American pale ale is sort of the original American craft beer style.

So the first member of this family is the weiss beer style.

And today it's a popular beer style, among both small and large breweries.

And this is each and every beer style.

There's still a fair amount of beer on the market today that doesn't neatly conform to a specific beer style.

Gose is honestly a rather strange historic tart wheat beer style that was pretty obscure and virtually unheard of 10 years ago.

While a hundred different beer styles definitely covers a lot of ground.

One of my favourite beer styles is the Belgian saison.

So first step in this category, we've got two different tart German wheat beer styles.

I actually think that Irish stout is one of the most misunderstood beer styles out there.

But with the rise of new craft beer styles and flavours, questions about its relevance have resurfaced.

One of the most important topics that we cover in all of our materials is beer styles.

In Appendix B, "Types of Beer ," I journey through the enormous diversity of beer styles.

But some new beer styles are so mish-mashed and obscure they don't seem to mean anything at all.

Interestingly enough, this is where we get the word Imperial from, as it is applied to beer styles.

Most classic Belgium beer styles are dominated by yeast derived flavors, but Belgium pale ale is pretty malt driven.