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Community Orchards for Beginners

Community Orchards for Beginners

Series: Orchards

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cider perry
There’s a recent addition to my home town. It’s not a new housing estate or a big supermarket chain as we’ve become accustomed, but a collection of fruit trees planted in a park by our local council. The trees include some traditional varieties to th...

Rachel Hendry

American Heirloom Cider Apples: A Complex Journey From Culinary Colonisers to Craft Cider Revivalists

American Heirloom Cider Apples: A Complex Journey From Culinary Colonisers to Craft Cider Revivalists

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International Women’s Collaboration Brew Day

International Women’s Collaboration Brew Day

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The International Women’s Collaboration Brew Day (IWCBD) is an annual event that takes place concurrently with International Women’s Day (IWD). Brewers take the opportunity to invite local women and women’s groups along to brew a beer that is either...

Laura Hadland

An ecological case for perry pear trees

An ecological case for perry pear trees

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perry
Imagine a plant over ten times the height of even the tallest human, with a canopy whose wingspan covers the same measurement. Imagine that plant every year, or every other year, summoning the energy to produce over a ton of fruit. And imagine that p...

Adam Wells

An Introduction to Perry Pt.2

An Introduction to Perry Pt.2

Series: An Introduction to Perry

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perry
In the second and final part of CAMRA's Introduction to Perry series, Adam Wells visits Little Pomona Orchard and Cidery to find out about the Perry making process and to learn more about the differing styles of perry.

Jonny Garrett

An introduction to Perry Pt.1

An introduction to Perry Pt.1

Series: An Introduction to Perry

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perry
In this video author Adam Wells provides a vast but accessible guide into the world of perry. With visits to Gregg's Pitt perry pear orchard, Ross-on-Wye Cider and Perry Company, and Ross-one-Wye's own pub The Yew Tree.

Jonny Garrett

The Brewing Process

The Brewing Process

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beer
Learn and Discover's quick guide to the brewing process.
What are real cider & perry?

What are real cider & perry?

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cider
The short and easy to understand new definition was developed by CAMRA in order to make it easier to identify which are real ciders and perry: CAMRA defines real Cider or Perry as being fermented from the whole juice of fresh pressed apples or pear...
What are live cider & perry?

What are live cider & perry?

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cider
CAMRA encourages and promotes cider and perry which retain active yeast with the potential to carry on fermenting, however, slowly, right up to the moment you drink it. Cider and Perry are not brewed like beer, but fermented like wine. The fermentati...
Diversity, representation, beer and cider

Diversity, representation, beer and cider

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beer cider
Beer is amazing. Cider and Perry are amazing. Depending on your tastes, on those two things I am sure we can all agree. Our favourite drinks, their rich social, cultural and economic history unite us in a common narrative of enjoyment and craft. Alth...
Hops

Hops

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beer
Up until the middles ages (1500s-1600s), British ale remained an unhopped drink made by fermenting sprouted barley grains known as malt. If ale was flavoured it was done with a range of bittering and potentially psychoactive herbs and spices such as...
Yeast

Yeast

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beer
Saccharomyces cerevisiae, literally sugar fungus (in latinised greek), is a species of yeast. Yeast are microspcopic single-celled fungi. Along with other fungi such as mold, yeasts are collectively responsible for a myriad of luxury and staple drink...

CAMRA

Malt

Malt

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beer
Malt. You’ve probably heard and uttered the word countless times: Maltesers, malt whisky, malt biscuits, malt extract. The list is endless. The reason we have such a wealth of malt products in our lives? Beer!

CAMRA

Water

Water

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beer
Water is fundamental to brewing. Without it there would be no wort and no volume of liquid to take on the flavours and textures of the ingredients and adjuncts used in brewing. Equally as important are the pH of the water and the dissolved minerals a...
What is live beer?

What is live beer?

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beer
In the early 1970s, CAMRA coined the term ‘real ale’ to describe traditionally kept beers, served from a specific type of barrel called a cask, without the injection of additional carbon dioxide gas. The Campaign launched a vocal effort to promote th...