Beer Types and Styles
Austrian Beers
In Austria, the first brewers can be dated back to the early Middle Ages, around 800 AD - and they were monks! Learn more about Austrian beers here.
American beer
Traditionally, America is known for its bold, punchy IPAs - brewed with American hops, known to create a citrus, pine like flavours, often with a fragrant, powerful flare.
UK Beers
Explore the history of UK beer, major brands, unique styles, and emerging trends shaping the industry today.
Everything about Alcohol Free Beer
Discover everything you need to know about alcohol free beer, from its intricate brewing process to health implications, the best alcohol free beer and more.
What is barley wine?
Barley wine actually has nothing to do with grapes and is not a wine. Read our article to find out about this interesting beer style and how you can buy some.
Everything about Belgian beer styles
Belgium is the ultimate beer country., and the beer they produce is world famous! Read all about all the typical Belgian beer styles.
Blond Beer
A little brother to pilsner, blond beer has a similar drinkability but more developed flavours. It often has a higher alcohol content, too, ranging from 5% to 9.5%!
Canned Beer vs. Bottled Beer: Which is better?
Canned beer is fast becoming the number one choice for craft breweries. But how do cans affect the taste of beer, find out how they compare to bottles!
Cask ale | A true English tradition
Cask ale is real ale. It is commonly misrepresented. It requires skill and knowledge to master, but when served right, it's a pint everyone should be drinking!
Dark beer
There are many examples of brewers using different malts to create dark styles. Black beer, doppelbock and dark lager. Let's take a look!
