Recipes for Ale

§4§lRecipes for Ale§0 §4§l and Beer§0 §0-------------------§0 §0 §0 §0Ale is the simplest§0 §0brew known to the §0 §0good folk of this world.§0 §0 §0Many have sought to refine it further, inventing stronger brews and more potent as a result.

This book explores the creation of Ales, and Beers, and perhaps more.

§2§lBrewing of Ale§0 §2§l----------------§0 §0 §0Ales and beers always begin with a fine selection of Wheat. Use only the best.§0 §0 §0For fuller beers, use more wheat. Cook it longer. Age it. Enjoy it.

However to start, let's discuss Ale.§0 §0 §0Start with 9 wheat, cook it lovingly for 8 minutes, and age it for 2 years in an oak cask.§0 §0 §0This light drink will please regardless of the weather.

Now on to Beer. §0 §0 §0Double your wheat, and i cr a h§0 §0 §0o 3 rs bu ook too lo .§0 §0 §0 /\ /\§0 §0\_/^\ / \_ /§0 §0 \/ \ /§0 §0 ^