#3: German Beer Purity Laws

We discuss the Reinheitsgebot, the 500-year-old German law that, according to its supporters, is responsible for Germany's consistently high quality beer. Why does Germany enforce an extremely tight limit on what can legally be called beer? How is it impacting the German craft brewing scene? And how do you pronounce "Reinheitsgebot" anyway?

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