Lagers are the most popular type of beer, characterized by their smoother drinking experience and accessibility, ranging typically from 4%-5% ABV.
Pilsners, as a specific subtype of lagers, offer a consistent profile—always light and bright straw-colored, with smooth, spicy, and malty flavors.
The key difference between lagers and pilsners is that while all pilsners fit under the lager umbrella, lagers include a variety of beers with diverse characteristics.
Unlike other lagers, which can taste sweet, bready, or nutty, pilsners maintain a distinct, crisp flavor that caters to a wide range of beer enthusiasts.
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