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Two German beers in pint glasses with pretzel and mustard. - Pixel-Shot/Shutterstock When it comes to beer, few countries hold the same global reputation as Germany: Oktoberfest and big steins filled ...

When most Americans think of German beer, they think of the big names — Paulaner, Spaten, Bitburger, Beck’s. There’s nothing wrong with those, but there’s a lot more complexity to German beer than ...

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There’s a case to be made that Germans are the reigning champs of beer. Sure, you have some other countries that make fantastic beer, but really, they’re all just copying the greats that came before.

There’s no country more famous for its beer than Germany. That reputation is well deserved according to veteran beer writer Stephen Beaumont, author and co-author of fourteen books on the topic, ...

MUNICH — It looked like all the other beers in the sea of giant one-liter glasses at the Augustiner Brewery tent at Oktoberfest, but Peter Asen’s mug harbored a secret: His drink was nonalcoholic.

WHEN ASKED TO describe their ideal beer, most people do not say, “salty.” They also probably do not list their favorite tasting note as “coriander,” or extol the virtues of a low-ABV session brew (if ...