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"Brewing history" is a non-fiction category that explores the origins, development, and cultural impact of brewed and fermented beverages — most commonly beer, ale, and related drinks (including mead, cider, sake and, in some treatments, distilled spirits). It encompasses archaeological and anthropological studies of ancient brewing practices, technical histories of ingredients and equipment, the industrialization and commercial evolution of breweries, regulatory and economic contexts, and the social meanings of drinking in different societies. Books in this category may be regional or comparative histories, biographies of influential brewers, or accounts of movements like temperance or the modern craft-beer revival, and they often combine culinary, scientific, and cultural perspectives to show how brewing shaped and was shaped by human history.

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