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extensive use of hops. The
terms gruit and grut ale may also
refer to the
beverage produced using gruit. Today, however,
gruit is a
colloquial term applied...
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originally bittered with
gruit, a
mixture of
herbs or ****es
boiled in the wort
before fermentation,
before hops
replaced gruit as the
bittering agent....
- as the
earliest do****ented source.
Before this period,
brewers used a "
gruit",
composed of a wide
variety of
bitter herbs and flowers,
including dandelion...
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mixture called gruit as a
flavouring for beer from the
Middle Ages to the 16th century, but it fell into
disuse after hops
supplanted gruit herbs for political...
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natural preservative and
stabilising agent.
Other flavouring agents, such as
gruit, herbs, or fruits, may be
included or used
instead of hops. In commercial...
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would have been
flavoured with
meadowsweet in the
manner of a kv**** or
gruit made by
various North European tribes including the
Celts and the Picts...
- Ronchinne.
During the
Early and High
Middle Ages, beer was
produced with
gruit, a mix of
herbs and ****es that was
first mentioned in 974 when the bishop...
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century a rich
family from
Bruges received the
monopoly to levy
taxes on
gruit and
built a
structure to
store it. The
building was
changed in the early...
- wool
yellow and to tan leather. With malt,
heather is an
ingredient in
gruit, a
mixture of
flavourings used in the
brewing of heather-beer
during the...
- Traditionally, it has been used as one of the
flavoring and
bittering agents of
gruit ales, a type of unhopped,
fermented grain beverage. In
Vietnam as well as...
