National Lager Day

National Lager Day is celebrated in America on December 10th. This is not the only holiday where we drink an intoxicating drink, but today we cannot abandon the tradition. Lager is an amazing beer made from a mixture of malt, hops and water. Taste qualities are striking in their depth. We are sure that you’ve already gathered in the store!

History

No one knows who created National Lager Day, but he certainly championed beer! Lager is fundamentally different from other varieties, as an amateur can instantly identify it even with their eyes closed. This is because special yeasts are used in its production, which practically do not emit any side esters or phenols. As a result, we can experience the pure taste of malt and hops without any additional aromas or flavors! This variety is highly valued, as not everyone can make it. Even experienced brewers can make a misfire! Lager was first produced in 19th century Bavaria. Brewers experimented, so we can say that the variety was created unintentionally. People are divided into two types: those who love lager and those who hate it. No matter which category you fall into, the holiday is here to be celebrated!

Interesting facts

Did you know that Lager:

• Has huge popularity, with more than 80% of the market belonging to it alone.
• Was loved by wanderers and travelers – according to some reports, they claimed that beer had healing properties.
• Is available to diabetics – the variety has a low strength, making it ideal for athletes who are watching their figure, etc.
• Since its inception, the recipe has not been modified – the taste remains the same.

How to take part

Organize a party and invite your friends! Celebrate National Lager Day with fun music and your favorite drink! Find out about the history of its creation and share the information with others. Some cities host interesting events related to the holiday – be sure to check them out!

When is National Lager Day celebrated in 2023?

National Lager Day is observed on December 10 each year.

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