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We Are History

A Thoroughly Researched History of Beer

We Are History

Angela Barnes and John O'Farrell

History

4.9802 Ratings

🗓️ 30 November 2020

⏱️ 61 minutes

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How beer became the every drink of ordinary Britons, and the healthy option to give to your kids to stop them dying from cholera. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:34.4

Hello and welcome to We Are History, the most serious and respected history podcast on the

0:41.6

World Wide WebNet.

0:43.2

Today, Angela Barnes, what are we doing?

0:46.4

Oh, John.

0:47.9

Well, we had a little, we did an episode, didn't we, a couple of weeks ago, about the Battle

0:52.7

of Hastings.

0:53.6

Yes, and what was our main take out of it.

0:55.8

Our main take about it was be a good, wine bad, I think, essentially.

1:00.9

What's that?

1:01.5

The bloody Normans impose snobby wine on the English.

1:05.5

And we still go to a bloody posh party and they go red or white.

1:10.4

And John's there going how would jackie feel

1:13.1

after i went and got some cans of lager from the from the off license would she think it's

1:17.2

acceptable the answer was no i well the answer is yes if you'd ask me because i do this we're both

1:22.8

beer drinkers more than one drinkers we love a beer and so we thought why not do an episode

1:27.1

about the history of beer particularly the history of beer in Britain, because it's so entwined

1:32.4

in our history. I think the research needed for this. I have researched this like no other,

1:40.1

Angela. The minor error we have made, John, is recording this episode at 11 o'clock in the morning

1:46.5

you speak for yourself the book I read on this was a history of English ale and beer by

1:53.8

H.A. Moncton this was published in 1966 and it said average prices today are one and sixpence for a pint of draft beer in a pub.

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