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Date Posted: 09:32:47 09/12/02 Thu
Author: Kirby Muehling
Subject: Monastic Breweries

Yes. Monastic breweries is the subject. I have decided that it would be interesting to investigate the truth behind all the myths of monks making beer. The only information I have been able to acquire so far is from the beer companies themselves, as lots of them claim to be originally a monastic brewery. I was just wondering if anyone could point me towards some resource (as obscure as it must be) which might mention monks making beer. It's awfully hard to get people to take you seriously at a Christian College's library when you ask for an Inter-Library Loan of a book titled "The Beers of Belgium."

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