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International Beer Day 2023: Lager to Sour, 7 different types of beer

International Beer Day is on August 4. Before that know these diverse beer styles that cater to a wide range of palates, offering beer enthusiasts a variety of flavors to enjoy.

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Lager

A popular type of beer fermented at low temperatures, known for its crisp and clean taste, with examples like Budweiser and Heineken.

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Ale

Fermented at warmer temperatures, ales offer a wide range of flavors, from fruity and hoppy to malty and rich. Examples include Pale Ale and India Pale Ale (IPA).

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Stout

Dark, rich, and often creamy, stouts have roasted flavors with hints of coffee and chocolate. Guinness is a famous example.

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Pilsner

A pale and refreshing beer with a prominent hop bitterness, characterized by its golden color and crisp taste.

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Wheat Beer

Made with a significant proportion of wheat, these beers are light, cloudy, and often have fruity and spicy notes, such as Hefeweizen.

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Porter

Similar to stout but with a slightly milder taste, porters offer a balance of roasted malt flavors and sweetness.

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Sour Beer

Fermented with wild yeast strains, sour beers have a tart and acidic taste, with various styles like Gose and Berliner Weisse.

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