Brewing beer

Orange County’s craft beer scene is booming, offering a diverse selection for every palate. From laid-back taprooms with award-winning brews to lively social hubs with delicious eats, there’s a brewery adventure waiting for you.

Portland, the epicenter of craft beer excellence, is a must-visit destination for any beer enthusiast, offering a treasure trove of iconic breweries, vibrant neighborhoods, and a thriving food scene that perfectly complements the city's craft beer culture.

As well as finding the best pubs and bars, a craft beer tour in Bristol is always a fantastic way to understand the process involved.

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Ah yes, dark British beers – some of my favorite brews! These beers originate from the UK and tend to have a rich, malty flavor profile. The color ranges from deep amber to almost black, and they often feature roasted malt characters like coffee, chocolate or toffee. Popular styles in this category include stouts like Guinness, milk stouts, porters, brown ales, milds, and old ales. These beers are medium to full-bodied with moderate carbonation.

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Ah, Märzen! What a delightful beer for the fall season. With its toasted malt flavor and clean, smooth finish, it’s like a crisp autumn breeze blowing through the biergarten. The name Märzen comes from the German word for March, which is when this lager style was traditionally brewed in Bavaria. It was made stronger and had more malt so it could ferment over the summer months when it was too hot to brew.