Which style has an ABV range of 3.2–3.8%?

Which style has an ABV range of 3.2–3.8%?

• A. Best Bitter
• B. Pale Ale
• C. Ordinary Bitter
• D. Scottish Export

Answer: (C)

ABV gives a quick sense of where a beer sits in its style family. Ordinary Bitter is the lighter end of the bitter spectrum, brewed to be approachable and easy to drink. Its typical ABV is around 3.2–3.8%, which matches the range in the question exactly. This makes Ordinary Bitter the best fit for a beer described by that specific ABV window. The other styles generally sit higher in alcohol: Best Bitter usually edges into the upper 3% range or higher with a bit more hop presence; Pale Ale is typically stronger and more hop-forward, often above 4%; Scottish Export tends to be maltier and also higher in ABV than Ordinary Bitter.

ABV gives a quick sense of where a beer sits in its style family. Ordinary Bitter is the lighter end of the bitter spectrum, brewed to be approachable and easy to drink. Its typical ABV is around 3.2–3.8%, which matches the range in the question exactly. This makes Ordinary Bitter the best fit for a beer described by that specific ABV window. The other styles generally sit higher in alcohol: Best Bitter usually edges into the upper 3% range or higher with a bit more hop presence; Pale Ale is typically stronger and more hop-forward, often above 4%; Scottish Export tends to be maltier and also higher in ABV than Ordinary Bitter.