
Chaucer’s Braggot
Geoffrey Chaucer, the famous 14th c poet wrote about the drink called braggot in the ‘Miller’s Tale’ in the 1380s-1390s...
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Articles, essays, and discussion in progress.
Making Aztec Pulque
One interesting and delicious pre-Hispanic beverage, known as pulque, has a rich history associated with Aztec sacred spiritual beliefs...
ArticleThe Three Little Vinegars
Vinegar has been used throughout history as everything from marinade to cleaning product. The three best-known types of culinary vinegars are cider…
ArticleOxymel (Posca), A Project in Three Parts
Oxymel, or posca, is a drink made from vinegar, honey, water, and spices. This is a very old beverage, dating back thousands of years...
ArticleThe Projects
Working reconstructions and long-form references. Each has its own page, documented as it goes.

My Brewing Logbook
Brewing Logbook The following is my personal journal of the batches I have made throughout my years of brewing. I […]
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5500 Years of Brewing
5500 Years of Brewing 3900 BCE to 1600 ACE This is a project that has captured my imagination for many […]
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Mini Malt House
The Mini Malthouse Malting is one of the most important aspects of brewing beer, making the sugars bio-available as fermentables […]
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Historical formulations and methods, brewed and written up using modern grain bills, supplies, and equipment.
The Resource Shelf
Everything on the site that isn't an argument — the material you can look things up in.
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Glossary
Glossary and Taxonomy - IIResources
Library
Library Below is a collection of the books I own, websites, and links to… - IIIResources
Supplies and Equipment
Supplies and Equipment - IVResources
Taxonomy of Brewing
Glossary and Taxonomy
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