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Q: Beer

Answer:
generic term for alc bevs that are fermented & brewed from: malted barley, corn, rice,
wheat,
hops, water , yeast


Q: Rheinheitsgebot

Answer:
Law established in Bavaria (today a part of Germany) in the 14th Century to define the
rules of beer production.
- Beer may only be made w malted barley, hops , water


Q: Lagers & Ale

Answer:
2 major types of brewed bevs


Q: Lager

Answer:
bottom-fermented style of beer, colder tank 35 - 50 degrees


Q: Ale

Answer:
top fermented style of beer, warmer tank 50 -70 degrees

,Q: Basic 4 ingredients in fermentation

Answer:
1. filtered water: 80-90%
2. Malt: germinated barley, color, flavor, "soul" of beer
3. Hops: dried blossoms, pungent, aroma, "cannibis" bitterness
4. Yeast: microogranism


Q: Krausening

Answer:
The addition of a small proportion of partly fermented wort to a brew during lagering.
Stimulates secondary fermentation and imparts a crisp, spritzy character. (2-4 weeks)


Q: Lager style

Answer:
usually pale gold in color
- low alc 4-6%
- #1 selling in world


Q: European Lager

Answer:
like American but more flavorful, aromatic, hoppier


Q: Pilsners

Answer:
Standard American beer style
- Gold, light, crsip from saaz hopps
- dry, spicier

, Q: Dry Beers

Answer:
longer fermentation, higher alc over pilsner
- more hops
- least flavorful


Q: Light Beers

Answer:
standard lager/pilsner profile
- lower in calories


Q: Ice Beers

Answer:
Partially frozen, strained
- higher alc content
- think Natty Ice 5.9%


Q: Dark Lager

Answer:
range from very dark amber to dark brown
- frequently enhanced w a caramel color
- most American darks will NOT be overly malty


Q: Malt Liquors

Answer:
6-8% alcohol by volume
- syrup sweetened (corn/fruit)

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