Types of Beer (BECOME A BEER GOD OF KNOWLEDGE in 4 Minutes)

New to home brewing and not sure what all the different beer types are? Maybe you've brewed a few, and are looking for your next project. Enter, this video. In 4 minutes we will unpack the different types of beer, transforming you into a Beer God of Knowledge, so that the next time you crack open a cold one you can enjoy your beer with a little more brain, and claim your fame in the beer naming game!

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[brittmccann]

Just started working at a brewery and this was a great recap of learning the basics! Thank you

[evangelion]

I knew nothing about beer, only names of them. Now I have a little understanding about them thanks to you! Cheers!

[superpapapants]

Hey, awesome video but I had a confusion. Aren’t ales usually richer and frutier and lagers the ones that are crisp and easier to drink?

[harrisonjones]

I’m a novice so I appreciate it. Very helpful. Keep it up, my friends.

[surfghost]

Great vid. Sitting here loving a Milk Stout Nitro from Left Hand Brewing Co. Awesome find from my local corner store!

[Daumat_]

Thx! Learned alot in just 4 minutes :)

[caionascimento]

Great! Now I just need a dictionary lol

[woody]

I do consider myself as a bit of a beer connoisseur, but your breakdown and explanation definitely assisted in categorizing my knowledge a little better. Well done.

[djschief]

Well done, not a home brewer but have learned a lot over the years but always learning! Cheers!

[kevinfidler]

Nice break down of the differences in beer. Im a hobby homebrewer also from Ohio 🍺

[BoBnfishy]

I've got a couple friends who own breweries and I'm an absolute novice with beers. I'm gonna use this as reference to cross examine what i like and see what patterns emerge

[lars]

Good explanations. Only thing I would add is that Trappist & Abbey Ales are an exception to the rule of Double, Triple and Quad equating to ABV strength. Belgian Dubbel, Tripel, and Quadrupel are three distinctly different substyles of strong spicy ales, and not a same style with climbing degree of alcohol content.

[DanimalBeerSherpa]

Great introduction to the styles! Always learning and always great to review.

[MicaelaLizardo]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge. It's a great quick introduction to beer types. I also like how the video is structured, the graphics and your voice but improving the sound quality would make a very big difference.

[byrnesy]

Very interesting, thanks for the lesson, it helped a lot.

[zacharysedgwick]

Very quick and helpful explanations to help in the foggy areas. I prefer pale lagers😊

[observingrogue]

Thank you. I'm new to beer, and just want a malt flavor. And had no idea what any of these terms meant.

[tyronewalker]

Most educational, never had a stout.😊

[alexisgentry]

Totally enjoyed this and thank you! Hoping to apply at a local brewery ❤

[novaadams]

LOVE LOVE LOVE ALL BEER! great video ~