Little Book of Lager: A Guide to the World's Most Popular Style of Beer

This is a wonderful booklet for every beer lover who seeks more inside information on his/her favourite beverage. Written in a fun and easy to understand style, it will break a few popular myths with most pub drinkers; mostly that a Lager can be a lot more than just a fizzy yellow and unsavoury beer (thank God for that), with more than twenty different sub-styles ranging from light golden to deep black in colur, and ABV (alcohol content) ranging from 0.5 up to 9.2%. You'll enjoy reading it while tasting a wide range of Lagers, and some bits will make you laugh out loud. Fully recommended.

This is an overly simplistic book about lager beer written only to glorify the so called writer’s travels. It was a total brag with most of the beers mentioned the average drinker will never have a chance to try. Terrible purchase. Waste of money.

This is a wonderful booklet for every beer lover who seeks more inside information on his/her favourite beverage. Written in a fun and easy to understand style, it will break a few popular myths with most pub drinkers; mostly that a Lager can be a lot more than just a fizzy yellow and unsavoury beer (thank God for that), with more than twenty different sub-styles ranging from light golden to deep black in colur, and ABV (alcohol content) ranging from 0.5 up to 9.2%. You'll enjoy reading it while tasting a wide range of Lagers, and some bits will make you laugh out loud. Fully recommended.