LAGER


Lager are a type of beer that is brewed using bottom-fermenting yeast, and are typically light in color and crisp in taste. They originated in Germany in the 19th century, and quickly became one of the most popular beer styles around
the world. Today, lagers are enjoyed by beer drinkers everywhere, and can be found in a wide variety of styles and flavor profiles.

One of the most famous lagers is the Pilsner, which originated in the Czech Republic in the mid-19th century. Pilsners are characterized by their light color, high carbonation, and crisp, refreshing taste. Other popular lager styles
include Helles, Dunkel, and Bock.








IPA (India Pale Ale)


IPA is a style of beer that is characterized by its strong hop flavor and aroma. The style originated in England in the 19th century, when brewers began adding extra hops to their pale ales in order to help them survive the long voyage
to India. Today, IPAs are one of the most popular styles of craft beer, and can be found in a wide range of styles and flavors.

There are several sub-styles of IPA, including American IPA, English IPA, New England IPA, and West Coast IPA. American IPAs tend to be more citrusy and piney, with a higher ABV and more pronounced hop bitterness. English IPAs, on
the other hand, tend to be more balanced, with a more malt-forward flavor profile. New England IPAs are known for their hazy appearance and juicy, tropical fruit flavors.




Stout


Stout is a dark and rich beer style that originated in Ireland in the 18th century. It is characterized by its distinct coffee-like flavor and creamy texture, achieved through the use of roasted barley in the brewing process. There
are several sub-styles of stout, including Irish Dry Stout, Oatmeal Stout, Imperial Stout, and Milk Stout. Famous breweries that produce stouts around the world include Guinness, Founders Brewing Co., Sierra Nevada Brewing Company,
Samuel Smith’s Brewery, and Deschutes Brewery. Each brewery has its own unique take on the style, so it’s worth exploring different brands to find the one that best suits your tastes.






Wheat Beer


Wheat beer is a light and refreshing beer style brewed with a high proportion of wheat, giving it a hazy appearance and a crisp, citrusy taste. It is unfiltered and often flavored with spices and fruit to enhance its natural sweetness.
Wheat beers are often served with a slice of lemon or orange, which adds a refreshing note to their flavor. Famous breweries that produce wheat beers around the world include Weihenstephan, Hoegaarden, Sierra Nevada Brewing Company,
Schneider Weisse, and Allagash Brewing Company. Each brewery has its own unique take on the style, making it worthwhile to explore different brands to find your favorite.