Peter Austin
English brewer, founded Ringwood Brewery
Born
July 18th, 1921
103 years ago
Died
2014
11 years ago — 93 years old
Category
Scientists & Innovators
Country
United Kingdom
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Founded a brewery in Hampshire, specializing in traditional cask ales. Ringwood Brewery became prominent for its quality offerings. Developed techniques to improve cask conditioning and brewing processes, influencing the craft beer movement. Instrumental in expanding market reach for regional ales.
Founded Ringwood Brewery in 1978
Pioneered traditional cask ale brewing techniques
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