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London Pride is a cask ale that is highly revered in Britain. Calling to mind the distinct atmosphere of an English pub, it is every bit the idiosyncratic British ale: rich, complex, and full-bodied, it has a strong character that invites repeated drinking. London Pride has since been exported in canned form, so even those … Read more

Company: Founders Brewing Company Style: Imperial Stout Origin: America (Michigan) 8.3% ABV I came across Founders Breakfast Stout a little while ago and was immediately attracted by the beer’s name. I’ve always thought that breakfast is the most important meal of the day. Now it’s also the best meal of the day. Ha Ha. OK. I … Read more

Are you a fan of wheat beers? Wheat beers contain just the right amount of sweetness and have balanced fruity, citrusy flavors along with a refreshing taste and light body that goes just about with any cuisine. Weisbier, Witbier, Wheat Beer…? Also often referred to as “weissbier” or “witbier” (German and Belgian names for each country’s … Read more

Saison beers originated in the French-speaking part of Belgium, with the word meaning “season.” The history behind the name is simple: this type of beer was originally brewed in the farming off-season, in the cooler months of the year. This is interesting because the flavor (generally dry and fruity) often lends itself to most drinkers’ … Read more

India Pale Ale (“IPA”) is a beer category that in recent years just became synonymous with “craft beer.” It’s often regarded as the beer style that started the craft beer boom of the last 10-15 years and is often the one that most people begin with when they start venturing out of mass-market and into … Read more

Hop heads often come under attack for not paying enough attention to different types of beer, especially the lighter and brighter beer varieties out there – like lager.  Some of the most popular beers in the world are lagers. In fact, when you think of each country’s most well-known (and often most sold) beers, or … Read more

The world’s gone mad for IPAs and hoppy beers, as everyone knows. That’s no reason to ignore stout beers, though! You may love stouts, or even prefer it over lighter options because of the dark, creamy and smooth experience it provides. Also, on a colder day, you don’t want a light crisp lager – you … Read more

While there is no secret for preference for the more full-bodied ales and stouts with an exciting ABV, there is plenty of room for some of the lighter beers of the world. Lager is one of the most popular ones, but this style can be too bland for people who would rather prefer the dry, … Read more

The brewing methods involved in creating sour beers are among the oldest in the entire brewing industry. Dating back hundreds of years, it is still a style of beer that is very popular in Europe, especially Belgium. In fact, the oldest operating brewing company specializing in brewing sour craft beer is the Rodenbach Brewery in … Read more