What Is A Strong Beer Abv?
A strong beer ABV (alcohol by volume) typically refers to beers with a higher percentage of alcohol content than the average beer. Generally, a beer with an ABV of 7% or more is considered strong. Some examples of strong beers include imperial stouts, barleywines, Belgian triples, and double IPAs. These beers are often more complex in flavor and require careful attention to their consumption due to their higher alcohol content.