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Dany Griffon & Jean-Paul Hebert
Toutes les bieres moussent-elles ? [PDF ebook]
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Les bières, millénaires, universelles, ont accompagné le développement des civilisations. 1, 8 milliard d'hectolitres est produit chaque année par les brasseries industrielles auquel il faut ajouter les boissons de type « bière autochtone ». Les dolos en Afrique, chichas en Amérique du Sud, saké en Asie échappent aux statistiques mais toutes témoignent du génie de l'homme pour transformer un amylacé en boisson saine et nourrissante. Les réponses aux 80 questions apportées dans l'ouvrage couvrent aussi bien les bières industrielles que les pratiques artisanales, familiales ou traditionnelles de nombreux pays. Un ouvrage à consommer sans modération.

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Idioma Francés ● Formato PDF ● ISBN 9782759206414 ● Editorial QUAE ● Publicado 2010 ● Descargable 3 veces ● Divisa EUR ● ID 8085382 ● Protección de copia Adobe DRM

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