Braunschweiger Mumme: A Liquid Malt Extract – Vintage Wall Art
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Braunschweiger Mumme: A Liquid Malt Extract
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Braunschweiger Mumme was a dark, sweet, malty liquid, and the title points to the drink's origin in Brunswick (Braunschweig), a city in northern Germany with a long brewing tradition. Mumme was made from malt that was mashed and boiled down into a thick extract rather than fermented into a conventional beer, which made it a concentrated product that could be stored and shipped. Drinks and tonics like this were often valued for their nourishing reputation, and the brew's distinctive character is worth noticing in a picture that treats a simple liquid as a subject in its own right.
| Original scan | 687 × 997 px |
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| Reference | 787 |
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