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Which sweet, unfermented liquid is extracted during mashing?
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Besides bitterness and aroma, what did hops originally give beer?
Answer: Natural preservation
Why: Hop acids curb spoilage bacteria but spare brewer's yeast, so Hanseatic towns like Hamburg could export beer from the 13th century.
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Which mineral salt sharpens hop bitterness in pale ales?
Answer: Calcium sulfate
Why: Brewers in Burton-upon-Trent became famous for pale ales because local well water naturally contained high calcium sulfate levels.
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Which scale measures dissolved wort extract as percentage by weight?
Answer: Degrees Plato
Why: One degree on the Plato scale equates precisely to one gram of sucrose-equivalent extract per hundred grams of liquid.
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What do brewers call beer made with top-fermenting yeast?
Answer: Ale
Why: Warm fermentation allows ale yeast to produce fruity aromatic compounds called esters.
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Which Irish city is home to the St. James’s Gate brewery?
Answer: Dublin
Why: Arthur Guinness signed a famous 9,000-year lease for the site in 1759 at an annual rent of £45.
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What traditional building with a conical roof dries fresh hops?
Answer: Oast house
Why: A wind-turned cowl on top of the conical roof pulls warm air upward across drying floors loaded with green hops.