Session beer beer labels catalogue

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A **Session beer** is generally described as a beer with little alcohol (around 3% and 4% ABV). Deer comes from the craft beer world in which small breweries brew specialty beers. More

A Session beer is generally described as a beer with little alcohol (around 3% and 4% ABV). Deer comes from the craft beer world in which small breweries brew specialty beers. Session beer is not a real beer: there are, for example, IPAs, Pale Ales and pilsners. It is, however, a beer category that is gaining more and more fame here since it is very popular in the United States because of its lower alcohol content.

It is not really clear where Session beer actually comes from. Most likely it dates back to the First World War when English factory workers worked in short session breaks.

The workers worked long hard days in the factories. In the short breaks they liked to drink a beer. To guarantee productivity and reduce the risk of accidents in the workplace, a beer was brewed that contained less alcohol: the session beer.

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