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Letter: Letters: Frozen flavour

Published 7 August 1993

From DOUGLAS KELL

It is only the water which freezes, a fact which is used to advantage by the
cider makers of New England. By storing their barrels outside in sub-zero
temperatures they can fortify their product simply by the removal of the
ice.

Douglas Kell
University of Wales
Aberystwyth

Issue no. 1885 published 7 August 1993

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