The First Words of Wisdom.
The word "beer" is a common naming of a beverage that is fermented with grains and yeast. While "beer" can be separated in to many different varietals including, ales, lagers, and stouts, among others, a "beer" is technically a "hopped" beverage with ale being "unhopped". Throughout the ages, "beer" has become the generic labeling of all the different types of varietals. Throughout the blog posts (especially when it comes down to rating different varietals and brands) I will do the best I can to always label correctly, although from time to time, I will use the word "beer" generically as well.
The word "beer" is a common naming of a beverage that is fermented with grains and yeast. While "beer" can be separated in to many different varietals including, ales, lagers, and stouts, among others, a "beer" is technically a "hopped" beverage with ale being "unhopped". Throughout the ages, "beer" has become the generic labeling of all the different types of varietals. Throughout the blog posts (especially when it comes down to rating different varietals and brands) I will do the best I can to always label correctly, although from time to time, I will use the word "beer" generically as well.
This little tidbit of information should help any of the confusion that might arise out of descriptions of the beverages in future posts.
Thanks - Charles
Thanks - Charles
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