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History of Beer
Types of Lager Beer: Pilsner
Types of Lager Beer: Budweiser
Types of Beer: Wheat Beers: Hoegaarden
Types of Beer: Leffe
Types of Beer: Guinness
Types of Beer: Dreher
Types of Beer: Stella Artois
Types of Beer: Bellvue Kriek
How to Match Food with Beers
Types of Beer: Coronita
Types of Beer: Miller
Types of Beer: Borsodi Bivaly
What Color Means in Beer
About Microbreweries & Beer Classification
How to Mix Beer with Soft Drinks
How to Serve Beer
When Does Beer Go Bad?
Summary: Learn all about the history of beer in this free video on beer types and classification.
Iván Sándor set up and ran a restaurant as a partner at Cosmo Restaurant. He developed and implemented a training manual for Future Bakery Cafe and developed and implemented Night...read more
Since the dawn of time, men have done all they could to create a magic potion that made jokes funnier, women more receptive and prettier, walking more difficult, and dancing easier...which is why men created beer. This magic alcoholic potion made from hops of barley and wheat has been the catalyst for many off the cuff Karaoke parties, regretful phone calls, and wandering through neighborhoods wondering what happened to your shirt. Beer is a drink made differently all over the world and brings a diverse library of taste to it's millions of fans across the globe.
In this free video series, watch as beer expert Iván Sándor teaches all about beer types and classification. Learn the history of beer, learn all about the lagers Pilsner and Budweiser, the wheat beer Hoegaarden, Leffe beers, Guinness, Dreher, Stella Artois, Bellvue Kriek, Miller, and Borsodi Bivaly. Find out about what beer to combine with certain foods, what color in beer means, how to mix beer with soft drinks, when beer goes bad, and all about microbreweries. It's time to graduate from the crazy days of Natty Light and Milwaukee's Best and move into the new age of using better tasting and more expensive beers to get yourself hammered. With these free videos, the experts at Expert Village will educate you about beer types and classification so that you can impress all your friends at the next happy hour.
"Hi, my name is Ivan and I welcome you on behalf of Expert Village in Budapest Hungary. This is our place called Repeta Sorak, we are located in the heart of downtown Budapest. And, I am here to talk to you about beer, a flavorful beverage all man likes. This beverage dates back to 4300BC where the first clay tablets were found with beer recipes by the Babylonians. Back in 1600BC the Egyptians had more than 100 recipes of beer as a remedy to cure. In recent history beer, found to be the most popular alcoholic beverage anywhere in the world. In more recent history, in 1420 the German's developed the lager manner of brewing and in 1516 the Bavarians formed the first guild that set up the laws and purity of the beer. In 1553 Beck's founded it's first brewery and it's still operating today. I would like to talk to you about different kind of beers."
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dannypo said
on 8/2/2008 In my opinion you should have at least some knowledge of a subject before you make a video like this.
Let's go over the errors I noticed in the few minutes I watched your videos. You said in an ale the yeast is removed from the top after fermentation. Actually most ale yeast falls to the bottom after fermentation. You said ales are darker than lagers. Wrong. Schwarzbier is a lager that is nearly black and opaque, while a witbier is an ale that is so light it is almost white. Darker beers have less malt? Sorry. Color usually comes from the use of darker malts. Also more malt will actually make a beer darker. Ales have more alcohol than lagers? Wrong again. Dopplebock is a style of lager and is usually between 7% and 12% ABV while Ordinary Bitter is an ale and is normally from 3.2% to 3.8% ABV.
Please don't post more of this.