Strong, Light and Heavy Beers
Beers are often referred to as ‘strong’, ‘light’, ‘heavy’ or ‘mild’. These categories are not necessarily binding, and many systems...
Beers are often referred to as ‘strong’, ‘light’, ‘heavy’ or ‘mild’. These categories are not necessarily binding, and many systems...
Throughout history different regions of the U.K. have been known for brewing their own specific types of beer. Although regional...
Lager is an immensely popular type of beer, characterised by a clean taste and high levels of carbonation thanks to...
Stout is a specialist variety of 'Porter' named after the porters who worked on London's docks, who favoured the drink...
Real Ale is defined as beer that's still 'alive' when it's served: That is to say, real ale must contain...
The word 'bitter' is used in Britain to describe pale ale and other similar types of beer. The word has...
Boasting a culture and heritage at least as rich and varied as wine or spirits, beer is no longer seen as merely a crude intoxicant knocked back on a Friday night to help blot out the everyday. It has become not only something you drink, but something you taste, appreciate, cook with, brew yourself and celebrate! In the absence of a single UK beer information resource, BeerExpert has been brewed up by a team of aficionados with the aim of aiding navigation through the heady waters of the beer world.