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There was this book list that was posted on the Google+ SCA medieval brewing boards...perhaps it can be of some help.
I also have these books: 1, 2,3, which have been some amazing and helpful resources. The feast of ice and fire book is good because it shows common medieval recipes and then their current-age counterpart.
One of the ultimate historical alcohol resources out there is A Sip Through Time, which has recipes from the ancient Egyptians up until the prohibition era - including some that we now know to actually be harmful.
Tossing a medieval monk a Budweiser would be a sight to see! The monk would recognize it as beer, but certainly something he hasn't seen or tasted before. If he was a monk within the Holy Roman Empire (modern day Belgium and Germany) he would abide by the Reinheitsgebot, the German Beer Purity Law, which mandated that the only ingredients that can be used to brew beer are water, hops, and barley wheat. Budweiser is actually made with rice, which they claim "contributes to a beer’s crisp, clean taste".
https://smile.amazon.com/Sip-Through-Time-Collection-Brewing/dp/0962859834
I'll have to check that one out, too. I was able to get A Sip Through Time through the library, but it hasn't come in yet, so I can't comment on it.