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Graham Greene • The Quiet American
Beer’s eventual predominance stems from the preservative effect of hops. Ale, whatever its strength or herb flavour, has a short shelf life, a couple of weeks at best, and much less if the weather is hot. Beer will keep successfully for many months, however. From a commercial point of view this is clearly a major benefit, allowing large-scale produ
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Urban Haiku
Vape smoke in the air
Bikes and scooters whizzing by
Dog days in the hood
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Jeremy Jones • 1 card
The Wine Front
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in making an off-dry wine, fermentation is stopped, usually by giving the wine a small dose of SO2 (sulfur dioxide), which kills the yeasts before they have converted all the sugar to alcohol.
Karen MacNeil • The Wine Bible
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Ryan • 2 cards
wine
Steve Druggan • 2 cards
Parched wheat and pine pollen make a fine meal vine flowers and salted bamboo make a tasty dish when I’m exhausted I think of nothing else let others become buddhas or immortals