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  • While acetaldehyde is usually considered a fault in beer, some beer styles do use it as part of the flavor profile. The best-known example is Budweis ...beer for tasting or judging testing or calibration, add 3/4 tsp. of white wine vinegar to 12 ounces of beer.
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  • ...sed by [[Ray Daniels]] as the [[beer]] equivalent of a [[sommelier]] for [[wine]]. #Beer Styles and Culture
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  • ...st]], to create unique flavors in many beer styles, especially [[sour beer styles]]. ...lactic acid bacteria,''' which contribute the sourness to many [[sour beer styles]], as well as being responsible for the fermentation of cheese. Commonly e
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  • ...needed for most beer styles and new brewers typically do not brew [[lager styles]] or other beers that require specialized conditioning for their first few ...herwise treated so that the wood would not "contaminate" the beer. Unlike wine and whiskey, oak or wood character was not considered desirable in beer unt
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  • [[Category:Wine]] ...ain can be used to reproduce many of the American versions of classic beer styles. Similar neutral character of WLP001, but less attenuation, less accentuati
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  • [[Category:Beer styles]] [[Category:Ale styles]]
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  • #REDIRECT[[Barley Wine]] [[Category:Beer styles]]
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  • [[Category:Wine]] [[Category:Wine ingredients]]
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  • ...the bottle, in your pour. That having been said, the vast majority of beer styles call for leaving as much of the yeast behind as possible. When pouring thes ...et-style glasses that concentrate the aromas towards your nose like a fine wine glass.
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  • [[Category:Mead styles]] [[Category:BJCP mead styles]]
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  • ...a good [[Glasses#Pint Glass|pint glass]] works well for all of the [[beer styles]] commonly brewed by beginning brewers. ...itious, and in some styles, such as [[hefeweizen]] and many [[Belgian beer styles]], the flavor of the yeast makes an important contribution. Whether to avo
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  • ...lcoholic beverage made by fermenting honey with yeast. Mead is not a beer, wine, or spirit in the normal sense; it is its own class of alcohol, and many pe
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  • ...class styles of beer (IPA, Belgian wheat, German K�lsch and Bock, barley wine, American lagers, to name a few) * Using fruit, honey, and herbs for a spic
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  • ...int project run by the [[American Homebrewers Association]] and the [[Home Wine & Beer Trade Association]] in an attempt to standardize and raise the quali {{main|:Category:BJCP beer styles}}
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  • [[Category:Beer styles]] [[Category:Specialty beer styles]]
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  • [[Category:Wine]] [[Category:Wine equipment]]
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  • |styles=[[Ale]], [[Stout]], [[Barley Wine]]
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  • |styles=[[American Barley Wine]], other American ales
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  • ...refer to an [[alcoholic beverage]] that lacks [[sweet|sweetness]]. Dry [[wine]] or [[beer]] often has a distinct alcohol flavor and a perception of a lig ...anisms can often ferment sugars that are unfermentable by ordinary beer or wine yeast.
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