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Louis Pasteur and Carlsberg Cure the ‘Beer Disease’  PDF Print E-mail
Author: Brendon Barnett   
Monday, 26 May 2008 00:44

"The large scale production of lager beer was only made possible by the work of Louis Pasteur and Dr. Emil Hansen from the Carlsberg Laboratory in the 1880s."

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