Tasting Beer: An Insider's Guide to the World's Greatest Drink

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Everyone knows how to drink beer, but few know how to really taste it. Increase your enjoyment of every beer you drink with an understanding of the finer points of brewing, serving, tasting, and food pairing. Beer lovers will discover the ingredients and brewing methods that make each brew unique and learn to identify the scents, colors, flavors, and mouthfeel of all the major beer styles. Recommendations for brews to try in more than 50 beer styles from around the world encourage you to expand your horizons. Uncap the secrets in every bottle of the world's greatest drink! 256 pages.

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Author	Randy Mosher
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good introduction to the history and diversity of beer Review by Revis (Posted on 3/1/13): Product Rating:

Its a great overview of how beer is made, beer styles, etc. If you like beer, you will like it even more after reading this book. I found it really easy to read. I like how the book explains how we taste beer, how the palate and sensory organs detect flavor components and aromas.
Not for experienced beer drinkers Review by Sam (Posted on 3/30/13): Product Rating:

This book is aimed at less experienced beer drinkers. If you are somewhat new to beer tasting you will like this book. If you have read a lot about beer then much of this book is redundant. You will re-read about beer styles. I like the book, and the writing style.
An all around fun book Review by Farzan (Posted on 4/28/13): Product Rating:

It was fun to read, and I enjoyed the humorous stories and the history. It's a general purpose book that will be of interest to all but the most experienced readers. I learned how tax laws affected how beer was brewed and developed. For example - Lambics - In Belgium there was a tax on the size of the mash tun, but you could have a 2nd tun fro non malted grains, so wheat was a natural (and un taxed) add on. All in all, one of the best beer books I've read.

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Color	No
Author	Randy Mosher
Manufacturer	No

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Customer Reviews

3 People have reviewed this product

Overall Rating: 4.4

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good introduction to the history and diversity of beer Review by Revis (Posted on 3/1/13): Product Rating:

Its a great overview of how beer is made, beer styles, etc. If you like beer, you will like it even more after reading this book. I found it really easy to read. I like how the book explains how we taste beer, how the palate and sensory organs detect flavor components and aromas.
Not for experienced beer drinkers Review by Sam (Posted on 3/30/13): Product Rating:

This book is aimed at less experienced beer drinkers. If you are somewhat new to beer tasting you will like this book. If you have read a lot about beer then much of this book is redundant. You will re-read about beer styles. I like the book, and the writing style.
An all around fun book Review by Farzan (Posted on 4/28/13): Product Rating:

It was fun to read, and I enjoyed the humorous stories and the history. It's a general purpose book that will be of interest to all but the most experienced readers. I learned how tax laws affected how beer was brewed and developed. For example - Lambics - In Belgium there was a tax on the size of the mash tun, but you could have a 2nd tun fro non malted grains, so wheat was a natural (and un taxed) add on. All in all, one of the best beer books I've read.