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1. • • Those immigrants transformed the kind of beer Americans drink and established a new industry in the process. The drink evolved from heavy, English-style ales to the cold, quaffable style that's common today. And instead of homebrews, by 1900 many cities had entire neighborhoods full of breweries.
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   How did immigrants change Beer?

   • Those immigrants transformed the kind of beer Americans drink and established a new industry in the process. The drink evolved from heavy, English-style ales to the cold, quaffable style that's common today. And instead of homebrews, by 1900 many cities had entire neighborhoods full of breweries.

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   Why was lager brewed in America?

   • To educate Congress (and by default the American public) as to why the typical lager beer brewed in America by that time was two-thirds malt and one-third rice and/or a corn- based malt substitute. To draw attention to the fact the legislation was spurred by the American malting industry, whose motives were purely financial in nature.

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   What would happen if a brewery bill was passed in 1890?

   • If this legislation had passed, it would have profoundly altered the history of beer, not just in America but on a global basis as well. Overnight it would have had a radical effect on the brewing of the style of beer that by 1890 already represented the vast majority of the American beer market— adjunct lager beer.

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   When was American beer invented?

   • During this first century, “American beer” overwhelmingly meant English- style ales, porters, stouts, pale ales, and India pale ales. But all that started to change when, beginning in the 1840s, lager beer was first brewed in the United States.

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3. www.bbc.com › news › magazine-21541887US craft beer: How it inspired British brewers - BBC News

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   Apr 11, 2013 · Once widely mocked, US beer is now popular globally with hipsters and connoisseurs alike. Why is the world buying in to the American brewing revolution? Not so very long ago, American...

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   Jun 18, 2024 · The roots of American brewing trace back centuries, but it was the craft beer revolution of the late 20th century that truly transformed the landscape. In the 1970s and 80s, pioneering breweries like Sierra Nevada and Anchor Brewing Company emerged, challenging the dominance of mass-produced lagers with their flavourful ales and innovative ...

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7. www.bbc.com › news › business-35120401How the craft beer revolution started - BBC News

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   Dec 30, 2015 · Two giant brewing groups, Anheuser-Busch InBev and SABMiller, are in the process of merging. They will produce a global monolith distributing almost one third of all the beer drunk in the world.

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8. www.mbaa.com › publications › tqThe Inspiring and Surprising History and Legacy of American ...

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   right of American brewers to brew with the ingredients of their choice. It is a powerful legacy not only for America’s first revolution in beer (the adjunct lager brewing industry) but also for the nation’s second revolution in beer (the American craft brewing industry). In this article, an overview is provided of the scope, structure, and con-

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   Jul 3, 2017 · Those immigrants transformed the kind of beer Americans drink and established a new industry in the process. The drink evolved from heavy, English-style ales to the cold, quaffable style...

10. www.smithsonianmag.com › arts-culture › charlieThe Schoolteacher Who Sparked America’s Craft Brew Revolution

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    Among his earliest students was Jeff Lebesch, who would go on to co-found New Belgium Brewing, in Fort Collins, Colorado, purveyors of Fat Tire Amber Ale, as well as Russell Scherer, who became...