British Lager

British lager is a type of beer originating from the United Kingdom that is brewed using bottom-fermenting yeast at cooler temperatures. It typically has a clean, crisp taste with a light to medium body and a balanced profile of malt sweetness and hop bitterness. British lagers tend to be less hoppy and more restrained compared to some continental European styles, emphasizing drinkability and smoothness. Common examples include brands like Fosters, Tetley’s, and Carling. They are enjoyed for their refreshing qualities and are often served cold, making them popular choices for casual and social occasions.