Beer History: Louis Pasteur's Revenge

Beer History: Louis Pasteur's Revenge
By 1870 Louis Pasteur had already revolutionized several industries thanks to his scientific breakthroughs. Advancing germ theory, milk production, vaccinations for several diseases, and strangely enough, doing work with silkworms that allowed for faster silk production. Louis Pasteur certainly didn’t need any more money or accolades by studying beer, but world events would set the greatest mind in biology at the time on a path of research and revenge. If you’re excited to dive into this strange chapter of beer history, leave a like down below and let’s get started.

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[@washingtonconsultants1041]

I don't get it. Can someone explain??

[@matiasd5216]

My children are very young yet yo help me in my home brewing. But I guess when the day comes, this kind of stories will exite them. I also guess the french were leading by far in the wine industry in that same period, so I don't understand why would Pasteur be more concerned about the implications of his findings in the beer industry and not in the wine industry.

[@poisonpotato1]

2:07 were they though

[@gilleslejeune6823]

Pasteur was a crook and a criminal, please check your sources.