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stout was
being made. As
standard stout has a
drier taste than the
English and
American sweet stouts, they came to be
called dry
stout or
Irish stout...
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second record dates to the
Stouts’
years in Middletown, New Jersey. On 26
February 1679-80, “Richard and
Penelope Stout” sold an orchard, acreage, house...
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Stouts Hill
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volume (ABV),
ranging from 8.5% to 12.2%.
Cream Stout Cream Stouts, also
known as milk
stouts or
sweet stouts, are dark-brewed
beers crafted with the inclusion...
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Between 1961 and 1975, 17,500
Stouts were sold in
South Africa - the
majority of them ****embled locally. A
version of the Lite
Stout,
equipped with the 1.9 litre...
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Todhunter Stout (/staʊt/;
December 1, 1886 –
October 27, 1975) was an
American writer noted for his
detective fiction. His best-known
characters are...
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September 2021. Foster,
Terry (2014). "Flavored
Porters and
Stouts".
Brewing porters and
stouts : origins, history, and 60
recipes for
brewing them at home...
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never make any
medical claims for our drinks." A 2003
study found that
stouts such as
Guinness could have a
benefit of
helping to
reduce the
deposit of...
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stout or
Stout in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Stout is a dark beer made
using roasted malts or
roast barley.
Stout may also
refer to:
Stout, Ohio...
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Barry Stout (November 7, 1936 –
October 29, 2016) was a
Democratic politician and
former member of the
Pennsylvania State Senate who
represented the...