Smoked Beer
- Recipes:
- 1,065
- BJCP 2021:
- 32
Profile
The Smoked Beer category encompasses specialty-type beers characterized by a distinct smoke flavor. This category is divided into two subcategories: Classic Style Smoked Beer and Specialty Smoked Beer. The Classic Style Smoked Beer is intended for smoked versions of traditional beer styles, excluding those where smoke is an inherent part of the style, such as Rauchbier. The Specialty Smoked Beer, on the other hand, includes Smoked Beers based on non-classic styles or those with additional specialty ingredients like fruits, vegetables, or spices.
The overall impression of these beers is a well-balanced fusion of malt and hops from the base beer style with a pleasant and agreeable smoke character. Different woods used for smoking the malt, such as beechwood, oak, maple, or fruitwoods, impart unique flavors and aromas.
Distinct beer styles within this category:
Specifications
Alcohol
In Database
3.4 < 5.8 < 9.4 %
Bitterness
In Database
9 < 27 < 77 IBU
Color
In Database
6 < 28 < 103 EBC
3 < 14 < 52 SRM
Original Extract
In Database
7.8 < 14.0 < 21.6 °P
1.031 < 1.057 < 1.091 OG
Final Gravity
In Database
1.3 < 3.3 < 5.9 °P
1.005 < 1.013 < 1.023 FG
