A type of beer that is brewed and stored at cooler temperatures, resulting in a clean, crisp taste.
From German 'Lagerbier,' where 'lager' means 'storage' or 'camp.' German brewers discovered that storing beer in cold caves created a smoother, more stable brew than traditional ales.
Lager is one of the world's most popular beers, yet it's only been widely produced for about 400 years—ales have been around for thousands! The accidental discovery of cold storage changed beer-making forever.
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