A PRECIOUS FIND
In spite; of political; and economic difficulties Berlin recently found time '. to honour v' brewer who' rediscovered the lost.formula for Hussite beer.. It was once the favourite of all favourite beverages, jbut' Germany' has'f or nearly 500 years mourned itsi loss. The discoverer of the longrlost formula, who has become a national hero,'wishing his son to become.a brewer and to have a successful career, set-out'to discover oneway at least which would guarantee the future. The father ransacked the archives of -■ Bernau, the walled city !liear Berlin, where . centuries ago Hussite beer wail brewed by. a secret fornrula. There, on opening a~ packet of fourteenth century records ho found it. Father and son were thereupon compell to work overtime in an effort to satisfy' tho thirst of Berliners for^the long:lost' beer. The amount consumed at the opening ceremonies, was-a striking "testimonial t,o its popu-' larity.
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Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 83, 5 October 1933, Page 21
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147A PRECIOUS FIND Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 83, 5 October 1933, Page 21
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