Trappist, lambic, lager, pilsner, stout, bitter, and purity law.
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- What is Trappist beer?
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Monastic ale brewed by Trappist monks in abbeys
- What religious requirement defines a Trappist brewery?
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Must be brewed within a Trappist monastery or abbey
- Is Trappist beer top-fermented or bottom-fermented?
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Top-fermented
- Approximately how many authentic Trappist breweries exist today?
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12 (or about a dozen)
- What is the typical ABV range of Trappist beers?
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6-12%
- What official seal or logo certifies authentic Trappist beer?
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The official Authentic Trappist Product seal
- What type of fermentation defines lambic beer?
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Spontaneous fermentation
- In what Belgian region are lambics traditionally brewed?
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Pajottenland, near Brussels
- What naturally ferments lambic beer?
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Wild yeast and bacteria from the air
- How long are lambic beers typically aged in barrels?
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1-3 years
- What fruit flavors a lambic called kriek?
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Cherry
- What fruit flavors a lambic called framboise?
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Raspberry
- What is gueuze?
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A blend of different aged lambics that is re-fermented and carbonated
- What taste characteristic is typical of lambic beers?
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Sour and acidic
- At what temperature does lager fermentation typically occur?
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Cold, around 50 degrees Fahrenheit