zymurgy造句

• The science of fermentation is known as zymology or zymurgy.
• I like to practice zymurgy for fun.
• "tegular " and " zymurgy, " which are now included.
• They also provide monthly classes for beginning homebrewers as well as the meeting place for the local homebrew club the Mid-Columbia Zymurgy Association.
• Gone are Molotov cocktail, women's liberation, monkey wrench, Novocain and zymurgy ( a word for fermentation that hasn't been used or abused in decades ).
• Other organizations and annual events subsequently founded by Papazian include the Institute for Brewing Studies, Brewers Publications, the Great American Beer Festival, the World Beer Cup, and Zymurgy magazine.
• Information ranges from adzuki beans ( a small reddish-brown bush bean cultivated in China and Japan ) to zymurgy ( the science of fermentation, especially as it applies to brewing ).
• "We Never Had It So Good " by David Williams published by Zymurgy is a collection of short stories about a young boy growing up in Ashington in the late 1950s.
• But once he's succeeded in his experiments-- via a process that comes across as a combination of acupuncture, zymurgy and butchery-- he turns away from his creature in horror.
• In the " Zymurgy " magazine reader's poll of summer 2006 the fourth annual Best Commercial Beers In America survey--, Rahr was voted the fifth best brewer in the United States.
• Also part of Eckhardt's papers were extensive runs of the pioneer home brewing journals " Celebrator Beer News, " " All About Beer, " and " Zymurgy ."
• "This is the second time for me, " said Joe Gray, an airline pilot looking for new mountains to climb in zymurgy, the branch of chemistry that deals with fermentation related to wine making and brewing.
• He also writes for Zymurgy, the American Homebrewers Association magazine; The New Brewer, the Association of Brewers magazine; Brewers'Guardian, an international brewing industry magazine; and Der Biergrosshandel, a German beer wholesalers'magazine.
• A recipe for Big Brew 2000's featured style, American pale ale, was published in the association's May / June edition of " Zymurgy, " a magazine titled after the process of making fermented beverages.
• The fourth volume contains an index to the entire set, and a complete magic item random determination table . " Volume Four " covers items alphabetically from Spell Books to the Zwieback of Zymurgy, and includes numerous entries on swords, staves, and wands.
• As a longtime citizen of cyberspace and an online researcher who's spent the past 20 years tracking down information on everything from aquaculture to zymurgy _ for the uninitiated, that's the science of beer making _ I usually hang out with folks who talk shop.
• He wanted a name that started with the letter " Z " because this train was intended to be the " last word " in passenger service; Budd and his coworkers looked up the last words in their dictionaries, but neither " zymurgy " nor " zyzzle " conveyed the meanings that Budd was looking for.
• The band's album, " New Gods : Aardvark Through Zymurgy " was released in 1977 and has been called " the holy grail of psychedelic collectibles . " In 1978, The Eyes ( with two personnel changes ) evolved into The Todd Clark Group, who released their " " We're Not Safe ! " " album in 1979.
• He is the author of the biography of King Crimson, " In The Court Of King Crimson " ( Helter Skelter, 2001, ISBN 1-900924-26-9 ) and one of the co-authors of " Northstars ", the book of Granada TV's award-winning profile of musicians from the north east of England ( Zymurgy Publishing, 2005, ISBN 1-9035060-9-3 ), as well numerous sleeve notes for both major and indie record labels.