Germany Beer Purity Law
Brewed without additives?
All German beers are made in accordance with the Reinheitsgebot (beer purity law). The same goes for some beers from other countries. I suffer from terrible hangovers when I drink anything with additives. I try to stick with German beers to be sure – but often, the bartender and I do not know if German beer is or filled with mud. I also found German beers made outside Germany. How I can get a complete list of beers (or just lager) prepared without additives? And does it matter that the beer is made?
NO no no no no, not all German beers are made in accordance with the Reinheitsgebot or seen ever. Not all German beers are also good, in fact, some are down right nasty taste. The laws have changed not only in Germany but were never really laws, but guidelines. Today and in recent years not all German brewers followed the Reinheitsgebot. Http: / / users.rcn.com/thor.dnai/dboard/dbnewsl/t9511e.htm http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reinheitsgebot For an excellent criticism on the Reinheitsgebot patto1ro/reinheit.htm http://www.xs4all.nl/ ~ case of a brewery great in any country you may suspect of their product that they call beer. If I am correct the article that I recommended is exploring how the Bavarians Germans forced the North to accept their ideas on beer in order to reduce competition. The Bavarians were the original beer of thugs ..
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