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What are the key differences between lager and pilsner beers?
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What are the key differences between lager and pilsner beers?
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Not very much. Both of them ferment in cool temperatures, but, originally, only pilsners were stored in freezers. Since lagers are kept that way now too, there's no real difference.
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lager is for real men!!
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Think of pilsner has a subset of lager. Lagers are bottom fermented in cool temps with a secondary fermentation (lagering phase) that helps clear and settle the brew. Pilsners are highly hopped, light colored lagers.
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A pilsner IS a lager. Lagers are cold fermented with a bottom fermenting yeast. Ales are Warm fermented with a top fermenting yeast. Almost all beers fit either the ale or lager category. The only exception are a few "steam" beers also known as california commons. Which use a lager yeast at ale temperatures.
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