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On April 23rd, 1516 the Reinheitsgebot was accepted. It is the famous beer-purity law that was intended to keep undesirable or unhealthy ingredients out of beer and is mentioned in many beer brands’ history.
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On April 23rd, 1516 the Reinheitsgebot was accepted.
It is the famous beer-purity law that was intended to keep undesirable or unhealthy ingredients out of beer and is mentioned in many beer brands’ history.
