Yearbook 2019 of the Society for the History of Brewing e.V. (GGB)

About the book

The yearbooks of the Society for the History of Brewing e.V. appear annually. The history of brewing and breweries is prepared in specialist articles, small treatises and essays report on interesting and interesting anecdotes about beer. This makes the GGB yearbook more than just an activity report, but also an important and informative contribution to the preparation of the history of a German industrial and craft sector.

subjects

• Michaela Knör: In memory of Max Delbrück and Emil Fischer
• Tullio Zangrando: The Ping in the Brewery: Some Memories from Earlier Times
• Hans-J. Manger: From Barrel to Keg-On the development of beer transport packaging, Part 1: Barrels made of wood
• Peter Lietz: The rediscovery of the “Berlin whites” and the importance of microbes
• Andreas Urbanek: The first Silesian cork factory N. Schäffer and the first Silesian cork factory with steam operation, Gebr. Guttsmann
• W. D. Speckmann: Brewing in the Lipper Land, part 2
• Hans-J. Manger: That was the Engelhardt Brewery Society in Berlin
• Edgar Forster: The Beer in Europe's Languages-The Language History of the Word Beer
• Markus Fohr: History and development of the brewing industry in Bulgaria from 1878 to the present day
• Jörg Kirchhoff, Thomas Köhler: History of a copper brewing pan
• Martin Herda: Riedl-Riedenstein'sche Schlossbrauerei Aich near Karlsbad
• Hans-J. Manger: The Michel'sche Brewers' School
• Gunter Stresow: Dangerous glass? /High Gravity Brewing almost 200 years ago/Nicolas Appert and the thermal preservation
• Markus Fohr: Beer styles through the ages in Great Britain and the USA
• Martin Herda: The Victoria Brewery in Szczecin
• Fritz Halm: From beer in Weimar
• Brewing in Luxembourg and the Bofferding brewery

An overview of the literature received in the Schultze-Berndt Library, the report on the 81st Ordinary general meeting of the GGB 2019 in Bascharage/Luxembourg by GGB managing director Alexander Hofmann and the list of members round off the yearbook.

Published by the Society for the History of Brewing Berlin (GGB) e.V.