Danube Gold Lager (Demo)
A crisp fictional lager created for layout testing.
Beer style
A broad family of bottom-fermented beers matured at cool temperatures, ranging from pale and crisp to dark and malty.
Lager brewing developed in Central Europe around cool fermentation and cold storage. The adoption of pure yeast cultures and mechanical refrigeration in the nineteenth century made year-round production possible.
Lager yeast ferments best at cooler temperatures than most ale strains. A controlled maturation period reduces sulphur compounds and diacetyl while allowing the beer to clarify.