Light beer is a common drink in the U.S. that it might be the most recognizable kind of beer in the country. You’re probably familiar with many of the brands of light beer – Bud Light, Coors Light, and Miller Light being just three big names. Find out what light beer really is and which types you should definitely try.
Dark beer is a mystery to some of us, and we often wonder why it looks that way and what it tastes like. Here, you will learn the origins of dark beer, how it’s brewed to syrupy perfection, and the brands creating new iterations of the old drink.
Energy drinks are ubiquitous in our modern world. But how do we know which energy drinks are healthy, and which are not? This article explores the nutritional facts when it comes to energy drinks. You will also find out what alternatives you can use to energy drinks.
Sweet, bubbly, and good for stomach aches, ginger beer is a non-alcoholic favorite that has been a staple for centuries. The drink is so comforting (yet unassuming) that many people are unaware of the rich history that underlies this timeless classic.
IPA beer is divisive—it’s either the savior of the beer drinker’s world, or it can be delightfully described as having a foul aftertaste.
However you feel about the flavor, the rising popularity of IPA beers as part of the “craft beer movement” has been responsible for a boom in interest in the world of beer and a surge in creativity when it comes to the art of brewing.