beer
Let an agent handle beer by style, ingredients, strength, labelling and responsible drinking, with legal age and health guidance.
Research draft, second pass
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Purpose and description
Let an agent handle beer by style, ingredients, strength, labelling and responsible drinking, with legal age and health guidance.
An alcoholic beverage made by brewing and fermenting cereal grains, usually malted barley, flavoured with hops; styles include lagers, ales, stouts and wheat beers, plus gluten-free and low or no alcohol versions.
What it is for: Drinking socially and with food, and a major traded commodity.
It can be choose by style; read labels for strength and allergens; store and serve it; drink responsibly within guidance.
Distinguishing features
Fermented from cereal grains
Usually contains gluten
Wide range of styles
Age limits for sale
What it looks like
Pale to black liquid, often with a foam head, in glasses, bottles, cans or kegs.
Physical character
alcohol by volume: 0-12 percent - typical range; most 4-6
How it is recognised
Style names such as lager or stout
ABV on labels
Gluten-free and alcohol-free versions
Related models
is a kind of - category
is made by - process
is made from - ingredients
is related to - other beverage
In practice
Families and kinds
lagers
ales
stouts and porters
wheat beers
low and no alcohol beers
gluten-free beers
Standards and regulation
Alcohol labelling and allergen (gluten) rules
Minimum legal age and licensing law
National low-risk drinking guidelines
Protected names such as some regional beers
Failure modes and hazards
Alcohol harm and dependence
Drink driving
Gluten for people with coeliac disease
Also called
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Where this came from
wikidata · CC0 1.0
Also registered as vr.tr.beer
Drafted structure
Bundle to layer to finding to question, as the second pass will find it: 4 bundles · 8 layers · 8 findings · 16 questions.
Beer Which beer.
Style and origin.
Style
Lager, ale, stout.
Style
Style.
- What style of beer is it? definition
- Which brewery and region? provenance
Ingredients
Grains and hops.
Ingredients
Ingredients.
- What grains and hops are used? definition
- Does it contain gluten? boundary
Label Strength and allergens.
Labels carry legal information.
Strength
ABV and units.
Strength
Strength.
- What is its ABV, and how many units per serving? measurement
- Is it low or no alcohol? definition
Allergens
Gluten.
Allergens
Allergens.
- Which allergens are declared? boundary
- Is it certified gluten-free? provenance
Serving Storage and food.
Serving affects taste.
Storage
Freshness.
Storage
Storage.
- How should it be stored, and how long does it keep? action
- At what temperature should it be served? measurement
Pairing
Food.
Pairing
Food pairing.
- Which foods does it suit? definition
- Which glass is traditional? definition
Health Responsible drinking.
Alcohol carries risks.
Guidance
Limits.
Guidance
Drinking guidance.
- What do national guidelines say about alcohol? provenance
- How does this drink count against them? measurement
Limits
Age and driving.
Limits
Legal and safety limits.
- What is the legal age, and what are drink-driving limits? boundary
- Where can someone get help with drinking? action
What the second pass must settle
- Should styles be separate entries?
- How should breweries be linked?
- How should health guidance be localised?