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Beer Glass Ale
This is a three-pronged question: what is....?
... your favorite type of beer: lager, ale or pilsner; your favorite brand, and do you like to drink from a bottle, can, glass or on tap or draught?
I like all types but I think I prefer ale overall. However my favorite currently is Creemore Springs Lager, which I drink from a glass or on tap. But of all the beers I have tried on draught, I really like Hermann's Bavarian Dark, pulled beautifully at the former Rose and Thorn. I have also been enjoying Stella Artois lately, imported from Belgium. I think beer is a wonderful beverage....
Well first off, a pilsner is a lager beer. The two different catagories of beer are lager or ale, it refers to what type of yeast is used, lager yeasts ferment at colder temperatures and at the bottom of the barrel. Ale yeasts ferment at warmer temperatures andat the top of the barrel.
I prefer to drink my beer in a glass, it doesnt matter to me whether its from a bottle oron tap.
Stella Artois...that i believe is a Euro pale lager, and although i have not had that one, i do enjoy the style
Artois Bock...that is a Euro Strong lager...very much like ice beers or malt liqours in the usa....ive never had artois bock but i am not a fan of the style
For my favorite brewer (brand) I am really into local beers and have found that New Glarus (Wisconsin), and Summit (Minnesota) both have very good brews
Right now i am really into 3 different styles: Stouts, Porters, and India Pale Ales.
Stouts and Porters are very similar to each other, the difference comes in the preparation of the malts one is roasted were the other is more lightly toasted. Both arent really known for a large bitter hop presence. Both typically have a cocoa or coffee flavor. My favorites are New Glarus Coffee Stout and Summt Great Northern Porter. Both are ale styles
India Pale Ales are known for there bitter hop presence and light malt presence in the flavor. This style was created because when india was part of the british empire, those in india wanted beer, the problem is that most beer would go bad on the long voyage by sea. Hops acts as a preservative and allowed the beer to survive the journey. My favorites are Summit India Pale Ale, and New Glarus Hop Hearty IPA
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Cask Ale $81.25 High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles Cask ale or caskconditioned beer is the term for unfiltered and unpasteurised beer which is conditioned and served from a cask without additional nitrogen or carbon dioxide pressure. Cask ale may also be referred to as real ale, a term coined by the Campaign for Real Ale, often now extended to cover bottleconditioned beer as well. Author: Miller, Frederic P./ Vandome, Agnes F./ McBrewster, John Binding Type: Paperback Number of Pages: 98 Publication Date: 2009/12/02 Language: English Dimensions: 5.98 x 9.01 x 0.23 inches |
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The Principles and Practice of Brewing Beer and Ale $63.65 Originally written in 1897, this is the first time a new edition has been published in more than a century. It remains absolutely authentic and true to the original methods of brewing beer and ale. Author: Sykes, Walter J./ Smith, David G. Binding Type: Paperback Number of Pages: 532 Publication Date: 2008/09/01 Language: English Dimensions: 9.21 x 6.14 x 1.07 inches |
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Beer Review: Hobgoblin Dark English Ale
Ale: Keg or Cask?
Over the years, keg beers have gotten a lot better. If a cask beer is in poor condition, it's actually possible for a fresh keg beer to be much better tasting. Even though this may sound absurd, it's very common for someone who's unfamilar with cask ale to not be able to taste the difference between keg and cask beer.
The warm temperature that cask beer is famous for doesn't apply in the summer months all that often these days, as temperature control units in pubs have beer run through coolers. The fact is, some pubs will run cask ale lines through lager chillers in order to get the beer below the maximum temperature required, so cask ale may very well end up just as cold as a keg lager.
This isn't really a good thing, as ale requires a cool rather than very cold temperature to bring out all of its flavors. In a well run pub however, the cask ale will be served at the right temperature - cool but not too cold.
The smell of cask ale is much fresher and more wholesome than keg beer. Keep in mind, the aroma of cask ale doesn't have the stored up impact of bottled type beers, as this beer has already been exposed to the air for a couple of days - meaning there is no impact when you transfer it to your beer glass.
Normally, the aroma wil be released into the air when it has been warmed up, which will probably happen when you get near the bottom of the glass.
The flavor of cask ale is very similiar to the aroma in it, which is very fresh and delicate. Unlike other bottled beers, the flavor of cask ale is even more noticeable than the aroma. At first, the aroma is very slight, although the flavor more than makes up for it.
The intensity of the flavor will depend on the style of beer. The CO2 bubbles themselves will have very little flavor, therefore a mass of bursting bubbles against your tongue will prevent the actual beer from making contact.
With cask ale, there is little to no carbonation, so more of the flavor will connect with your taste buds. You should be able to note the fruity taste up front, with balance in the middle and bitterness in the end. The flavor of a cask ale is much more noticed than keg or even bottled beer.
Bottle conditioned beers will also have this type of flavor profile, although they'll need to be prepared and conditioned well in advance, meaning that the bottle will need to be opened and allowed to settle for a while. Cask ales offer the conditioning being done fro you, so you won't need to do it.
The most important aspect of cask ale is how it feels in your mouth. It shouldn't be fizzy. If it is, it's either a keg beer or a cask ale that's been put on too soon. There will be a natural feel in the beer, a life that makes you want to drink it.
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