CLEAN: British beer makes inroads in France's cider country

The video discusses the appeal of English bitter, particularly among French people and English expats. It explains the traditional brewing process involving fuggles and English casks, and how the beer is distributed to pubs. The video also touches on the challenges faced in brewing, highlighting the complexity and dedication required in the process.

What is one reason English bitter is appreciated by expats?

• It is cheaper than local beers.

• It is sweeter than other beers.

• It reminds them of home.

• It is a new type of beer.

What is the role of traditional English casks in the brewing process?

• They are used for fermenting wine.

• They are used for storing hops.

• They are used for aging the beer.

• They are used for transporting the beer to pubs.

What happens to the beer after it is placed in the cask?

• It is bottled immediately.

• It is sent to pubs for serving.

• It is discarded.

• It is mixed with other beverages.

What is a challenge mentioned in the brewing process?

• Maintaining the right temperature.

• The complexity of the fabrication process.

• The high cost of production.

• Finding the right ingredients.

Why might some people become obsessed with brewing?

• Because it is a simple process.

• Because it is a highly rewarding craft.

• Because it requires little attention.

• Because it is a quick process.