Beer drinkers are often curious about the ingredients that go into their favorite beverage. Though the answer may vary depending on the country and brewer, beer is typically made from water, malt, yeast, and hops. In this post, we’ll take a closer look at each of these ingredients and what they add to the overall … Read more
There’s something about pairing fried food with beer that just makes sense. Maybe it’s the savory, salty flavors of the two foods combined. Or maybe it’s the crispy, greasy texture of fried food that pairs so perfectly with a cold, refreshing beer. Whatever the reason, we can’t seem to get enough of this combo! Here … Read more
There is something about beer that just makes it taste so good. It’s no wonder that people around the world enjoy drinking it. But what makes beer so special? Why does it taste so different from other drinks? Here are a few reasons why beer tastes so good. What are the Main Ingredients in Beer … Read more
As any party-goer knows, a keg is the key to a good time with beer. But how many beers are really in a keg? Let’s take a look at how many beers are in a keg and how long they might last. I’ll also share some tips on how to pour a perfect beer from … Read more
We all know most beers are made with wheat and barley. So why are some beers specifically classified as “wheat beers,” or weizenbier? The answer is simple: it’s all about proportions. Today, we’ll get into what a wheat beer is so that you know exactly what makes up your favorite refreshing German brew. Wheat Beer … Read more
There are a few reasons as to why your beer might taste bad. Most have to do with extreme temperature changes or chemical changes. Here’s the few reasons a beer might taste bad. Reasons Your Beer Tastes Bad: Skunking The biggest reason a beer can taste bad is if the beer had been skunked. Skunking … Read more
When it comes to summer brews, you have a lot of choices. But if you want to cool down the German way, you’ve got to go for a helles. Nowadays, this German classic is typically overshadowed by its delicious bubbly counterpart: the pilsner. But back in the day, it was the only beer that could … Read more
Ales and Lagers make up almost all beers (except for specialty beer which is a whole other thing). These two main beers, however, have sub-categories of beer underneath them that specify different brewing methods and taste variations. This post will focus on the different types of lagers available. What is a Lager Beer? Lager beers … Read more
The number of beers you might need to drink to feel drunk depends on the characteristics of the beer as well as your weight and body type. Some drinks are much stronger than others. Most bulk beers such as Coors, Budweiser, Heineken and Corona don’t have enough alcohol to influence blood alcohol levels too much … Read more
Chefs and families alike have been cooking with wine since what seems like the dawn of time. But what if you prefer the taste of beer over the red and white stuff? Thankfully, beer flavor is just as diverse, if not more diverse, than wine. It can add tremendous flavor to your dishes – if … Read more