Let’s first kick this off by learning how to pronounce Gose correctly. I hear many folks pronouncing this as “goes”, […]
Archive for ‘beer styles’
Beer Style: Hefeweizen (Weissbier)
Hefeweizen or Weissbier is the traditional wheat beer of Bavaria and one of Germany’s most popular and distinctive beer styles. […]
Beer Styles: Australian Pale Ale
Australian pale ales are much like the traditional British varieties, which have a malty profile and just enough woody or […]
BEER SLANG: Session Beer
Session Beer/Sessionable: Beers with low alcohol (usually below 5.0%) that lend well to drinking in multiples. Any beer that contains an ABV […]
Beer Styles: Flemish Red Ale
Flemish Red ale, also known as Flanders Red hails from the West Flanders region of Belgium. These beers are often produced […]
BEER SLANG: Trappist vs. Abbey
The styles popularized by Trappist breweries and the secular Abbey breweries are Blonde Belgian Ale (these rarely leave the monastery), […]
Beer Styles: Two Dark Classics – Porters and Stouts – Part 2
I’ve heard many times before, people saying they can’t stand stouts; they hate them! I like to ask them, “well […]
Beer Styles: Two Dark Classics – Porters and Stouts – Part 1
The history and development of stout and porter are intertwined. The name “stout” as used for a strong dark beer […]
Beer Styles: Brown Ale
Partly because of the generic words that make up the name of this style and partly due to the fact […]
A classic beer style of the American craft beer movement: The Pale Ale
The Pale ale, a cousin of the IPA; People wanted a beer that was more balanced out than an IPA […]
