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[Lager that qualifies under the German Beer Purity Law of 1516]
...Which reads (in part):
" ... no more than 2% horse piss, 1% puss from corpses infected with
bubonic plague and 3% ashes from burned witches"
On a hot day I would say lager.
On a cold day I would say ale, so long as it isnt pale.
I see no stout option![]()
It's been a long while, but yeah. I should probably put that on the grocery list as I can't even remember if I liked it.Ale FTW. Bass is a good go-to beer for me, although I generally like stuff a bit on the darker side. Anybody tried Pete's Wicked Ale?
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I think this says it all
Ales, generally, because making lager takes more time. For cooler days, I go for a dark stout - often an Imperial Stout. Sunny days is time for the blonde belgian-style ale or spiced rye ales.