Beers Flashcards
What are the 8 Types of Beer at Sibling Rival?
American Lager American IPA Kolsch-Style Ale Grapefruit Radler Cider-Rose Blend Coffee Stout Bavarian Style Hefeweizen Gose
What is the most alcoholic beer?
Son of a Baptist- Coffee Stout- 8% abv
What’s the least alcoholic beer?
Grapefruit Radler- Radler style beer- 2.5% abv
Heavenly Hef
4.8% abv
Bavarian Style Hefeweizen
Craftsman Brewing Co.
Pasadena, CA
Tasting Notes:
Made using malted wheat. Aromas of banana, bubble gum and clove, common to most Bavarian Wheats. Medium to light body and low on the hops.
Son of a Baptist
8% abv
Coffee Stout
Epic Brewing
Anaheim, CA
Tasting Notes: Coffee Stout. Brewed with coffee beans from Santa Monica. Rich and chocolate-y in flavor. Smoot drinking for something with high abv%.
Poly Doly
8.5% abv
Cider-Rosé blend.
Tin City Cider Co.
Paso Robles, CA
Tasting Notes:
1/2 oak aged 1/2 steel brewed cider (which??)
Notes of cherries, citrus and summer melon.
Grapefruit Radler
2.5% abv
Radler Style Beer (1/2 Beer, 1/2 Fruit Soda)
Stiegl Brewing Co. (rhymes with Beagle)
Salzburg, Austria
Notes: Grapefruit all day. Light, crisp, effervescent.
Pacific Kolsch Highway
4.5% abv
Kolsch-Style Ale- very light, filtered, mild flavors. Great intro. to Craft Beer
Indie Brewing Co.
DTLA
Flavor Profile: Used ale yeast to create beer that tastes like a lager. Subtle fruit aromas. Light and crisp taste. Medium to light body.
Mosaic IPA
6.2% abv
American Style IPA
Telegraph Brewing Co.
Santa Barbara, CA
Note: Mango and tangerine. Light mouthfeel. Medium carbonation. Mild bitterness on the backend.
Miller High Life
4.6% abv
American Style Lager
Miller Brewing Co.
Milwaukee, WI
Notes: Easy Drinking. Clean, smooth, iconic.
What are the four ingredients in beer.
- ) water
- ) barley
- ) yeast
- ) hops
What are the stages of brewing beer?
Mash
Boil
Fermentation
Condition/Filtration
What is the oldest spirit and where was it developed?
Beer
Ancient Samaria in 9,000 BC
What culture first filtered beer?
Ancient Egypt. Female endeavor.
How would you describe the Hoxton L.A.’s beer program?
Small but dynamic. Seasonal.
Of the community- as local as possible.
Mostly independent brewers.