The inheritance and evolution of beer types

How does the creative factor affect beer type?

Beer is the most creative brewed wine. Beer is the most imaginative and most unrestricted type of wine in the system of brewing wine. Brewing beer is like a culinary creation. If the brewer is the chef, the beer type is the recipe. If chefs can get creative with changing recipes, so can brewers to create unique types of beer.

In fact, there are many types of beer that have been created this way, and beer types are evolving so fast that new products appear every year in the global beer industry.

Whether the name came first, or the beer came first, the type of beer reflects creativity.

Looking at the types of beer today, each type has its own name, and behind each name is a corresponding set of sensory characteristics.

Behind this natural phenomenon, there are actually different stories: some types of beer are named after the fact of existence; some beers are born because there is a gap in the type system, so people invent a beer type to fill that void.

Potter's Creativity from Worker's Edition to Noble Edition.

Porters in London, for example, first got the habit of drinking this type of beer by port porters, and then this beer got its name. The type name is creative because it literally means porter.

Later, the gentry also hoped to be able to drink this special dark beer, but they did not want to drink the same wine as the working class, so they asked the brewers to use this type as a blueprint to brew an enhanced version of Porter, because the taste is better In order to be strong, it was originally named "Stout Porter" (Stout Porter), which literally means chubby porter, and later referred to as "Stout Porter".

Aside from Stout, some beer types were conceived and then created. These products are enough to illustrate the creativity and imagination of human beings, and they are also the forces that promote the development of beer types. First of all, pilsner beer is a light-colored beer designed in the middle of the 19th century. It is the first bottle of golden beer in the world. It seems to be a trendy product created overnight in history. , winemaking equipment, the crystallization of imagination and creativity.

Another example is American ale. Originally, there were only two types of light and dark colors. The colors were light straw yellow to dark gold, and dark amber to brown red. There was a gap in the color spectrum between the two, so there was a gap between the two. The creative work between the two finenesses - gourmet amber ale.

The pressure of market competition stimulates unlimited creativity.

After the advent of pilsner beer, it has gradually gained people's favor. This kind of beer with pure flavor, thirst-quenching and easy-drinking has gradually become the leading position in the beer consumer market. In such an atmosphere, some special forms appeared to join the battle. This type of product was originally a creative beer and is now mostly regarded as a classic type.

First of all, the light-colored lager in Munich, Germany appeared at the end of the 19th century. The original research engine was to fight the popular Czech Pearson type lager at that time.

Secondly, after the Second World War, Belgium also developed the golden beer and the golden ale. These light-colored beers that tasted quite refreshing but quite flavorful were also to compete with the domestic market at that time. Favored pilsner-type beer to contend with.

In addition, the appearance of American cream ale is also to fight against light-colored lagers, but it is only imagined that the opponents are not Continental Pearson-type lagers, but the light-colored lagers of the United States and Canada.

It can also be seen from the above examples that the light-colored beer, which is particularly favored by the consumer market, seems to be dominated by giants, and the neutral flavor and mass-produced beer products seem to drown out the relatively small but diverse tastes. However, it turns out that these mainstream beers have actually stimulated healthy competition in the industry in the past, making today's beer types more colorful.