Frequently Asked Questions
What is world beer?
World beer refers to beers from different countries and brewing traditions around the world, including lagers, ales, stouts, IPAs and regional speciality styles.
What styles of beer are included in world beer?
World beer includes a wide range of styles such as pilsners, lagers, IPAs, stouts, wheat beers, Belgian ales, sours and traditional regional beers from countries like Germany, Belgium, the UK, the USA and Czech Republic.
What does “world beer” mean on a menu or shop?
It usually means a mixed selection of international beers from different countries and breweries rather than a single style or region.
Which countries are known for world beer?
Countries commonly associated with world beer include Germany, Belgium, Czech Republic, the United Kingdom, Ireland, the United States and Japan, each with their own brewing traditions.
Is world beer a specific style?
No. World beer is not a single style. It is a general term used to group beers from different global brewing traditions.
What food pairs well with world beer?
Because world beer includes many styles, pairings vary, but generally it works well with pub food, grilled meats, cheese, spicy dishes and snacks depending on the beer style.