Which style has an ABV range of 4.6–6.2%?

Which style has an ABV range of 4.6–6.2%?

• A. Best Bitter
• B. Ordinary Bitter
• C. Scottish Export
• D. Strong Bitter

Answer: (D)

ABV, or alcohol by volume, is a key way we gauge a beer’s strength. In the British Bitter family, beers are grouped by approximate ABV ranges. A Strong Bitter sits at the higher end of the Bitter spectrum, roughly 4.6% to 6.2% ABV, which is exactly the range in question. Ordinary Bitter tends to be lighter, in the low 3% area, while Best Bitter sits in the mid-4% range and usually doesn't reach 4.6%, so it doesn’t match the full span. Scottish Export is a distinct regional style with its own strength profile, not defined by the 4.6–6.2% band.

ABV, or alcohol by volume, is a key way we gauge a beer’s strength. In the British Bitter family, beers are grouped by approximate ABV ranges. A Strong Bitter sits at the higher end of the Bitter spectrum, roughly 4.6% to 6.2% ABV, which is exactly the range in question. Ordinary Bitter tends to be lighter, in the low 3% area, while Best Bitter sits in the mid-4% range and usually doesn't reach 4.6%, so it doesn’t match the full span. Scottish Export is a distinct regional style with its own strength profile, not defined by the 4.6–6.2% band.