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				<title>Bioprospecting - Capturing Local Microbes For Fermenting Beer</title>
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				<description>The idea of wild yeast capture , sometimes known by the much cooler name bioprospecting, for making beer has interested me for a long time. I have started down this path a couple of times, with my first attempt successfully capturing a yeast from a blend of Michigan grown apples pressed into cider. This was …</description>
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