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Which beer style began in the 1840s after protests over bad beer?
Answer: Pilsner
Why: In 1838, 36 barrels of bad beer were reportedly dumped in Pilsen's square, before its new brewery hired Bavarian Josef Groll.
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What can make a beer bottle gush without excess carbonation?
Answer: Fungal infection on barley
Why: Fusarium proteins from infected barley can seed CO2 bubbles, making beer gush when opened.
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Which Polish wheat beer uses only oak-smoked malt?
Answer: Grodziskie
Why: Grodzisk was called Grätz under Prussian rule, which gave the style the name Grätzer, and the last brewery making it closed in 1993.
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Which gas makes beer fizzy as it ferments?
Answer: Carbon dioxide
Why: Many modern commercial breweries capture excess fermentation gas and scrub it clean to carbonate future production runs.
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Why did medieval Europeans drink beer in such massive quantities?
Answer: It was a cheap source of nutrition and calories
Why: Contrary to the popular myth that medieval water was deadly, people drank beer primarily because it was a safe, nutrient-dense "liquid bread."
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Which mineral in Burton-on-Trent's water famously boosts hop bitterness?
Answer: Calcium sulfate
Why: Brewers worldwide add gypsum to replicate Burton's mineral profile, a water-treatment process known as Burtonization.