Common Beer Terms

Secondary Fermentation:
The second stage of fermentation occurring in a closed container from several weeks to several months. Hombrewers typically perform this stage in the bottle by adding sugar to the beer as it is bottled.

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Beer Guide Stats

437 Beers Reviewed
262 Breweries Known
710 Beers Known
95 Beers Styles
387 Food Pairings

Availability

Bottled: Yes
Bottle Size: 330 ml
On Tap: No
Canned: No
Can Size: Unknown

Food Pairings

Japanese
Meat (Poultry)
Meat (Fish)

Glassware

Flute Glass
Stein
Pilsner Glass

Temperatures

Serving Temperature: 4-8^°C
Cellaring Temperature: 0-4^°C

Hite by Hite Brewery

From: Hite Brewery in , Korea - Democratic Peoples Republic of
Style: German Pilsner

Beer Description:

It's actually not a German Pilsener, it's a Korean Lager, but there is no Lager category...

Interesting Information
Review Count:	1	Average Score:	4.8
Highest Score:	4.8	Lowest Score:	4.8
Style Ranking:	7	Alcohol Percentage:	4.50
In Production:	Y	Availability:	All year round

Estimated Pricing

The following table are estimated prices based upon our research of the Recommend Retail Prices (RRP) and information passed to us by retailers and breweries alike. They should only be used as a guide and not gospel.

Pricing Information
Single Bottle/Can:	N/A
*Bulk Pack (eg: Case):*	N/A

The User Reviews

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Reviewed By: Julez		23/05/2008	Score: 4.8/10
Aroma: 3/5	Appearance: 3/5	Flavour: 3/10	Experience: 3/5
Comments:
The branding leaves itself open to mockery. This beer was SHITE!! Has some slogan like "brewed with fresh water" or similar. Indeed, it was more like beer-flavoured water. To be fair, I did drink it out of the bottle at a restaurant, so was unable to fairly rate aroma or appearance. It was an inoffensive beer, but really tasteless. Weak on malt flavour and incredibly low on bitterness. At least it was balanced, in that regard. Certainly wouldn't buy it again.
Served From: Bottled

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