Hops, yeast...and a lot of molasses
NYPL e Talea hanno riprodotto la ricetta 1757 di small beer di Washington (luppolo, molassi, 1-3% alcol, ambra scuro). La small beer era acqua potabile sicura per gli eserciti coloniali; NYPL la propone nei taproom per America 250 e come Liberty Lager contemporaneo.
Can you taste history? We try George Washington's original beer
Audio will be available later today.
The New York Public Library asked local brewery Talea to make a beer from George Washington's original recipe, which they have in their collection.
Jonathan Blanc/NYPL
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