Strong Ale

Strong ale is a type of beer that has a higher alcohol content than regular beers, typically between 7% and 12% alcohol by volume. It offers a richer, fuller flavor profile, often featuring malt sweetness, caramel, and sometimes fruity or spicy notes. Originally brewed in England, strong ales are crafted to be enjoyed in moderation, often aged to develop complexity. They are characterized by their robustness, complex aromas, and full-bodied taste, making them a popular choice for seasoned beer drinkers seeking a more intense and flavorful experience.