Reinheitsgebot (English Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Reinheitsgebot" in English language version.

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  • Christian Rätsch (29 July 2015). "Urbock oder echtes Bier" (in German). Retrieved 26 August 2015. Diese ehemaligen Anpflanzungen leben in verschiedenen Ortbezeichnungen bis heute fort, z.B. Bilsensee, Billendorf, Bilsengarten und vor allem im böhmischen Pilsen. So hat die Stadt, nach der unser modernes, stark gehopftes Bier "Pilsner" heißt, seinen Namen selbst vom Bilsenkraut, das dem echten "Pilsener Bier", nämlich dem Bilsenkraut-Bier seinen Namen verlieh! In der Schweiz lebt der alte Name pilsener krut in der Bezeichnung Pilsenkraut bis heute fort.

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  • Mason, Betsy (23 April 2010). "April 23, 1516: Bavaria Cracks Down on Beer Brewers". Wired. Retrieved 5 September 2015. While barley is not very digestible and consequently does not make for good eating, grains like wheat and rye are great for bread. The Bavarian leadership wanted to head off competition for those grains, in order to keep the price of food down.

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