A boutique beer is a beer that is not mass produced. It is usually made by a small operator such as a pub brewery (sometimes referred to as a micro-brewer). Boutique beers may be domestic or international, with many boutique beers only being available in the premises where they were brewed, while others enjoy national exposure. Commercially produced beer Commercially produced beer may be seen as beer that comes from commercial brewers others than boutique breweries. These beers may be available in different alcoholic contents which are classified generally as: Standard strength which is around the 4.9% alcohol/volume mark – Mid-strength around 3.3% alc/vol – Light about 2.2% alc/vol – Low alcohol 0.9%alc/vol. –
A boutique beer is a beer that is not mass produced. It is usually made by a small operator such as a pub brewery (sometimes referred to as a micro-brewer). Boutique beers may be domestic or international, with many boutique beers only being available in the premises where they were brewed, while others enjoy national exposure. Commercially produced beer Commercially produced beer may be seen as beer that comes from commercial brewers others than boutique breweries. These beers may be available in different alcoholic contents which are classified generally as: Standard strength – which is around the 4.9% alcohol/volume mark Mid-strength – around 3.3% alc/vol Light – about 2.2% alc/vol Low alcohol – 0.9%alc/vol.
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