Steve Jackson > wrote:
> wrote:
>> The definition of beer turns into malt liquor over %6 in the US.
> No, it doesn't. It does in a couple states, but it is not a
> nationwide thing.
Although Liqour Laws have been updated, years ago
malt liquor was anything over 3.2 ABV in some States.
Malt liquor is a American name for high ABV lagers
made with cheap adjuncts. Europeans refer to it as
superduper lager. Not all high ABV lagers qualify
as a malt liquor. An immediate example is Eisbock.
Dick