Types and culture of beer

German beer has a history of more than 1,000 years. It is the country with the largest beer consumption in the world. Germans love beer. In their perception, beer is not wine but beverage and food, no matter at any time and any place. They will pick up a glass of beer whenever they are free, and even stock their employees with beer in their businesses. Therefore, Germany has formed a special "beer culture". There is a long history, ancient legends and various brewing methods, as well as exclusive festivals and dances.

Beer is one of the oldest alcoholic beverages. It is the third most consumed beverage in the world after water and tea. German beer can be divided into white beer, clear beer, dark beer, etc.

The characteristic of white beer is that the liquid is thicker and the taste is not too bitter. It tastes smooth and smooth. It is a typical liquid bread.Since white beer is generally consumed in the form of draft beer, it is rich in yeast and lactic acid at the same time, which greatly improves the nutritional value of beer and meets the nutritional requirements of today's consumers. Compared with ordinary beer, the taste is softer and more refreshing.

Sake beer has a clear quality and is transparent and light yellow. It is the most bitter in German beer.Because of the secondary fermentation process, the wine contains less sugar, which is not easy to make people drunk, and clear beer is very suitable for drinking in large quantities. The most well-known representative brand is Flensburg, which is well-known in the local area. This type adopts the push cap design, no need to open the bottle when opening the bottle, and can make a champagne-like opening sound

Dark beer has a light coffee brown color, dark beer is not as bitter as clear beer, and has a slightly sweet taste.Dark beer is not as bitter as clear beer, and has a slightly sweet taste. It is similar to the Irish Guinness beer, but the concentration is slightly lighter.

The biggest festival in Germany is the annual Oktoberfest. The Oktoberfest originated in Germany. In October 1810, the German Oktoberfest was held to celebrate the wedding of Prince Ludwig of Bavaria and Princess Hills of Saxony. Grand celebration. Since then, the Oktoberfest has been preserved as a traditional folk festival in Bavaria. Munich has always been recognized as the "Beer City", and the world's largest beer festival, the October Celebration, is held every autumn. Tourists from all over the world flocked to Munich to flock to the "Bavarian beer" and experience the lively and joyous celebrations of the German people. During the annual Oktoberfest, it can consume up to 6 million liters of beer. The beer culture formed by the Germans over the years has become the only wine culture in the world.

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