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Way back in the late 18th and early 19th centuries, America was experiencing a huge influx of

European immigrants seeking greater economic prosperity, bringing with them important aspects of

their homeland, one of which was beer. Thankfully, both the Germans were perhaps one of if not

the more influential cultures on American brewing, which led to the massive rise in popularity of

pale logger. Unable to abide by the constraints of such brewing such beers, American brewers came

up with their own spin on the style that relied on the use of a pretty unique ingredient.

This is the Bruloscopy podcast. I'm your host, Marshall Schott, and joining me on this episode to

talk about the use of flaked maize, also known as corn, in cream ale, is a contributor Andy Carter.

Hey, Mars, yeah, yeah, I was really excited to venture into cream ale. A lot of my friends,

especially home brewers around here, started really getting into it a few years ago,

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