In the world of craft beer, there’s a growing appreciation for what’s known as a “session beer.” But what exactly makes a session beer, and why are they gaining popularity? While alcohol by volume (ABV) is a significant factor, there’s much more to the appeal of these beers than just their lower alcohol content.
A session beer is typically characterized by an ABV of 5% or lower, allowing you to enjoy several pints in one “session” without becoming overly intoxicated. However, what truly defines a session beer is balance. These beers are crafted to deliver full flavor while maintaining a lighter body and lower alcohol content. This balance ensures that the beer is drinkable, refreshing, and satisfying, making it easy to enjoy over an extended period.
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by Steven Doyle
