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 | | Fritz: More formally, he is Frederick Louis Maytag III, and it is under that name that he came from Iowa to Stanford in 1955, graduated four years later, stayed for three years of grad school and then, abruptly, quit to buy a suffering little brewery in the City. |
 | | She says Maytag is on his way, and would I care to wait in the bar. |
 | | Maytag found an even older recipe for beer, and this led to Anchor's 1991 experiment with "Sumerian beer." Unveiled at the American Beer Festival, here were a bunch of folks working from a formula found in tablets dating to 3000 B.C., sucking on tubes as, apparently, the ancients used to do. |
| www.stanfordalumni.org /news/magazine/1996/sepoct/articles/beer.html (3116 words) |
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