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Jaega Wise

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As seen in: The Food Programme, Financial Times, Craft Beer & Brewing Magazine
Sommelier | 2 x Brewer of the Year | Best Beer Broadcaster | Presenter @BBCFoodProg @BeerMastersTV @WineShowTV Agent @thesohoagencyUK
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How pubs won Gen Z over

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By Jaega Wise Verified
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How pubs won Gen Z over

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By Jaega Wise Verified
| Financial Times Verified
Standing behind the bar of a pub, pulling pints and chit-chatting to customers is the perfect vantage point for people-watching.
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Editors’ Picks: Lambic on Film, Beer on the Page

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By Em Sauter, Jaega Wise Verified, Kyle Books, Edward Slingerland
| Craft Beer & Brewing Magazine
Bottle Conditioned Directed by Jerry Franck, Cynasty Films, unreleased awaiting festival debut There is no perfect way to make a movie about lambic. The beer itself celebrates its own rebellion against perfection. We can’t know lambic; we can only observe it over time, and that’s exactly what filmmaker Jerry Franck does in his new film Bottle Conditioned. It’s not perfect, it’s not definitive, but no film could be. It’s a snapshot of lambic at this particular historical moment.
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