Cicerone Certified Beer Server Practice Test

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Which of the following is an amber to brown ale with low bitterness, elevated to high alcohol content (6.5-10%), and rich caramel malt flavors?

  1. american porter

  2. british brown ale

  3. irish stout

  4. wee heavy

The correct answer is: wee heavy

American porter, British brown ale, and Irish stout do not match the given description since they typically have lower alcohol content and not as prominent caramel malt flavors. A wee heavy fits the description as it is an Scottish ale known for its high ABV and rich malt flavors, with a reddish or amber color.

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