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"A Textbook of Brewing" is a seminal work by Jean de Clerck first published in English in 1957. Today, its solid presentation of the arts and sciences of brewing remains largely unchanged, offering a thorough overview of every phase of commercial brewing technology. The two‑volume set has served as a foundational reference for brewers and students alike, covering equipment, processes, and quality control in an accessible yet detailed manner.
First publish date: 1957
Genre: Food, Sports & Hobbies/Cooking & Recipes
Authors: Jean de Clerck
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