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Most beer drinkers don’t know the difference between a lager and an ale (and many couldn’t care less [link widoczny dla zalogowanych]!). Even more mysterious and intimidating to most beer drinkers are the many, many beer sub-styles that exist. And don’t confuse beer styles with beer brands. Budweiser, Heineken, Beck’s and Corona may be different brands, but they are all the same style of beer: pale lager.
To the point [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], then, here is a starter list of ten classic beer styles you should try before you die. To be true to brewing history and tradition, these should all be from their country and/or locale of origin.
As you search out these various styles, be aware of regional interpretations and aggressive marketing strategies that pay little respect to brewing history and tradition. Brewers have a penchant for personalizing their brews with oddball ingredients or techniques and label hype often serves to confuse the consumer further.
All told, there are approximately 70 styles and sub-styles of beer in the world. The only way to truly understand and appreciate this variety and diversity is to be intrepid and try as many of them as you can. There’s no guarantee that you will enjoy all of these [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], but at least you will have a better understanding of the world of beer –and maybe even a increased appreciation for the brewer’s art.
Read on
Guide to Beer Styles: Try Something New
Beers of Europe