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Identifying Off Flavours In Beers

Technically any flavour that’s not meant to be in the beer by design is an off flavour, however it’s usually referring to unpleasant flavours that occur as a by-product of issues with brewing or packaging. Even these however can sometimes be a part of a beers character – if someone drinks a beer regularly and suddenly a flavour gets removed, they might be unhappy even if it’s typically seen as a negative!

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How Have Beer Tastes Changed?

Mild beers have a dedicated following, particularly in the West Midlands, but until a recent resurgence spearheaded by groups such as CAMRA, it has been a style out of favour. From one of the most popular varieties in the 1930s, in some places it was very difficult to even find a mild in the latter half of the 20th century. What causes the fortunes of a style to change so drastically?

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