Old Style Lager

Old Style Lager is a classic American style Lager brewed by Pabst Brewing Company, with a rich history dating back to the early 1900s. It's particularly popular in the Midwest, especially in Wisconsin and Illinois. Brewed using a mix of Pale 6 Row and Pale 2 Row malts, Flaked Corn, German Melanoidin, CaraHell, and Domestic Hallertau and Saaz hops, it offers a distinct and refreshing taste with 4.64% alcohol by volume (ABV). Using a traditional German brewing technique called Kraeusening, Old Style Lager undergoes a double fermentation process, which increases carbonation and richness. This beer has won medals at the Great American Beer Festival and the World Beer Cup. It pairs exceptionally well with classic American fare, like burgers, hot dogs, and pizza. Old Style Lager has also played a significant role in Chicago's culture, even sponsoring the Chicago Cubs since 1950. This combination of historical significance, quality ingredients, and traditional brewing methods makes Old Style Lager a classic beloved choice among beer enthusiasts.