Template:Malt liquors
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Template documentationThe template below is intended to provide easy navigation between articles on malt liquor. As articles are created for more brands, these will be added to the template, avoiding red links.
Note that malt liquor can mean different things; in this context, it refers to a specific style of beer in the United States. These beers are strong lagers, but the malt liquors often have sugar, maize or other adjuncts added to the malt to boost their alcoholic strength. These beers tend to have minimal hops and are bitter. The lower quality of these beers make them economical alternative choices to name-brand beers, especially in low-income urban areas.