom fermentation; Cold fermented; Kraeusen; Spontaneously fermented; Beer making; Brew kettle; Brewery plant; Brewers' engineer; Wort cooler; Boiling (brewing); Hop back; Warm fermenting; Cool fermented; Refermentation; Bottle fermentation; Cool fermenting; Brewing process; Brewed
(brewers)
Brewers are people or companies who make beer.
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Wikipedia

Agassiz Brewing

The Agassiz Brewing Company was a Canadian brewery, founded by former Fort Garry Brewing Company brewmaster Gary De Pape. The company was established in 1998 in Winnipeg, Manitoba and based there until 2010. It was named for the prehistoric glacial Lake Agassiz which once covered much of Manitoba. Agassiz beer was available in Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Ontario, and British Columbia.