Across
- 3. Crisp, pale lager style originating in Bohemia in 1842
- 5. The physical sensation of beer's texture and body on the palate
- 8. One who operates across all three tiers of the alcohol distribution system
- 9. The single-celled organism responsible for fermentation in beer
- 11. The third-tier business that sells beer directly to the consumer
- 13. A bar or tasting room located on brewery premises
- 14. Top-fermented beer brewed at warmer temperatures using ale yeast
- 15. Germinated and kilned grain that provides fermentable sugars and color
- 17. The cone-shaped flower that adds bitterness, aroma, and flavor to beer
- 19. Dark, full-bodied beer brewed with roasted barley or malt
- 20. The complex scent profile of a beer, influenced by hops, malt, and yeast
Down
- 1. The biological process where yeast converts sugars into alcohol and CO2
- 2. A licensed facility where beer is produced commercially
- 4. A business that purchases beer in bulk and resells to retailers
- 6. The middle-tier entity that transports beer from brewer to retailer
- 7. Beer produced by a small, independent, and traditional brewery
- 10. The sharp, dry taste contributed by alpha acids in hops
- 12. Bottom-fermented beer brewed cold; the world's most consumed style
- 16. The dissolved CO2 that gives beer its characteristic bubbles
- 18. Dark ale with notes of chocolate, caramel, and coffee
