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The tradition of some Norwegian brewers is quite beautiful. They reach in and touch the back of the hand, gently, to the wort. This might not seem that special until you understand that no one in Norway caresses lover, family, or children with the palm of the hand, only the back or “tender side, is used. The palm is not “nice enough” for showing love. Stephen Harrod Buhner
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