Lagers are the most common form of beer drunk in the world right now. If it’s sold in a Super Bowl ad, offered on tap at your local bar or dominating the cooler at your favorite liquor store, it’s likely a lager. There’s a good reason for that. Lagers are really accessible! Lagers are brewed low and slow: low temps, lazy yeast and longer fermentation. They are also bottom fermented – the yeast does not rise to the top during the fermentation, it sinks. They are light, bubbly and laid-back, which is why they dominate the beer market. It’s really an agreeable style! If you’re newer to craft beer, a lager is a great starting point for your new brew journey. This is not because lagers are boring or plain, but more because they lack the dominant bitterness of an IPA or the weighty darkness of a stout or porter. These light and refreshing beers include bock, pilsner, Mexican, Vienna and many more. You’ll find quite a few of these on the Cerberus menu.