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	All About Beer Feature: Vanishing Mild
		Brown malt and brown beer remained a vital element in porter brewing, and it was from the success of porter that a new type of brown beer—mild ale—emerged.
		Such is the decline of mild ale today that the name is synonymous with "weak." It was not the case in the 19th and early 20th centuries.
		Mild ale became victim to the inexorable rise of pale ale and the creation of giant national brewers who could not be bothered with small volume brands.
	www.allaboutbeer.com /features/mild.html (2812 words)

	Mild But Not Meek
		Milds were designed to be consumed in large amounts without knocking the drinker out; the beer was popular amongst the working class, particularly amongst those who worked in strenuous jobs.
		Smoked beers were standard as most malt (called brown malt) was malted over wood fires rather that the coal fires that were starting to be used for the new style of brewing malt called pale malt.
		Milds were the most popular beer in Britain until the economic boom of the Fifties when the beer was shunned because of its working class image.
	oz.craftbrewer.org /Recipes/beerstyle/Mild/index.shtml (1365 words)

	A Good Beer Blog
		When walking the beer section of Whole Foods we often buy them whenever we see them and our excuse is always, "this is the only time of the year that we can get them." Of course, this period of time is always 3 months long, but we ignore that.
		As a beer this is one of the better beers of the bunch but its hoppiness distracts from the pumpkin ale concept.
		In the context of my sour beer studies, this one is subdued and shows more plank than the mellowing or vanilla-ing that beer in the wood often imparts.
	beerblog.genx40.com (3586 words)

	Beer reviews, beer guide, beer gifts, beer review guide
		Sometimes a man just has to have a beer that will put hair on his chest, and Mike says Old Rasputin Russian Imperial Stout is up to the task.
		Mike says it's also a light, comfortable beer for those lazy days when the living is easy and you don't feel like stumbling over the deck after the cookout.
		With a smooth, mild taste and 4.5% alcohol content, Mike says Smithwick’s Irish Ale is ideal to pound and the perfect complement to the staple Irish foods.
	www.bullz-eye.com /beer (2515 words)

	Mild - Beer - Ale - Stout
		Mild is the English term indicating an ale that is only lightly hopped.
		These beers were devised to be drunk in large quantities by manual workers, and have in recent years suffered from their blue-collar image.
		Beer is perfect for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
	www.beer-ale-stout.com /mild.htm (287 words)

	Mild ale - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Mild Ale is one of the oldest styles of beer from England, and originally meant a young or immature ale.
		Due to expanding population and demand for beer in the 18th century, some brewers began to sell beer before it was ready, at a lower cost than fully matured ales which could require cellaring in the bottle for up to a year.
		Milds are still popular in the West Midlands, Wales and Northwest England, but are less popular than bitter in the rest of the world.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mild_beer (279 words)

	Make Mine Mild (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Beers around the 18th and 19th centuries had a sour taste as a result of the primative brewing methods at the time, the mild style of beer was called just that because of it's lack of sourness.
		This was a strong beer in those days but It's strength has decreased over time; during the early 19th century a typical mild would have an ABV of around 8% and in the early 20th century around 5%, finally settling around 3.4% at this present time.
		Mild was cheap, slightly sweet and very strong at around 8% ABV, but the first world war and barley rationing led to a fall in alcohol strength.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /simon.allen/mild.htm (1029 words)

	Rediff On The NeT Business Special: Hardened guzzlers give Indian beer-makers a new high
		With the size of the beer market for 1998-99 pegged at 68 million cases, strong beer is slated for a 30 per cent growth rate -- roughly thrice its mild counterpart's 9 per cent.
		That is, beer consumption by an Indian in a year is equal to that consumed by a Czech in a day.
		For example, the western and southern states account for 70 per cent of the beer consumption because of the tropical climate and high concentration of breweries in these regions (of the 48 breweries, nine are in Maharashtra itself).
	www.rediff.com /business/1999/sep/06beer.htm (1228 words)

	Beer
		A beer that is brewed in the style and manner of trappist beers.
		Beer fermented more slowly and at cooler temperatures than ale, with bottom-fermenting yeast, and which is then aged for a smooth, clean flavor and aroma.
		A cardboardy or vinous flavor in beer that is the result of the beer being exposed to oxygen for too long.
	www.sallys-place.com /beverages/beer/beer_lexicon.htm (1839 words)

	Beer and Ale
		When this beer is aged in a large bottle (result is different from in small bottles), then the beer takes on a port-like flavor.
		The cheese makes the beer taste extra sweet, and the beer tames some of the smoke, but then after the sweet malty flavor of the beer is over, the smoke comes back.
		The beer ruined the cheese, and the cheese ruined the beer.
	www.cheesemistress.com /beer.htm (1292 words)

	Mild beer to be available in Maharashtra stores
		Beer guzzler across Maharashtra can rejoice as the state government intends to make available the milder version of beer available in departmental stores.
		The ratio of sale of strong and mild beer is 70:30.
		With this decision, Maharashtra has probably become the only state where mild beer would be available in departmental stores.
	www.rediff.com /news/2003/sep/28maha.htm (301 words)

	BBC - Nottingham Features - The Nottinghamshire Mild trail
		Mild is one of the oldest beer styles in the world – originating from the middle ages
		In the mid-19th century, both ‘ales’ and ‘beers’ were popular with drinkers; the prime difference between them was that ales (pale ales and Milds) were not vatted i.e.
		There was also a definite recipe distinction in the early days between ale and beer – basically, ales didn’t contain hops, the ingredient that give beers that bitter taste’, although nowadays most of them do of course, along too with dark malts in the case of the Milds we drink today.
	www.bbc.co.uk /nottingham/features/2003/05/mild_trail.shtml (1049 words)

	Styles of Beer
		Lager beers are light in color, high in carbonation and tend to be less alcoholic than ales.
		Mild Beer: Developed as a sweeter and cheaper alternative to dark ales and porters.
		Mild beer was a popular beer in the mid-nineteenth century but has all but disappeared in most pubs.
	www.drinkfocus.com /beer/beer-styles.php (574 words)

	Vol1 Iss2 Page 4 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		For the first 200 years of hopped beer in the UK (1480-1680) all beers were mild.
		As a first approximation one could say that any beer with a mildness index of 3 or below is definitely a mild, above an index of 3-4 the beer is not a mild, and between 3 and 3.4 are the borderline, slightly over-bitter minds.
		Because of the diversity of mild ales it is not possible to choose one formulation as representing the whole class.
	www.users.zetnet.co.uk /dpickett/docs/cba/cba2/v1i2p4.htm (1377 words)

	►►Beer Mixes USA Beer Mixes Canada Beer Mixes Int'l Beer Mixes (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The alcohol content of the beer is determined by the total amount of malt extract, sugars and fruit added to the beer mix.
		Beer® is designed for the beginning and advanced homebrewers and is the state-of-the-art in the hombrewing industry.
		Beer® heartily recommends these for the first time brewer and each comes with instructions so you can brew awesome beer, even without experience.
	beermachine2000.tripod.com /beer_mixes.html (1114 words)

	Chesterfield & District Campaign for Real Ale - Our campaigning issues - Mild
		Mild is definitely more popular than it was, but it still needs to be promoted and supported by drinkers everywhere, so we don’t lose this style of beer altogether ~ we need all the choice we can get!
		Thankfully the weather was rather mild when we caught the bus up to Bolsover to launch Mild Month on the 1st May. A group of hardy branch members had decided to brave the crowds and do the Bolsover Fun Run.
		Mild Month was in full swing when a few branch members met in Sheffield, at the Cask and Cutler, to do the serious business of presenting the Mild of the Festival Award for Port Mahon Brewery’s Moorgate Mild+ ~ a dark fruity Mild that was a hit at February’s Chesterfield Beer Festival.
	www.chesterfieldcamra.org.uk /mild.html (1635 words)

	ChronicTonic.com - Beer and Pub reviews, homebrewing information (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Mild by grainy malt flavor finishes out to a mild hop bite to clear the taste buds for gulp number 2.
		Only caveat here was that the beer board said it was only served in 10 oz glasses for $2.00, but came in a Libby pint glass with a 4 inch head of foam (roughly 10 oz of liquid) for which we were charged $4.00.
		The color is a muddy brown and the aroma is a mild smokey campfire smell - not overpowering or chemical tainted.
	www.chronictonic.com /beer.html (14317 words)

	English Pale Mild Ale - Beer Advocate
		Similar to an ordinary bitter yet not as hoppy, the English Pale Mild Ale is a delicate malty brew.
		Hops are generally mild with a balancing bitterness.
		View the Top Beers for English Pale Mild Ale.
	beeradvocate.com /beer/style/76 (142 words)

	Real Beer Blog: Mild Beer (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Someone who saw the post asked me what exactly mild is and other than a beer of low gravity I struggled to give them an accurate explanation.
		The campaign is 'Wild about Mild' and is centered on National Mild Day on 7th May. CAMRA is producing all sorts of promotional material, running a competition and encouraging pubs to stock at least one mild throughout May. Full details of the campaign can be found here.
		Elsewhere on the site I found this useful article that explains exactly what mild is. Basically it's a beer that is less hopped than a bitter, using darker malts or roasted barley to compensate taste wise.
	www.realbeerblog.com /2005/03/mild_beer.html (336 words)

	Brew Pubs Arizona - beer reviews and ratings (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The beer sampler is served in six tall mini-mugs on a circular wood rack.
		The beer sampler is delivered in a clever metal rack that places the six samples on a laminated placemat that is kept on the table.
		The beer sampler was served in 3 ounce classes on a labeled wood tray; however, the labels on the tray were not current.
	www.brewpubcritic.com /Arizona.html (6185 words)

	Brookston Beer Bulletin » Beer Education
		Cask conditioned Mild is a rarity in a lot of parts of the country, which is a crying shame, because Mild is a distinctive and tasty beer.
		Basically it is a beer that is less hopped than bitter, etc. The darkness of Dark Milds, such as Greene King XX Mild, comes from the use of darker malts and/or roasted barley which are used to compensate for the loss of Hop character.
		In the latter half of the 19th Century, milds were brewed to about the same strength as bitters as a response to the demand for a sweeter beer from the working classes and in those days most bitters were around 6 to 7% ABV.
	www.brookstonbeerbulletin.com /category/beer-education (4461 words)

	English Dark Mild Ale - Beer Advocate
		The quintessential British session beer, like its name suggests, a Mild is known for its low level of hops character.
		Traditionally a draft beer made popular in London and the Midlands of England.
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	beeradvocate.com /beer/style/75/40 (182 words)

	Catch & Release » Blog Archive » double mild, beer books and magazines
		Practical Brewings wasn’t the only beer book that Amsinck wrote: in 1837 his A Retrospective View of the Quantity of Strong Beer Brewed by the First Ten Houses from 1800 to 1830 was published [see JBSummer].
		It’s wonderful to drink a pint of beer that is so low in alochol that you don’t even notice it: great taste, less inebriation.
		Since that time, The AOB has axed the editor and her staff and put the whole publishing function of the Association nder a single umbrella staff that, as far as I could tell, was a one-man show named Ray Daniels.
	www.donavanhall.net /blog/?p=214 (1465 words)

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	Mild in London - Planet Bods
		Whilst the idea of keeping an up to date website of pubs in London selling Mild continues to be a good one, it is unfortunately one that I cannot keep alive by myself.
		This website has also struggled to attract visitors - it is a niche pub guide website and niche guides are not always well found by visitors.
		Finding mild ales in pubs in London continues to be rare, however continue to be thankful for those pubs that do.
	www.planetbods.org /mildinlondon (121 words)

	Leeds Beer Cider and Perry Festival - Beer (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The term "beer" is used to encompass a lot of real ale styles.
		The beer list also includes the mild, but as there is a mild of the festival award we have also given mild its own page where you will can view a seperate mild list.
		The Leeds Beer, Cider and Perry Festival is brought to you in association with the Yorkshire Evening Post.
	www.leedsbeerfestival.co.uk /beer.shtml (251 words)

	HOMEBREW Digest #2353 Thu 20 February 1997
		The beers I tasted locally in the bars and reported on previously were the "Crystal" which had been filtered,and had none of the sharpness or hoppy nose I experienced at the brewery.
		If the beer is uncarbonated, it should not foam upon filling unless you have a very large height difference between the top of the beer in the source container and the bottom of the filling tube.
		I've used an orange-tipped, spring-loaded filler for nearly 10 years and my beers have been remarkably free from oxidation problems (one notable example was an 18-month-old, 1.034 OG, English Mild that made it to the 2nd round of the AHA National Competition).
	hbd.org /hbd/archive/2353.html (7194 words)

	Mild Beer Sausage
		This award winning sausage was created after the hot beer sausage and remains to be the number ONE seller of any item you will find on our menu!
		The butcher's wife loved the flavor of the hot beer sausage, but could only handle one bite because it was too hot!
		Don't let the name fool you, for there isn't any beer in our recipe, but it sure goes well with beer.
	www.saxxmeat.com /item122994.ctlg (124 words)

	Realbeer.com: Beer News: Mild chosen best beer in Britain
		The mild beer is described in the 2000 Good Beer Guide as, "A smooth, well-balanced dark mild with a fruity aroma.
		The Burnley brewed mild was chosen as the overall winner from over 30 finalists in five categories including beers from tiny micros to major national brewers.
		It proves that a mild style beer is still in demand with today's drinkers.
	www.realbeer.com /news/articles/news-001293.php (360 words)

	Paste Magazine :: Feature :: The Donnas :: Pimpin' Mild Beer and Good Socks (Page 1)
		And Budweiser is the beer we always like to drink—it’s so mild and refreshing.
		But the last time I was at Target,” she scowls, “I applied for the Target credit card ’cause you get 10% off.
		Filled with characters simultaneously searching for and running away from their pasts, while soft drums, fiddles, organs, and dobros add a welcome bit of lightness.
	www.pastemagazine.com /action/article?article_id=1307 (471 words)

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