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How to Brew Better Beer
Think of it – beer for 12 to 20 cents a bottle – and the best beer you’ve ever tasted, tailed to the exact quirk of your tongue. This is the promise of author M. R. Reese – and his directions deliver on that promise. When you flip the cap off a bottle of your own brewing and taste, you’ll never want to go back to those store-bought varieties.
It’s easy, too, says the author, taking three hours at the most for five gallons of beer! The hardest part, he notes, is waiting for 4 to 6 weeks for the beer to reach perfection! You only need a few items of equipment – many of which are already in your kitchen.
With the 19 recipes here, you can brew top-grade beer and ale – American, Canadian or European style, from light beers to the heavier Irish stout – and learn to vary recipes to get exactly the pleasant taste you want.
The 122-page softcover book was published by Garden Way Publishers, Pownal VT. It includes an index and is illustrated with many black/white photos. Condition is Very Good with only very slight edge wear to the covers. There are no apparent defects inside. (6635)
ISBN: 0882662570
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LITE Pilsner Beer Tumbler
The logo for ‘LITE – A FINE PILSNER BEER’ is painted on the sides of this neat advertising tumbler.
The glass measures 5 inches tall with a 2.75-inch diameter top opening. It’s in AS NEW condition with no apparent defects! (6361)
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Bartender’s Glass, with Recipes
For the one-in-awhile bartender who can’t always remember the ingredients of a guest’s favorite drink, here’s a helpful tumbler that features not only some great fruity ingredient pictures, but the recipes for several drinks. If you need to make a Whiskey Sour, Martini, Daiquiri, Manhattan or Tom Collins, you’ll find the recipes here, along with a handy measure of the ounces used for making multiple drinks.
The glass measures 5.75 inches tall with a 3.5-inch diameter top opening. It’s in AS NEW condition with no apparent defects! (6357)
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COORS Beer Glass, Extra Large!
Ready for a BIG cold one, this Coors beer glass measures 4 inches tall with a 3.5-inch diameter top opening. It’s in AS NEW condition with no apparent defects! (6364)
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BUDWEISER Glass Mug
This heavy glass mug measures 4 inches tall with a 3.5-inch diameter top opening. It’s in Very Good condition, but does show some scratches on the rim! (6366)
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Antares’ Reunion Tower, Dallas, Glass
Visit Reunion Tower in Dallas and you’ll probably find more of these great drink glasses. The glass measures 4 inches tall with a 3.5-inch diameter top opening. It’s in AS NEW condition with no apparent defects! (6360)
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The Famed BROWN DERBY Wine Glass
From the famous Brown Derby Restaurant, this wine glass measures 4 inches tall with a 3.5-inch diameter top opening. It’s in AS NEW condition with no apparent defects! (6365)
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Mr. Smith’s Saloon, Milk Glass Footed Mug
Great for an Irish Coffee from the ‘Friendliest Saloon in Town …’ this milk glass mug measures 4 inches tall with a 3.5-inch diameter top opening. It’s in AS NEW condition with no apparent defects! (6367)
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High Life Distributing Leather Bag
With the words Compliments of HIGH LIFE DISTRIBUTING COMPANY stamped in gold on the front, this leather bag ties at the top with two beaded strings.
Probably from the local Miller Beer distributor in Marshalltown, Iowa, the bag measures about 5.75 by 10 inches. The only defects we see are a couple of areas near the top where a piece of tape evidently was used. (4443)
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Authentic WW2-era Budweiser Crate
Here's a crate we've not found before ... from deep in the store's attic! It's a solid wood crate that held 24 12-ounce bottles of Budweiser beer (or another brand from the same brewing company!)
The number '1944' is imprinted at the top of both ends of the crate, along with the Anheuser-Busch eagle logo and a variety of patent and trademark notes. On each side are the impressed words: 'Property of Anheuser-Busch, St. Louis, Missouri.' We are presuming that this '1944' mark designates an early form of the company's age-dating of the product!
The crate has well-worn cut-outs on the ends for carrying the heavy product.
It measures 17.75 inches long, 11.5 inches wide and is 9.75 inches deep -- just right to hold 24 of those great longneck bottles!
The crate is, as noted, all wood, although a metal band is used to reinforce the bottom and ends. The wood has a few cracks and is somewhat darkened from age, but is intact and a great example of how beer was delivered in the world war II era!
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