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| − | + | A '''session beer''' is a beer able to be had in quantity over the course of an evening drinking "session" without getting too drunk. This means a true session beer must have two qualities: | |
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| + | *It must be easy-drinking, which usually means no unusually strong flavors; and | ||
| + | *It must be relatively low in alcohol, certainly under 5% and usually closer to 3.5%. | ||
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| + | The alcohol level and drinkability are of course somewhat subjective, so what constitutes a session beer varies from person to person. The styles listed below are those that are generally recognized as "session beers" in their country of origin. | ||
Latest revision as of 11:55, 26 August 2007
A session beer is a beer able to be had in quantity over the course of an evening drinking "session" without getting too drunk. This means a true session beer must have two qualities:
- It must be easy-drinking, which usually means no unusually strong flavors; and
- It must be relatively low in alcohol, certainly under 5% and usually closer to 3.5%.
The alcohol level and drinkability are of course somewhat subjective, so what constitutes a session beer varies from person to person. The styles listed below are those that are generally recognized as "session beers" in their country of origin.
Pages in category "Session beer styles"
The following 26 pages are in this category, out of 26 total.
