made with rye, aged in charred barrels for at least 2 years
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porter (ale)
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notes of chocolate with mild roast in the finish
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stout (ale)
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coffee, chocolate, molasses and heavily roasted flavor
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gin
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can be described as flavored vodka; take neutral spirit, a mash of fermented grain to re-distill with botanicals (primarily juniper berries); comes from french word for juniper--genever
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wheat ale
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brewed with large amount of wheat, cloudy in appearance with prominent wheat flavor; hefeweizen and witbier
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amber lager
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reddish brown or copper colored with medium body and light malt sweetness
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vodka
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clear, colorless, unaged liquor; originally made in russia from potatoes. today, almost odorless and tasteless, usually made from grain (barely and wheat)
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rum
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made from sugar cane (member of the grass family)
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tequila
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made in the arid highlands of central Mexico from fermented and distilled sap of agave (a succulent)
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lager
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fermented at lower temps creating lighter flavor and color
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pale ale
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spicy, earthy or aromatic flavors
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scotch
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made with barley, distilled and casked exclusively in scotland
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light lagers
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slightly malty, highly carbonated with a crisp dry finish
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irish whiskey
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made with barley, distilled and casked exclusively in Ireland
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bourbon
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must be at least 51% corn, produced in US and aged in new charred white oak barrels for at least 2 years
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IPA
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pronounced hop profile from start to finish
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ales
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fermented at higher temps creating more aroma and flavor
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beer
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fermented drink made from grain and seasoned hops. oldest and most popular alcoholic beverage. all are either ales or lagers
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tennessee sour mas
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must be at least 51% corn, produced in tennessee and aged at least 2 years in barrels
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brown ale
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dark malt flavors of caramel and toffee
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pilsner
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medium to full bodied, high carbonation, bitter finish