Book contents
- Beer Law
- Beer Law
- Copyright page
- Dedication
- Contents
- Figures
- Tables
- Foreword
- Acknowledgements
- 1 About Beer, Beer Brewing, and Beer Law
- 2 Germany
- 3 Healthy Laws for Unhealthy Beers?
- 4 The Nordic Countries
- 5 Beer Seen through Intellectual Property Glasses, and Intellectual Property through Beer Glasses
- 6 Belgium as a Beer Country (or Beer as a Belgian Country?)
- 7 Consumer Protection and Unfair Competition Law
- 8 Czech Beer Culture
- 9 Contracts, Competition, International Trade, and the Environment
- 10 North America
- 11 Why Tax Beer
- 12 British and Irish Beer Traditions
- 13 Broader Lessons from the Regulation of Beer
- Postscript
- Bibliography
- Index
Postscript
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 26 September 2025
Book contents
- Beer Law
- Beer Law
- Copyright page
- Dedication
- Contents
- Figures
- Tables
- Foreword
- Acknowledgements
- 1 About Beer, Beer Brewing, and Beer Law
- 2 Germany
- 3 Healthy Laws for Unhealthy Beers?
- 4 The Nordic Countries
- 5 Beer Seen through Intellectual Property Glasses, and Intellectual Property through Beer Glasses
- 6 Belgium as a Beer Country (or Beer as a Belgian Country?)
- 7 Consumer Protection and Unfair Competition Law
- 8 Czech Beer Culture
- 9 Contracts, Competition, International Trade, and the Environment
- 10 North America
- 11 Why Tax Beer
- 12 British and Irish Beer Traditions
- 13 Broader Lessons from the Regulation of Beer
- Postscript
- Bibliography
- Index
Summary
The Postscript seeks to provide a practical illustration of beer recipe design, ingredient selection, and the brewing process. To that end, a beer was designed and brewed specifically for this book – the ‘Law Beer’. The aim was for this beer to represent something from each of the countries in which the six authors live – Australia, Belgium, Czech Republic, and Germany. Each of these countries has made significant contributions to the world of beer. The recipe uese malt from Germany, yeast from Belgium, hot side hops from the Czech Republic, and cold side hops from Australia. The Postscript combines a description of this beer and the process involved, with a range of references to laws that have shaped aspects of the ingredients chosen for this beer.
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