What is an alcoholic beverage? | BoozeBay

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Alcoholic Beverages

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Introduction

• Drinking alcohol is a pretty popular social
  activity, but not many people know what alcohol
  is made of and how its classified. As well as
  knowing whats in alcohol, it can be helpful to
  find alcohol summery in very short.
• What is alcohol?
• Alcohol is one of the most popular
  moodchanging recreational drugs everywhere like
  India, USA etc. It can be accessed legally by
  people over the age of 18 in bottle shops, pubs,
  clubs and bars. The active ingredient in alcohol
  is ethanol, a liquid which comes from the
  fermentation of starches (like wheat, corn and
  barley).

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Types of alcohol

• Imported
• Domestic
• "Imported
• These generally fell into three broad
  categories...
• European Pilsners 
• By default, when most people referred to
  "imports" back in the '80s or '90s, this was
  usually what they meant -- Heineken, Becks,
  Lowenbrau, etc. They're basically more pronounced
  versions of the style on which American lagers
  were based, with more happiness, a little more
  maltiness, etc.
• British Ales
• The other general category someone might have
  been referring to, if they weren't talking about
  Pilsners, were the few British brands that were
  widely available -- for the most part, Bass,
  Guinness and Harp (outside of the rare specialty
  shop).

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• Asian Lagers 
• Finally, the other type of imported beer that
  was generally available were the kinds you
  usually only got at Asian restaurants, which also
  tend to be similar to pilsners, but often used a
  lot more rice and other adjuncts, and so tend to
  be pretty crisp and dry -- Sapporo, Tsingtao,
  Singha, Kingfisher,
• Budweiser Magnum Beer etc.
• "Domestic"
• Any one of a number of "microbrews", or the
  specific style that was originally based on
  Pilsner, but is now referred to as "American
  Lager" or "American Light Lager" -- basically,
  Bud/Bud Light, Miller/Miller Light, Pabst, Coors,
  Kingfisher Blue Beer etc.

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