
Britain’s Messy Habit of Messing with Beer
From the Snakebite and the Purple Nasty to the Light and Bitter and Lager and Lime, a close look at the very British art of adulterating beer.
- story: George Reynolds
- photo: Lizzie Munro
From the Snakebite and the Purple Nasty to the Light and Bitter and Lager and Lime, a close look at the very British art of adulterating beer.
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