LIGHT TO MEDIUM-BODIED.
light copper or light brown in hue. The Flavor
ranges from malty to Caramelized to hoppy but all
with a low bitterness as the traditional profile.
(India pale ale) Light to medium-bodied.
Light yellow in hue. The flavor is low or no
caramelized malts. Bitterness can range with
preference but hops is the highlight of this
brew. Ipa’s can be unique for the variation in
aroma, flavor and bettering hop techniques.
Medium-bodied. deep copper to brown in
Hue. The Flavor is of roasted malt, caramellike & chocolate-like characters, low to
medium hop flavor and aroma, medium to high
hop bitterness .
Light to Medium-bodied. Golden to
amber in hue. The flavor is hop-forward with a
malty flavor. This is the style that inspired the
American craft beer scene, and there's a good
reason for that.
Light in body. Straw color in hue. The
flavor is moderate bitterness and maltiness.
The style is closely related to traditional mass
market lagers
Light in body. Light yellow hue. The
flavor is imparted from the wheat and malt,
with moderate hop bitterness and often some
sweetness lingering in there with flavors like
toast, chocolate, caramel, and some fruitiness
Medium to Heavy bodied. dark brown or
black in hue. The flavor is roasted malts with
notes of chocolate. Low in bitterness.
Medium-Bodied. Light or dark brown in
hue. The flavor is made brown brown malts with
roasted notes. Low in bitterness.