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Lager

Lagers & producers

All 54
United States of America 17
Germany 15
Spain 9
Canada 4
Taiwan 4
Poland 2
England 2
Austria 1

Lagers

1

Chodské pivo

Plzeň Region, Czech Republic
4.3

Chodské pivo has been produced in the historic Chodsko region (Plzeň) since the 12th century. It is made from locally sourced water with low mineral content, hops, malt, and yeast. Only Žatecký poloraný červeň&aac... READ MORE

2

Pilsner

Plzeň, Czech Republic
4.1

Pilsner is a beer style that originated in Pilsen (Plzeň), a city in western Bohemia. It was first brewed in 1842, making it one of the youngest beer styles to appear in modern brewing. The style originated when the citizens of Pilsen, wh... READ MORE

3

Helles

Munich, Germany
4.1

Helles is a German-style lager that first appeared in Munich in 1894. It was a Bavarian answer to light Czech pilsner. Although Bavaria heavily relied on strong and dark lagers, the popularity of crisp and golden pilsner beers in... READ MORE

4

Märzen

Bavaria, Germany
4.1

Märzen is a German beer style from Bavaria that is closely connected with Oktoberfestbier and shares some similarities with Vienna lager. This style officially appeared in 1841 when it was brewed by Spaten brewery, but a similar styl... READ MORE

5

Dunkel

Bavaria, Germany
4.0

Dunkel is a German dark lager that is mostly associated with Bavaria and Munich. This dark beer, which can range from copper to dark brown, is mainly brewed from Munich malt which gives the beer its typical caramel-like and toasty charact... READ MORE

6

Doppelbock

Munich, Germany
4.0

Doppelbock is a German beer style that was first brewed in Munich by Paulaner monks. As the name might suggest—doppel translates as double—this style developed as a slightly stronger version of traditional Ge... READ MORE

7

Weizenbock

Munich, Germany
4.0

Weizenbock is a German beer style that was introduced in 1907 by the Schneider Weisse Brauhaus brewery located in Munich. Weizenbock was supposed to be a middle-ground between the rich and malty doppelbock and wheat beer (weissbierREAD MORE

8

Bock

Einbeck, Germany
3.9

Bock beer is a German bottom fermenting lager that nowadays comes in a wide range of sub-styles. Traditional versions may range from golden to amber, and sometimes even dark brown. They are typically lightly hopped, rich, creamy, smooth, ... READ MORE

9

Českobudějovické pivo

České Budějovice, Czech Republic
3.9

Českobudějovické pivo is a moderately bitter beer produced in the Czech Republic. The water used in the preparation process must come from the underground lake of the České Budějovice Basin, the hops come from the Žatec area... READ MORE

10

Znojemské pivo

Znojmo, Czech Republic
3.9

Znojemské pivo is a beer produced in several varieties in the Znojmo area in the Czech Republic. It can be produced as a light or dark draught beer and a lager. Only three ingredients are used in the production process – barl... READ MORE

11

Rauchbier

Bamberg, Germany
3.8

Rauchbier is a German beer style that is associated with Franconia and the city of Bamberg. Translated as smoked beer, the style is made with smoked malt, and it initially appeared in the 14th century. At the time, using smoked m... READ MORE

12

Schwarzbier

Germany
3.8

Schwarzbier is a German dark lager style. These beers are not overly powerful or harsh, and they tend to be smooth and refreshing. The use of malted barley will give them a lightly roasted malt backbone that is accompanied by hints of cho... READ MORE

13

German Pilsner

Germany
3.7

German Pilsner is a light, clean-tasting lager that was modeled on the namesake Czech variety. It is brewed from barley malt, and it typically has a flowery, herbal, and spicy hop bitterness that is balanced with a moderately malty backbo... READ MORE

14

Dortmunder Export

Dortmund, Germany
3.7

Dortmunder Export is a German beer style that was first brewed in the late 19th century. Named after the city where it originated, this beer style was modeled on pilsners, and it was primarily invented as a thirst-quenching brew ... READ MORE

15

Japanese rice lager

Japan
3.7

Japanese rice lager is a beer style that includes rice in the grain bill. Typically, rice will make one-third of the bill, while barley usually makes the rest. The style is traditionally associated with Japan, though some international br... READ MORE

16

Březnický ležák

Březnice, Czech Republic
3.7

Březnický ležák is a Czech-style pilsner that is produced in the Municipality of Březnice. It is a golden-colored beer with an alcohol content that ranges from 4.69 to 5.53% ABV. The taste is delicate and typically bitter, w... READ MORE

17

Eisbock

Kulmbach, Germany
3.6

Eisbock is the strongest beer style that falls in the category of bock beers (bockbier). This beer style is primarily brewed as doppelbock, but then it undergoes freeze distillation—in which the water is partially ... READ MORE

18

Vienna lager

Vienna, Austria
3.4

Vienna-style lager originated in 1841 when Anton Dreher experimented with the new British tradition of drying malt without the use of direct heat—creating pale malt which would later influence the rise of pale ale style. Dreher comb... READ MORE

19

Maibock

Bavaria, Germany
3.4

Maibock is a Bavarian lager style that first appeared as a special brew to celebrate the beginning of the garden season—hence the name Mai, which translates as May. Falling in the category of Bock ... READ MORE

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Herfstbok

Netherlands
3.2

Herfstbok is often called autumn bock bier. The style was modeled on bock bier—a type of strong and dark lager that originated in Germany. Dutch bock beers grew into a distinct style, and herfstbok is one of the seasonal varieties r... READ MORE

21

Roggenbier

Bavaria, Germany
3.1

Roggenbier is a historical rye beer style that hails from Bavaria. Although it is rarely produced these days, it was commonly brewed before the introduction of the German Beer Purity Law in 1516. The law said that only water, barley, and ... READ MORE

22

American lager

United States of America
2.8

American lager is a beer style that was initially modeled on the European pale lager. Most examples of the style are clear and pale brews with a neutral flavor, subtle malt aromas, and low to moderately low hop bitterness. Initially, ales... READ MORE

23

Lichtenhainer

Lichtenhain, Germany
n/a

Lichtenheiner is a historical wheat beer that originated in Lichtenhain, Thüringen. It is a refreshing, smoked, and moderately sour style that was at its peak during the 19th century. The beer is low in alcohol, typically around 4%AB... READ MORE

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