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				<title>Burton Ale Tasting Notes</title>
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				<description>Tasting notes for my Burton Ale, brewed in May 2015, aged and then served as a winter warmer. The beer underwent a 4 hour boil.</description>
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				<title>My Take on a Burton Ale</title>
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				<description>A few months ago I came across an old English style of beer, the Burton Ale, that seems to be all but forgotten these days, excepting a few blogs, such as Martyn Cornell’s Zythophile and a 2011 article in Zymugry (co-written by the Martyn Cornell and the late Antony Hayes). While details are scarce about …</description>
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