stubby beer, also formeldehyde

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From: kgdykes
Date: Mon, 10 Nov 1986 11:31

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You can still get stubbies in Ontario from Labbats "Crystal" beer.
 
Also, Brick beer (a small independent in Waterloo,Ontario) doesnt have
 *ANY* extraneous chemicals, they use a very elabrate filtration system
in the process to prevent continuous fermenting and other things during
shelf life -- to me this un-pasteurized, un-chemical beer does have a
different taste (Also, they are AIMING at a German taste) than other
Canadian beers -- but quantities of this beer can be rough on the olde
digestive track :-) :-) ;-}

          - Ken Dykes
            Software Development Group, U. of Waterloo
            Waterloo, Ontario, Canada.  N2L 3G1  (+1 519) 885 1211
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Subject: stubby beer, also formeldehyde
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