BERLIN (AP) — German beer brewers are seeking a 500th birthday present for their famed purity law: an official seal of approval as world heritage.
The German Brewers' Federation said Monday it has applied to German officials and UNESCO, the United Nations' cultural agency, to have the purity law — the "Reinheitsgebot" — recognized by the U.N. as a piece of the world's "intangible heritage.
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