0 a person or company that makes beer
1 a person or company that makes beer:
There are over 1,000 commercial brewers in Germany.
Diets 14, 15 and 16 contained 0.15 of brewers' grains.
Therefore, dried brewers' grains are not suitable for growing-finishing or lactation diets, but can be used in gestation diets31.
Their account of the local brewers is a useful case study of the trade in a small community.
The town's awful beer, they suggested, was the result of bad malt and bungling brewers.
What is it about the practice of medicine that makes it different from the work of butcher, brewer, and baker?
He translated to the brewers in 1639 and was immediately admitted to the livery, and in 1646 he became an assistant.
Prosecutions against brewers seem to have been similarly routine.
Fresh brewers' grains contain about 75% water and therefore have a short shelf-life or have to be ensiled.
