No. 10,597 in German
reinheitsgebot
The "Reinheitsgebot" is the German beer purity law, mandating that beer be made only from water, barley, hops, and later yeast.
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Das Reinheitsgebot war ursprünglich eine Regel zur Bierherstellung.
The Reinheitsgebot was originally a rule for beer production.
Here, 'Reinheitsgebot' refers to the historical regulation regarding beer purity.
Auf dem Festival wurde das Reinheitsgebot gefeiert.
The Reinheitsgebot was celebrated at the festival.
In this sentence, 'Reinheitsgebot' refers to the cultural and historical aspect of the purity law.
Manche Brauereien halten sich strikt an das Reinheitsgebot.
Some breweries strictly adhere to the Reinheitsgebot.
'Reinheitsgebot' is used here to signify the modern application of the purity law in brewing practices.
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