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About how beer, wine, or spirits are aged to reach their finished state or about how to age one yourself after purchase.
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Does beer expiration change based on yeasts?
Part of my job involves selling beer. I was told by a coworker that visible yeast particulates at the top of a beer bottle indicate that it's not fit for consumption, whereas yeast at the bottom is fi …
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