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  • Amber Lager
    Beer Talk

    Amber Lager

    May 1, 2010 - - -

    Karl Strauss Brewing Co. San Diego, CA Available: CA Born and raised in his father’s brewery, Karl spent his life making beer. His work was inspired by a simple truth: life was meant to be enjoyed, preferably with good friends and good beer. ABV: 4.2 ABW: 3.5 Color: 15 Bitterness: 16 Original gravity: 1048

  • Lagers
    Buyer's Guide for Beer Lovers - Full Pints

    Lagers

    Bottoms Up! March 1, 2009 - Chad Wulff

    Bottom fermented, and with little room for error, lagers are in no way mundane or something to pass up experiencing. With so many different producers creating multiple varieties these days, one can experience a local brewer’s take on a tradition, variation thereof, or a classic benchmark brand that is more widely available.

  • Lagers
    Buyer's Guide for Beer Lovers - Full Pints

    Lagers

    Bottoms Up! March 1, 2009 - Chad Wulff

    Bottom fermented, and with little room for error, lagers are in no way mundane or something to pass up experiencing. With so many different producers creating multiple varieties these days, one can experience a local brewer’s take on a tradition, variation thereof, or a classic benchmark brand that is more widely available.

  • The Amber Family Portrait
    Full Pints - Stylistically Speaking

    The Amber Family Portrait

    November 1, 2000 - K. Florian Klemp

    The lexicon of beerspeak is rich with descriptive names. Stylistic terms can denote any number of beer characteristics, including origin (pilsner, Dortmunder), appearance (pale ale, witbier), and strength (barley wine, tripel), among others.

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