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CONTENTS.
To make spicy spirit, . .
How to prepare cochineal for colouring liqueurs.
Cooling Deinks,
Currant, raspberry, and strawberry waters,
Lemonade, ....
Orgeat water, ....
Orangeade, ....
To precipitate the colour, &c. from molasses, .
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PART III.
A SHOUT AND SIMPLIFIED TREATISE ON DOMESTIC BREWING.
Brewing, ..... 245
Waters, ...... 259
Malt, 261
Mashing, ...... 263
Sparging, ...... 267
Boiling, ...... 269
Cooling, ...... 271
Fermentation, ..... 273
Casting, ...... 277
Fining, ...... 279
Brewing from a quarter of malt, . . . 281
Porter, ...... 290
The interior of a brewery, . . . 292
The copper, ...... 293
The mash-tub or tun, .... 295
The underback or receiver from the mash-tun, 297
The coolers, ..... ib.
Fermenting tuns, ..... 298
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British wine-maker, and domestic brewer
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