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         <title>Draft Beer – Bubbles in a Glass Tell All</title>
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         <description>The next time you’re served a cold draft beer, and before the first drink, study the glass and observe the bubbles.   The Bubbles in a glass of beer will reveal many interesting things.  The bubbles will show attributes of the beer style being poured, the cleanliness of the glass and will provide a good indication of the condition of the beer dispensing system.</description>
         <pubDate>Thu, 11 Jun 2009 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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         <title>Importance of Beer Line Cleaning</title>
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         <description>A brewer may take up to several months to brew, finish, and package a keg of beer. The quality and flavor of that beer can be ruined in the few seconds it takes for a beer to travel from a keg to the faucet in a draft system that has not been properly maintained.</description>
         
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         <title>Draft Beer System Cleaning</title>
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         <description>A clean draft beer system is the key to maintaining draft beer's freshness. Thorough cleaning it is simple yet effective. This animated videolab illustrates the &quot;3 Step Process&quot; utilizing an electric line cleaner on a six keg system.</description>
         
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         <title>Direct Draw Beer Line Cleaning</title>
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         <description>Foamy draft beer can be caused by the build up of bacteria, yeast, mold, and beer stones within a beer line. Dirty beer lines lower the quality and taste of beer. It is important to regularly clean beer lines, faucets, and keg couplers to ensure the dispense of high quality beer.</description>
         
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         <title>Draft Beer Temperature</title>
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         <description>One of the most essential elements for the proper operation of any draft beer dispensing system is a consistent temperature.</description>
         
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         <title>Presenting Draft Beer to the Customer</title>
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         <description>The condition of the glassware and how the beer is poured is all in the hands of the serving staff. The quality of the glassware and the presentation to the customer relies completely on the knowledge and skills of the bartender.</description>
         
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