Hefeweizen (Also known as Weizen or Weissebier)
Country of Origin: Germany (Southern Region)
Alcohol by Volume: 4.9-5.5%
"Light to medium gold in color with a full and spicy aroma carrying clove
and/or banana notes."
Refreshing & light with an effervescent body.
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Belgian White Ale (Also known as Blanche, Belgian-style, Wheat Beer or Wit)
Country of Origin: Belgium
Alcohol by Volume: 4.8-5.2%
"Simmering sandy to pale gold in color with orangey and spicy aroma holding coriander notes
in dominance." Refreshing, light with slight citrus fruit and coriander flavors.
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Honey Nut Brown Ale
Country of Origin: United States
Alcohol by Volume: 4-6.4%
"Medium to dark brown in color with a balanced, nutty-fruity nose, and honey notes."
The flavor is predominantly malty, but dry.
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Dry Stout (Also known as Irish Stout)
Country of Origin: Ireland
Alcohol by Volume: 3-6%
"Deep brown to jet black in color with a very roasty, sometimes coffee-ish dry aroma."
Medium bodied carrying roasted coffee notes.
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Sweet Stout (Also known as Cream Stout)
Country of Origin: Great Britain
Alcohol by Volume: 3-6%
"Possesses a malty sweetness, with a dominant chocolate and caramel flavor."
Low roasted/bitter flavor with full-bodied mouthfeel.
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All beer Descriptions (except Sweet Stout) adapted from Stephen Beaumont's Brewpub Cookbook:
100 Great Recipes from 30 Famous North American Brewpubs. 1998 MacMillan, Canada.
Sweet Stout description adapted from American Brewers Association 2006 Beer Style guidelines.
