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A brief history of lager

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Mark Dredge and Emma Inch have collaborated on this exciting feature length audio guide: A Brief History of Lager, crossing continents, spanning hundreds of years, taking in the evolution of lager from novel yeast strain to beloved beer. Featuring a vivid cast of real life characters, historic events, British and international brewing and drinking history’. Researched and written by Mark Dredge, recorded, produced and read by Emma Inch.

Mark Dredge

Award winning beer writer, educator and author Mark Dredge has penned a number of books on beer and food. Mark provides talks and tastings at events like the Great British Beer Festival as well as being the resident beer expert for Channel 4’s Sunday Brunch.
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