Extra Strong Selection (6 cans)
Try Before You Die: 6 Different (Extra) Strong Lagers
The Strong Lager, also referred to as International Strong Lager or European Strong Lager, represents a robust version of the standard lager. In the United States, this beer style is often equated with Malt Liquor, utilizing adjuncts to create a lighter palate. Conversely, in Europe and Asia, Strong Lagers typically rely heavily on malt, eschewing adjuncts to preserve a richer malt profile.
Strong Lagers are characterized by a high alcohol content ranging from 7.0% to 10.0% ABV and have a relatively low bitterness, with IBU levels between 5 and 15. The beer presents a crisp and clean taste, with a grainy feel and noticeable alcohol warmth. The flavor profile is dominated by sweet malty grains with very little to no hop flavor, and the color ranges from straw-gold to light copper (Absolute Beer).
These beers are often described as stronger versions of pilsners, with the increased malt and alcohol significantly reducing the hop accent. Although they share some characteristics with American-style Imperial Pilsners, they are not as hop-forward and typically lack the robust malt character of bocks.
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Extra Strong Selection (6 cans)
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Try Before You Die: 6 Different (Extra) Strong Lagers
The Strong Lager, also referred to as International Strong Lager or European Strong Lager, represents a robust version of the standard lager. In the United States, this beer style is often equated with Malt Liquor, utilizing adjuncts to create a lighter palate. Conversely, in Europe and Asia, Strong Lagers typically rely heavily on malt, eschewing adjuncts to preserve a richer malt profile.
Strong Lagers are characterized by a high alcohol content ranging from 7.0% to 10.0% ABV and have a relatively low bitterness, with IBU levels between 5 and 15. The beer presents a crisp and clean taste, with a grainy feel and noticeable alcohol warmth. The flavor profile is dominated by sweet malty grains with very little to no hop flavor, and the color ranges from straw-gold to light copper (Absolute Beer).
These beers are often described as stronger versions of pilsners, with the increased malt and alcohol significantly reducing the hop accent. Although they share some characteristics with American-style Imperial Pilsners, they are not as hop-forward and typically lack the robust malt character of bocks.
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