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Before there is too much criticism of the submissions to the digest from a 
grammatical and proofreading standpoint, please understand that for a few of 
the posters English may not be their first language, nor is knowledge of 
brewing science and practices always directly proportional to writing skills. 
 I happen to have worked as both a writer and a college English instructor, 
but about brewing I often defer to those whose experience exceeds my own.  
Michael Jackson, whose prose about beer is nearly without equal, admits that 
he would not be able to write a word without the skills of the brewers whose 
work allows him to practice his trade.


Bill Pierce
Cellar Door Homebrewery
Highwood, IL

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Before there is too much criticism of the submissions to the digest from a 
grammatical and proofreading standpoint, please understand that for a few of 
the posters English may not be their first language, nor is knowledge of 
brewing science and practices always directly proportional to writing skills. 
 I happen to have worked as both a writer and a college English instructor, 
but about brewing I often defer to those whose experience exceeds my own.  
Michael Jackson, whose prose about beer is nearly without equal, admits that 
he would not be able to write a word without the skills of the brewers whose 
work allows him to practice his trade.


Bill Pierce
Cellar Door Homebrewery
Highwood, IL

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