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Narashino University Students Brew Craft Beer Using Math Hop Chart

A group of volunteer students headed by a professor in the east Japan prefecture of Chiba has created a craft beer with a method to visualize the aromas and characteristics of different hops using mathematics and informatics. Last month, volunteer students at Chiba University Graduate School of Science in Narashino, Japan, began making beer using…

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University of Copenhagen Professors Create Non-alcoholic Beer That Taste Like Regular Beer

Two University of Copenhagen researchers and professors have found a way to brew non-alcoholic beer and make it taste like regular beer. The method is far more sustainable than the existing brewing techniques. The non-alcoholic beer market has continued to grow substantially, and for Denmark and Europe, the trend is no different. However, there are…

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Guinness Invests in a £73 Million Move to Help London Economy

London’s Chancellor Rishi Sunak is supporting the major investment by Guinness in the heart of the West End. The £73 million move to create a Guinness microbrewery, event space, store and restaurant in Covent Garden was a “crucial vote of confidence” in the capital that would help “drive forward London’s economy as we leave Covid…

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Hop Growers of America 2021 Stat Release

The Hop Growers of America released its 2021 Stat Pack, a report that compiles the most recent figures and trends in the U.S. hop industry. Despite the growing challenges throughout the season, the U.S. hop industry emerged from 2021 with a record-breaking hop production of 116.5 million lbs. Commercial acreage increased 4 percent and total…

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Non-alcoholic Beer That Tastes Like Beer

Former co-founder of Mill Street, Steve Abrams, and his partners have launched a non-alcoholic beer –Harmon’s — that actually tastes like beer. “Being in the beer industry for a long time, it can take its toll on you,” said Abrams. “I had just hit that point where I said, I have to hit the brakes.”…

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