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1) Aroma (Smell): This aspect evaluates the scent of the beer, taking into account malt, hops, yeast (esters/phenols), and any undesirable aromas

2) Appearance (Look): This part assesses the beer's color, clarity (whether it is hazy, clear, or bright), and the retention of the head (foam, lacing).

3) Flavor (Taste): This section analyzes the taste profile, which includes malt sweetness, hop bitterness, balance, fermentation byproducts, and the finish or aftertaste.

4) Mouthfeel (Feel): This focuses on the physical sensations experienced in the mouth, including body (viscosity), carbonation, warmth, and creaminess.

5) Overall Impression: This provides a final, subjective assessment of the beer's quality, how well it aligns with its style, and drinkability

Beer Evaluation Criteria