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The Many Amazing Types Of Beer
By Bob Kandl
With so many beers of various types to pick from, you will probably have to try several before you find your favorite. Since everyone has a favorite taste, you are in luck as there are so many beers to choose from.
Probably the most popular type of be is the lager beer. Lager, which in German translates "to store", is usually served at a cool temperature rather than room temperature. Lager is made by aging the in large kegs and giving it the yeast an opportunity to settle. As a result, the is crisp, with a delicate flavor. Lager takes more time than most beers to make, because of the aging process.
Another type of fermented is known as bock beer. This is because this type is named after the German brewing town of Einbeck. Bock is a bit heavier than a lager and is a dark color due to the malts that are used during the brewing process.
Ales are beers with the characteristic fruitiness, a slight acidity and a pleasant, bitter aftertaste. Ales take less time to brew then lagers and are served at warmer temperatures as well, generally room temperature.
Porter and stout beers also differ from lagers and ales. These beers can be sweet or dry, made from oats, roasted malt barley, or flavored with sugar.
Porter and stouts have a characteristic deep coloring and depth in taste - the perfect accompaniment to meat or fish. A traditional fine meal in Europe consists of oysters and stout.
You've probably heard the term "dry" applied to beer. If you have wondered what it means, it's telling you that it has fermented for longer than other beers, and most of the sugar has become alcohol. Dry tastes crisp, is clear and has little or no aftertaste.
There are different variations of all over the world, especially with the popularity of the micro brewery that is popping up all over the place. Micro breweries are a great way for you to sample the local beers when you are traveling and to get a good taste for what the culture is like in a particular country or city. Bob Kandl is the owner of Full Info on Beer, the best place on the internet for information about Beer, For more articles on why not visit: www.fibeer.com/articles
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