Beer, its history and its economic value as a national beverageSalem, F. W. (Frederick William)
History
Beer, its history and its economic value as a national beverage
Salem, F. W. (Frederick William)
Beer -- History; Brewing industry -- United States -- History; Temperance
Kind Brewery Name of Specific Alcohol Residue of Ash Nitrogen
of Firm. Beer. weight. evaporation per
Barley. per liter. cent.
S. B. Detalle & Ord. 1.0100 3.6 50.120 1.920 0.785
Cie. Ham. brown
(Somme) beer,
S. B. Detalle & Ord. 0.9973 4.4 48.000 1.080 ——
Cie. Ham. pale
(Somme) beer,
S. B. Detalle & Workmen’s 1.0106 4.5 57.120 1.520 0.722
Cie. Ham. beer,
(Somme)
S. B. Detalle & Ladies’ 1.0103 4.0 48.600 1.600 0.760
Cie. Ham. beer,
(Somme)
S. B. Lux & Co., Light 1.0106 3.8 42.480 1.800 0.620
Paris, beer
(Seine)
S. B. Schmidt & Young 1.0225 4.3 51.400 2.600 0.770
Co., Paris, bock,
S. B. Schmidt & Store 1.0182 4.4 57.210 2.400 0.800
Co., Paris, beer,
W. B. Watteblest Ord. 1.0050 4.5 39.440 1.280 ——
(Vernelles) brown
Pas de beer,
Calais,
W. B. Watteblest Ord. 1.0078 4.5 35.800 1.440 0.710
(Vernelles) pale
Pas de beer,
Calais,
W. B. Meesemaeker Barley 1.0130 5.5 73.120 3.700 0.840
(Dunkerque) wine,
Nord,
W. B. Meesemaeker Pale ale, 1.0127 5.2 68.960 1.200 ——
(Dunkerque)
Nord,
W. B. Pollet, Export 1.0080 4.5 48.160 1.195 0.750
Courtrai beer,
(Belgium)
W. B. Hauthyssen, Ord. 1.0115 4.7 51.105 1.310 0.715
Haunut brown
(Liege) beer,
S. B.—Summer Barley. W. B.—Winter Barley.
ACCORDING TO HEYDLOFF.
Alcohol. Extract.
Beer of Nuremberg, 3.8 6.2
“ Erlangen, 3.8 6.0
“ Bamberg, 4.1 5.8
“ Erfurth, of Treitsokle, 3.7 5.5
“ “ of Schlegel, 4.1 6.5
“ “ of John, 3.7 6.0
“ “ of Buchner, 4.2 6.5
English porter, 5.1 9.2
Composition of some Swedish beers:
----Percentage of----
Extract. Alcohol. Water.
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