Different breweries offer beer options for you to try, and they all have different styles.  Knowing their looks and tastes will help you choose the perfect brew for your palette. Lager The bottom-fermenting yeast makes it taste light with a hint of malt, so it is not overwhelming for first-timers.  IPA India Pale Ales, or IPAs, combine almost most beer types. It is citrusy, fruity, herbal, bitter, and other flavors.  Pilsner Pilsners from the Czech Republic are also lagers, but they have more flavor than lagers. It is like an "upgraded" version.  Pale Ale Pale ales are malty and light to drink, so it is easy to drink, especially if you have low alcohol tolerance but want to try something hoppy.  Stout beer Stout beer is a dark beer but usually low in bitterness. It is best for beer drinkers who want a sweeter option. Porter Porter is similar to stout beer in color and some ingredients, but they have more of the chocolate taste in it.  Wheat Beer Wheat beer's primary ingredient is wheat, giving it a light color with a balanced alcohol level.   Brown Ales Brown ales usually have chocolate, caramel, nuts, and fruits in the ingredients, which make its color light to dark.  Sour Ales Sour ales are, well, sour because of the wild yeast and bacteria in the ingredients. Brewers also add fruits to give it a different taste.