There is one style of beer that screams warm weather more than any other - and that is the wheat beer.
The main reason for that is because extra malted wheat lends itself to a more crisp and light beer that complements the warmer months nicely Also the common flavors like lemon, orange, blueberries, apricot and other fruits are consumed more often in the summer months. Plus, their wheat character is inherently designed to pair better with the lighter foods of the summer.
Topics: beer styles
While cask beers or cask ales aren't the most popular style of beer, they are absolutely
still noteworthy in the roles that they played in history as well as current brewing trends.
Topics: beer styles, cask ale
As a marketer, I can appreciate a well-done infographic - and this infographic is especially awesome. It organizes the many different styles of beer in an easy-to-understand and consume format. Breaking down the two major styles of beer - ale and lager, and then breaking those down further. It even gives suggestions on iconic and note-worthy styles of beer from that genre.
Topics: infographic, beer styles
I'm passionate about exploring the many styles, flavors, and innovations in beer. I write about everything from the history of beer, to basics of making cocktails, to new breweries to try out and new events to attend.
