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1st Place Winner of the 2012 Gourmand Award for Best in the World in the Beer category.

For millennia, beer has been a favorite beverage in cultures across the globe. After water and tea, it is the most popular drink in the world, and it is at the center of a $450 billion industry.

Edited by Garrett Oliver, the James Beard Winner for Outstanding Wine, Beer, or Spirits Professional, this is the first major reference work to investigate the history and vast scope of beer. The Oxford Companion to Beer features more than 1,100 A-Z entries written by 166 of the world's most prominent beer experts. Attractively illustrated with over 140 images, the book covers everything from the agricultural makeup of various beers to the technical elements of the brewing process, local effects of brewing on regions around the world, and the social and political implications of sharing a beer. Entries not only define terms such as "dry hopping" and "cask conditioning" but give fascinating details about how these and other techniques affect a beer's taste, texture, and popularity. Cultural entries shed light on such topics as pub games, food pairings and the development of beer styles. Readers will enjoy vivid accounts of how our drinking traditions have changed throughout history, and
how these traditions vary in different parts of the world, from Japan to Mexico, New Zealand, and Brazil, among many other countries. The pioneers of beer-making are the subjects of biographical entries, and the legacies these pioneers have left behind, in the form of the world's most popular beers and breweries, are recurrent themes throughout the book.

Packed with information, this comprehensive resource also includes thorough appendices (covering beer festivals, beer magazines, and more), conversion tables, and an index. Featuring a foreword by Tom Colicchio, this book is the perfect shelf-mate to Oxford's renowned Companion to Wine and an absolutely indispensable volume for everyone who loves beer as well as all beverage professionals, including home brewers, restaurateurs, journalists, cooking school instructors, beer importers, distributors, and retailers, and a host of others.

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Barley Wine: The strongest of beers. While not always literally approaching the alcohol content of wine, they are often brewed to alcoholic strengths of 10% ABV, and sometimes more. CHARLES FINKEL
Barrel-aging: A brewer at the Avery Brewing Company in Colorado prepares a blending session for barrel-aged beers.
JONATHAN CASTNOR PHOTOGRAPHY
Britain: A team of horses delivers beer from Samuel Smith’s Old Brewery, founded in 1758, to citizens of Tadcaster, England. Horse-drawn drays are still used to this day for many deliveries. MERCHANT DU VIN
Glassware: Photograph, c. 1933, illustrating various classic beer glass shapes. Prohibition caused a lack of public knowledge of how to serve alcoholic beverages, an issue addressed in this nationally syndicated photograph. PIKE MICROBREWERY MUSEUM, SEATTLE, WA
Insert, page 7: Home-grown and hand-picked Cascade hops and barley ready for homebrewing in Connecticut. The popular Cascade hops has become a signature flavor of many North American craft beers and is known for its grapefruit-like profile.
ERIC S. MCKAY

Insert, page 16: A collection of antique beer labels ranging from 1920–1950, from countries all over the world. While bottling has been around for millennia, the attachment of labels only gained general usage in the mid-19th century. PIKE MICROBREWERY MUSEUM, SEATTLE, WA

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"The Oxford Companion to Beer is like having an assortment of 24 terrific beers in one box. Pick one out, pop the cap, turn to a page, savor the beer, enjoy the random read. There are
more than 1,100 terrific companions for your beers." --Charlie Papazian, president of the Brewers Association and author of The Complete Joy of Homebrewing

"If scholarly detail and accuracy for brewing is your thirst, this book will be your definitive goto over and over again. Like a perfect pour, beer lovers will be able to appreciate this book for its artistry, craftsmanship and precision as well as its endless source of inspiration."--Mario Batali , acclaimed chef and restaurateur

"Beer―like baseball statistics or action movie quotes― is one of the many things guys act like they are experts on, but oftentimes are actually clueless about. This book is for anyone, male or female, who has ever wanted to know the once-and-for-all real facts about ales, ambers, porters, and lambics but was too afraid to ask. It's the clearest, most user-friendly guide to hoppy heaven I have ever come across and in my opinion the only 'beer book' you will need."--Adam Richman, host of Man V. Food Nation and author of America the Edible

"Garrett Oliver has become widely acknowledged as an expert not only in making beer, but in tasting it, pairing it, and talking about it."--New York Times

"[E]ncyclopedic in scope . . . In putting together the 'Oxford Companion' now, Mr. Oliver has captured the blossoming of a global beer culture at a thriving moment. . . . [A] definitive resource not just for beer enthusiasts but for amateur brewers, professional brewers and the thousands of restaurants that serve great beers but are staffed by people who may know little about them. . . . The 'Oxford Companion' is simply a wonderful resource for what, even when it's complex, unusual, unfamiliar or strikingly different, is still just beer, regardless of how it is dressed up." --Eric Asimov, The New York Times

"The Oxford Companion to Beer [is] an unprecedented compendium that encompasses global hops history, new-wave brewing techniques and anything else you could possibly want to know about the world's most popular alcoholic beverage." m--Time Out New York

"Demand for the Companion has already exceeded supply, and the book has sold out its initial print run. The 'dark ages of beer' seem to be over." --New York's "Grub Street"

"[The Oxford Companion to Beer] promises to be a comprehensive resource for those in the know and those hoping to get there some day." --SF Weekly.com

"We live in an amazing time for beer lovers. With more than 1,700 American breweries and counting, Oliver's massive reference book is a timely masterpiece that will make the perfect companion for craft beer's meteoric rise." --Mobile Press Register

"[W]ith the publication of The Oxford Companion to Beer we now have 920 pages of serious beer writing each page of which alone will trigger any number of arguments, plenty of scurrying for further sources and the occasional drifting of the book across the room, hopefully missing the lamp. This is a very good thing." --AGoodBeerBlog.com

"The most essential beer book you can buy . . . You open a page at random and you start reading, and you lose yourself in trivia, history, and bits of brewing science you always wanted to know but never got round to asking . . . Just about everything any sane person could want to know about beer is in this book . . . if you write about beer, study it or brew it, you simply cannot do without this book" --Pete Brown's Beer Blog

"At the end of the reading I felt buzzed. Not from beer, but from the amount of knowledge I had acquired. I have never considered myself to be a beer enthusiast, but after Garrett Oliver conveyed his passion for beer, that just might change." The CU Independent

"[T]he largest amount of knowledge about beer ever assembled in one book."
--Huffington Post

"The rise of craft beer has meant a lot of happy developments for beer lovers -- more quality breweries, more great bars and, lately, lots of interesting books. Among the most ambitious beer books is The Oxford Companion to Beer." --Chicago Tribune

"[T]he volume is encyclopedic in both scope and detail, and though I've spent hours looking through it, I've barely made a dent. What I have read, though, has been consistently fascinating." --Chicago Reader

"If ever you were in need of knowing every single fact there is to know about beer, this is apparently where to find it." --TotalBeerEnlightenment.com

"A book every beer lover must have . . . This is the new beer bible: the Encyclopedia Beertanica . . . You must have this book. It is magnificent. Whether you are an aspiring beer geek, an avid home brewer, or a professional brewer, you must have this book. It is the beer book." --Washington Beer Blog

"[A]ll sorts of fascinating beer-related facts have been poured into this 920-page everything-you-ever-wanted-to-know beauty of a book that has the answer for everything . . . In all sincerity, the book is terrific. It looks good, thanks in part to 16 pages of beautiful color photographs and hundreds of tasteful black-and-white images. It's got the heft you'd expect from a $65 scholarly tome. And it covers all the bases-from the variety of agricultural commodities that go into beer to the vast number of ways it can be brewed, with each method imparting its own taste and texture." --Fortune.com

"Thoroughly illustrated and beautifully typeset, the book is precisely what a companion should be: an engaging, subjective, erudite guide to the interested novice and, at the same time, a quick reference for the initiated. As a dedicated drinker all but ignorant of the chemistry behind brewing, I feel I've already learned a lot -- and I've only read through the five entries that start with 'acid-.'" --TheAtlantic.com

"So far I've read only a tiny fraction of what's in this book, and already my beer education has taken great leaps forward." --BostonGlobe.com

"Now, beer's faithful have their bible. The Oxford Companion to Beer, a formidable 920-page volume, chronicles the drink's history, from its birth more than 5,000 years ago in the grasslands of ancient Iraq to the modern craft-beer movement." --Globe and Mail

"And now the movement has a book so fine that it isn't likely to need another for a millennium or so. The Oxford Companion to Beer is, first of all, so handsome as to border on the pornographic . . . [It] is like a pub with enough taps to satisfy every variety of drinker . . . [Oliver] deserves unqualified praise for what is a huge achievement."
--TheNewRepublic.com

"The major release of the year . . . highly-anticipated." --Esquire.com

"[T]he only book you will ever have to read, from this point on, to survive. The Oxford Companion to Beer is your new BFF." --USAToday.com

"[W]ithout a doubt the most comprehensive educational resource on beer available . . . like any inexhaustible resource, it'll be with you for life." --Men's Health.com

"This may be one book that beer-lovers can't live without." --Culture: The Word on Cheese

"The Oxford Companion to Beer joins the drink-book canon as perhaps the most important tome on the subject. Why? Because it offers serious scholarship on everything from the details of the German hop industry to the controversy of California's 'steam beer' designation . . . a remarkable work. Even if you think beer is better drunk than contemplated, you'll find yourself cross-referencing this into the wee hours." --San Francisco Chronicle

"simply an incredible resource that every beer lover should have on the shelf."
--BayAreaCraftBeer.com

"This massive tome has the power to turn you from beer lover to beer connoisseur."
--ModernMan.com

"This title hits the sweet spot of popular appeal and bona fide subject rigor and is likely to catch the eye of even the most casual browser-display prominently. Recommended for the ever-increasing number of public collections serving local-beer enthusiasts and for most academic collections; likewise suitable for any beer imbiber's home collection."
--Library Journal

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Publisher ‏ : ‎ Oxford University Press; 1st edition (October 7, 2011)
Language ‏ : ‎ English
Hardcover ‏ : ‎ 960 pages
ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 0195367138
ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-0195367133
Item Weight ‏ : ‎ 3.79 pounds
Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 10.1 x 2 x 7.5 inches

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Garrett Oliver is the Brewmaster of The Brooklyn Brewery in New York City and one of the foremost authorities in the world on the subject of beer. A host of more than 700 tasting and pairing events in 12 countries over the past two decades, he is perhaps best known as the author of the award-winning book The Brewmaster’s Table. He has made many appearances on television and in other media, writes regularly for food and beer-related periodicals, and is a veteran judge of professional brewing competitions. His principal occupation is the creation of The Brooklyn Brewery’s well-regarded range of beers.

Garrett was a founding Board member of Slow Food USA and later became a member of the Board of Counselors of Slow Food International. He was also a 2009 and 2010 finalist for the James Beard Award as “Outstanding Wine or Spirits Professional.”

His last book, The Brewmaster’s Table: Discovering the Pleasures of Real Beer with Real Food, first published by HarperCollins in May, 2003, was the winner of a 2004 International Association of Culinary Professionals (IACP) Book Award and was a finalist for the 2004 James Beard Foundation Book Awards. The Brewmaster’s Table was released in a paperback edition in May of 2005.

Garrett is a graduate of Boston University and holds a degree in Broadcasting and Film. He was the recipient of the 1998 Russell Schehrer Award for Innovation and Excellence in Brewing, the 2003 Semper Ardens Award for Beer Culture (Denmark) and Cheers Beverage Media’s “Beverage Innovator of the Year” Award for 2006. In 2007, Forbes named him one of the top ten tastemakers in the country for wine, beer and spirits.

Garrett Oliver’s latest book is The Oxford Companion to Beer, published in September, 2011 by Oxford University Press; he is Editor-in-Chief. Covering more than 1,100 subjects, it is the most comprehensive reference book on beer ever published.

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The Most Useful Book in my Library.

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I recently purchased this book used. It was marked as "good" condition, but came almost brand new. Literally no marks, tears, or anything throughout the entire book or cover.

I'm currently studying for my Cicerone level 2, and am in the "Road to Cicerone" course for English/Irish styles. The book is a requirement for the class, as the class takes numerous readings from the book.

Originally, on purchasing the book, I had little idea what its contents were like. I had assumed that it would be much like the numerous wine encyclopedias or beer books on the market, where you can read from front to back in a coherent manner. This book is NOT like that. It's better. It's essentially a beer dictionary... but for every word, idea, or person, there is an in depth article. Imagine a dictionary where for each word, you get the entire history, context and usage of the word. That's this book, but for beer.

For instance, if you want to get an idea of what decoction is, you go to the D section of the book and there is an entire article that tells you the history of decoction brewing, the reasons for its existence, flavor attributes the style imparts on the beer, the differences between different decoctions... and then it gives a few examples of decoction mashes, including temperatures, ratios of water to grains, amount of thick mash that is generally pulled per decoction, and example styles which are generally single, double, or triple decocted.

I have yet to find a term that isn't covered in this book. There are easily over a thousand entries, and each is written with such a degree of detail that I have yet to look up a topic and NOT learn something about it.

My father got into brewing when I was five, I've been listening to him or helping him since I was eight, and I've been brewing on my own since I turned 21, I've been in beer sales for a few years, and have been a professional vintner for a few years as well. I have an extensive history with beer, wine, and fermentation in general. I have roughly 50 books in my beer/brewing library (And I've read all of them, save this book, from front to back), but this book is ALWAYS teaching me something new.

This book is TRULY a must have for any beer lover.

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I was torn whether to buy this as a print book, or Kindle edition. I decided to get the Kindle version because of the value of being able to carry it with me in my phone, computer, kindle, and iPad. I don't regret the decision.

The Kindle illustrations are quite good, which is not always the case. I always hesitate to buy Kindle books with illustrations. In OSX Lion, you can three-finger drag images from the book (on the cloud reader) into a word processor and see what the specs are. The images all seem to be 425ish-by-X (where X<425). Plenty of resolution to look very crisp in an ebook. Plenty of beautiful color. The book is not heavily illustrated. The one bitmap table I came across was readable, but not especially crisp (a very nice unit conversion chart).

The biggest letdown of the Kindle edition is common with Kindle books: the index's page numbers are useless. The index is also not hyperlinked. Thankfully, the contents are hyperlinked and most Kindle software will allow you to do a text search.

There are lots of very good web links following various sections. A couple of examples are that the draught section ends with a link to the BA's excellent technical manual, and the Cicerone section ends with a link pointing to the organization's web site. It is definitely a modern book that embraces the web.

There are already many reviews covering content. I haven't read enough to comment on that. What I have read so far has been accurate and concise. It isn't terribly in-depth on any topic, but covers a very wide range of topics.

Highly recommended. If you carry a smart phone, Kindle, or iPad it is a heck of a nice thing to keep in your pocket or bag. I'd give it five stars if the index were hyperlinked.

Cheers!

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Indispensible Reference for the Beer Extremist

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This is the book that beer's been waiting for. It's not so much a companion as an expensive, exhaustive, one-volume encyclopedia. The book itself is a beautiful thing to hold, slickly produced and substantial. The topics are truly encyclopedic: enzymes, beta-glucans, rare malt and hops varieties, obscure breweries all have their entry. There are a few problems-many of the articles are un-edited for grammar and usage; a few are outright hard to read. Never the less, for a beer geek like me, it's indispensable.

This isn't the only book you should have on your shelf however. If you want to brew, you need John Palmer's How to Brew. If you want a well-written and well-rounded education in all things beery, you'll need Short Course in Beer: An Introduction to Tasting and Talking about the World's Most Civilized Beverage
If you have a passion for a particular beer style, you'd do well to get a specialized book: I love Stan Hieronymous' Brew Like a Monk: Trappist, Abbey, and Strong Belgian Ales and How to Brew Them If beer and food is your passion, check out Oliver's other book, The Brewmaster's Table: Discovering the Pleasures of Real Beer with Real Food . If you're interested in beer travel guides, look for anything written by the redoubtable Pennsylvania Breweries (Beers) (Breweries Series) (his Pennsylvania Breweries is exemplary)

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The definitive beer book, and reference guide. Written ...

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The definitive beer book, and reference guide. Written by one of the shining stars in brewing today. This should be high on the list for any beer geek!

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as an aspiring, young commecial brewer, i find this book is a great read as well as a very handy reference. a good blend of interesting trivia and sound technical information.

Monsieur Pamplemousse

Beer at last - but a flawed Companion

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At long last, an Oxford Companion to Beer has arrived which, for me, completes the set with the Companion to Wine and the Companion to Food.

Like the other volumes, the Companion to Beer is a book to dip into and almost every page reveals some fascinating insights into aspects of the amber nectar.

It is not, however, flawless. Firstly, I was very disappointed to discover that it is an American publication and therefore has American spellings and phrasings. More importantly, there is an inappropriate American bias in the entries. For example, there are very large entries on prohibition and Anheuser-Busch. By comparison, Britain gets relatively short shrift and some of the minor, but interesting, beer-producing nations are hardly mentioned at all. Many minor American breweries get more space than important British, European and world breweries.

There are also factual errors. For example, under the entry on Shepherd Neame it states that Faversham is a port town. This may have been true 300 years ago but that description hardly qualifies now.

Finally, there are numerous typographical errors of various types.

Although this volume is a welcome addition the faults listed above are extremely annoying and distracting.

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J-AndreasFM

Absolutely complete

Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on April 20, 2012

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I saw this book in a store nearby and immediately ran home, where I ordered it via amazon.co.uk. This amazing compendium about everything that envolves beer is simply the most complete work I've seen so far.
Far away from these common books, which bring us a selection of couple beers the author believes are the most important for a certain region or country (and, that's always just his opinion, cause everyone of us would have a different list; and therefore it's always disappointing to read these kind of works), The Oxford Companion to Beer shows a lot more; in fact, it brings almost everything.
For example, it brings details about 72 species of hop, about 24 regions where hop is produced, and all details that involve this ingredient; and the same for malt, sorts of water etc.
All kinds of common beers are described, bringing details and interesting/useful facts.
The way beer is produced is described for every country, and every kind of beer, besides description of important people who led brewery into what we know today.
I believe this is a masterpiece, a must have for every beer lover.

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