IF you’re hoping to celebrate your next Antarctic expedition with a tipple, it’d better be aboard the ship! Home brewing has been banned at Australian Antarctic stations, with alcohol limits being tightened. Australian Antarctic expeditioners have passed down knowledge about how to make a good home-brewed beer for years, but...
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IF you’re hoping to celebrate your next Antarctic expedition with a tipple, it’d better be aboard the ship!
Home brewing has been banned at Australian Antarctic stations, with alcohol limits being tightened.
Australian Antarctic expeditioners have passed down knowledge about how to make a good home-brewed beer for years, but it is a tradition that it is about to end, with a new alcohol policy being implemented by the Australian Antarctic Division, which outlaws home-brew and recommends no more than 10 standard drinks per week.
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