World beers are beers produced outside the UK, representing the brewing traditions, styles and flavours of different countries around the globe. They include everything from German lagers and Belgian ales to Mexican lagers, Irish stouts and Japanese craft beers.
The best beer brand depends on your personal taste. If you enjoy light and refreshing beers, lagers such as Peroni or San Miguel may appeal to you. If you prefer richer flavours, you may enjoy brands known for ales, porters Read more…
The flavour of a beer is influenced by the ingredients used, the brewing process and the beer style. Different brands may use different malts, hops, yeast strains and brewing methods, resulting in unique flavours and aromas.
Many historic beer brands trace their origins back hundreds of years. Some breweries have been producing beer since medieval times, although the exact age of a brand often depends on how its history is defined. Several European breweries have brewing Read more…
Craft beer brands are generally produced by smaller, independent breweries that focus on flavour, innovation and brewing techniques. Examples include BrewDog, Beavertown, Tiny Rebel and Thornbridge. Traditional beer brands are often larger and may produce beer on a much greater Read more…
Ale-producing brands include Greene King IPA, Hobgoblin, London Pride, Marston’s, Old Speckled Hen and Newcastle Brown Ale. These brands are closely associated with traditional British brewing.
Many of the world’s most popular beer brands are known for producing lagers. Examples include Heineken, Peroni, Birra Moretti, Carling, Carlsberg, San Miguel, Amstel, Stella Artois and Corona.
The UK imports beer from around the world. Popular imported brands include Peroni and Birra Moretti from Italy, Stella Artois from Belgium, Heineken from the Netherlands, Corona and Sol from Mexico, and Tiger Beer from Singapore.
Many well-known beer brands originated in the UK, including BrewDog, Greene King IPA, Hobgoblin, London Pride, Marston’s, Old Speckled Hen, John Smith’s and Newcastle Brown Ale. Britain has a long brewing tradition and remains home to hundreds of independent breweries.
The UK’s best-selling beer brands can vary from year to year, but brands such as Carling, Guinness, Heineken, Stella Artois and Birra Moretti are consistently among the most popular. Sales figures often differ between pubs, supermarkets and off-licence retailers.