A variant of "American" Standard, rendered dark with either brewer’s caramel or black patent malt. Aside from caramelly notes, these beers will not typically resemble other dark lager styles so much as they do the lighter styles, due to low amounts of hops, malt and body.

A variant of "American" Standard, rendered dark with either brewer’s caramel or black patent malt. Aside from caramelly notes, these beers will not typically resemble other dark lager styles so much as they do the lighter styles, due to low amounts of hops, malt and body.

A variant of "American" Standard, rendered dark with either brewer’s caramel or black patent malt. Aside from caramelly notes, these beers will not typically resemble other dark lager styles so much as they do the lighter styles, due to low amounts of hops, malt and body.

A variant of "American" Standard, rendered dark with either brewer’s caramel or black patent malt. Aside from caramelly notes, these beers will not typically resemble other dark lager styles so much as they do the lighter styles, due to low amounts of hops, malt and body.

A variant of "American" Standard, rendered dark with either brewer’s caramel or black patent malt. Aside from caramelly notes, these beers will not typically resemble other dark lager styles so much as they do the lighter styles, due to low amounts of hops, malt and body.

A variant of "American" Standard, rendered dark with either brewer’s caramel or black patent malt. Aside from caramelly notes, these beers will not typically resemble other dark lager styles so much as they do the lighter styles, due to low amounts of hops, malt and body.