Lagers

American craft breweries have favored ales for a long time but recently there has been a shift and lagers are once again rising to the top.

Describes and provides examples of the various lager beer styles

A beer lover's recognition of great craft beer should be open to all styles, including the often discriminated against category of lagers.

In time for spring training, the beer panel rates 20 American lagers.

For most folks, the word 'lager' brings to mind pale, crushable beers, perfect for hot and humid days. But lager is more than that. And while craft beer's current identity in the US was formed around amber ales, pale ales, and IPAs, lagers will play an important part in its future.

Learn about lager beer including the history and brewing process and find more about the various styles of lagers.

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American lager or North American lager is pale lager that is produced in North America.

An introduction to lager, with a description of it properties and an outline of its origins.

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All beers, no matter how great or small, are made from a basic combination of water, malts, hops, and yeast. So then what really distinguishes an ale from a lager?

Love beer but don't know about the different types of lagers? We at Berghoff Beer are here to help.

Lager is a type of beer that is conditioned at low temperatures, normally in cold storage at the brewery, before being delivered to the consumer.