Lager beer labels catalogue

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"Lager" is the term used for bottom-fermented beers in the German-inhabited areas of Great Britain and the United States. More

Lager is the term used for bottom-fermented beers in the German-inhabited regions of Great Britain and the United States. Lager is derived from lagern (German for: lagering/to save).

In the Netherlands, lager is no longer used as an indication for a beer brewed in the Netherlands. In Germany and England, the lager type of beer is becoming more popular again. Lager in the Netherlands was a pilsner-like beer with 3.5% alcohol and a softer taste than pilsner. In England, the term "lager" is generally used for bottom-fermented beers.

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Full name

Lager

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4,795

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Oldest item

Lager-Hell (1953)