Beer Styles
Pilseners and Pale Lagers
The original hoppy, pale beer style, pilseners offer clean, bready maltiness and plenty of hop character. Classic interpretations can be traced back to areas of Germany and what is now the Czech Republic. When exploring this style, take note of the fuller-bodied bohemian styles reminiscent of Czech versions, compared to the thinner German interpretations--these characteristics are mostly attributed to the water character of each region.
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American Lager
American lager has little in the way of hop and malt character. A straw to gold, very clean and crisp,...
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Bohemian-Style Pilsener
The Bohemian pilsener has a slightly sweet and evident malt character and a toasted, biscuit-like, bready...
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European-Style Export
Sometimes referred to as a "Dortmunder export," the European-Style Export has the malt-forward flavor...
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German-Style Helles
A beer for beer lovers, the German-style helles is a malt accented lager beer that balances a pleasant...
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German-Style Pilsner
Quite possibly the most iconic beer style in modern history, the pilsner captured the attention of beer...
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