Entity: BUDWEISER
Budweiser is a brand of lager beer produced and distributed by various breweries worldwide, known for its use of rice in addition to hops and barley malt.
BUDWEISER
Etymology
The name Budweiser originates from Ceske Budejovice, a city in the Czech Republic formerly known as Budweis.
Definition
Budweiser is a brand of lager beer produced and distributed by various breweries worldwide, known for its use of rice in addition to hops and barley malt.
Historical Context
Originally a high-quality Czech beer brewed in Ceske Budejovice, Budweiser's name was later adopted by American breweries, leading to its widespread popularity.
Cultural Significance
Budweiser has become an iconic beer brand globally, with a unique brewing process that sets it apart from other lagers.
Related Concepts
- Lager beer
- Brewing process
- Rice in beer
See Also
A popular brand of lager beer with a unique brewing process that includes up to 30% rice, available in draft, bottles, and cans.