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Find out more about Dark Beers
There are many, quite unrelated, styles of dark brew. If this vague term is used without qualification, it usually means a dark lager of the Munich type.
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However, dark beers may include brown ales, bock biers, maibocks, porters, stouts, scotch ales, strong ales, winter ales, and many other seasonal styles. Dark beers are very popular in the colder winter months as they give one a feeling of being warmed up as they are consumed.
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Brown Ale - The Brown Ale is making a comeback! Learn about this ale's popularity over the centuries.
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Munchener - Munchner - Learn more about Munchner, the traditionally Dark Lager!
Porter - American Porters come in may different flavors. Learn more about this style of beer and what it is made up of.
Scotch Ale - Find out the differences between light and heavy Scotch style Ales.
Stout - Learn about different types of Stout style beers and even some information about their history!
Strong Ale - Brews in the Strong Ale category can include just about any beer style imaginable. Find out more by clicking the link!
Winter - From the beginning of brewing history, special recipes were concocted for the cold winter months and celebrations such as winter solstice. Learn more about the history of Winter beer!
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