| Return of the yeasty boys (NZ) |
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| Wednesday, 01 February 2012 09:36 | |||
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In a hop-heavy world, brewers are finding inspiration in centuries-old farmhouse styles, writes James Smith. WITH some beers, it's all about the hops. In others, brewers are keen to showcase the malt characters. In the case of saisons - an increasingly popular farmhouse style with origins stretching back centuries to Belgium - the yeast is the key. Perhaps that's why Costa Nikias, the founder of one of Australia's newest brewing companies, went to such trouble to get hold of a strain with which he was happy. Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/executive-style/top-drop/return-of-the-yeasty-boys-20120128-1qmbb.html#ixzz1l5debLqA
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