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KANUFACTURING AND ADULTERATING LIQUORS.

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having recourse to artificial refrigeration, or the nse

of machinery for that purpose.

TABLE

Flrllibiting

the

Den.sitiea

of different

kinda

of

Beer.

Description.

/ Pounda per Barrel

Bpeclllc Gravity.

Burton Ale, let Clase

40

to

43

1.111

to

1.120

Do.

2d

"

36

to

40

1.097

to

1.111

Do.

3d

..

28

to

33

1.077

to

1.092

Ordinary Ale

25

to

27

1.070

to

1.073

Common Ale

21

1.088

Scotch

Ale, let Cla88

40

to«

1.111

to

1.122

Do.

2d

..

33

to

40

1.092

to

1.111

Porter (ordinary)

18

1.050

Do.

~good)

.

18

to

21

1.050

to

1.058

Do. double).

20

to

22

1.055

to

1.060

Brown Stout

23

1.064

Do.

(best)

26

1.072

Table Beer •

12

to

14

1.033

to

1.039

Table Beer (common)

6

1.014

ALE.

A

PALE-COLORED

liquor, brewed from lightly-dried

malt. It is usually described as containing more sac–

charinematter and mucilage than beer or porter ; but

this is not a characteristic of the finer kinds of ale, as

OU Burton, &otch, EWJt Indw,

and other varieties,

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