Hopped Beer: The Case For Cultivation |
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Authors: | D. Y. Delyser W. J. Kasper |
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Affiliation: | 1. Department of Geography, Syracuse University, 343 H.B. Cronse Hall, 13244, Syracuse, NY 2. Department of Geography, Pennsylvania State University, 302 Walker Building, 16802-5011, University Park, PA
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Abstract: | The history of hops, hopped beer, and hop cultivation is unclear and ambiguous. An assessment of the available literature reveals many contradictions, especially regarding the first use of hops in beer and the earliest incidence of hop cultivation. Historically, hops were used for a variety of purposes; now their primary use is as a preservative and flavoring in beer. Hop cultivation is poorly documented, but was certainly undertaken by the 10th century, most probably in response to the demand generated by beer-brewing. After comparing the literature and investigating source material, a chronology of hop use in beer and hop cultivation is proposed. |
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Keywords: | hops cultivation hopped beer |
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