Gose is a salty, funky beer that's worth trying, especially if you like sours. Here's what you need to know about the history ...

In the 2000s, the beer began to make a comeback in Germany, brought back by a few willing, rebellious enthusiasts in its traditional base of Leipzig, and as of roughly 2015, it began to be adopted ...

From German lagers and Russian imperial stouts to Belgian saisons, American craft brewers are seemingly happy to borrow from any beer style in the world and adopt them as their own.

We spoke to multiple beer experts to learn the best German brews you can buy in the U.S., including Bitburger Pils, Weihenstephan Hefeweissbier, and Rothaus Tannenzäpfle ...

German Beer: A Style For Every Mood There are quite a few German beer styles out there, and these vary according to flavor, alcohol by volume (ABV), and color. Pilsners, a type of lager, are quite ...

Breaking down German beer styles Volunteer Mike "Mr. Oktoberfest" Messina pours beer during the Oktoberfest event at the Deutsches Haus in New Orleans, Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018.

ABV: 4.8% Average Price: $14 for a six-pack The Beer: Another German beer on this list, Gaffel Kölsch is a family-owned brewery that’s been crafting Kölsch (and other German beer styles) since ...

American beer drinkers, after all, lately favor juicy IPAs and sugary stouts. But Mr. Gnagy’s and Mr. Baylor’s take on the esoteric style, Next Train to Bamberg, has been well received.

With German pilsners, you can expect a light, slightly bitter beer with an ABV ranging between 4.4% and 5.2%. If you're seeking something a bit more robust, a German bock is the way to go.