This Beer Flow Chart Will Help You Pick What Kind of Drink You Want
Alyson Wyers — October 30, 2014 — Lifestyle
References: coolmaterial & designtaxi
If you have been feeling especially indecisive and struggling to determine what kind of beer you should drink, this beer flow chart will come in handy. Designed by the folks at Cool Material, the chart guides you through a number of questions, eventually leading you to a beer type.
Aimed at helping you decide, the flow chart offers beer varieties such as American macro lager, pilsner, wheat beer, farmhouse/saison, porter or stout, pale ale, IPA, barrel-aged stout, sour and barleywine. Since the world of craft beer exploded and the days of liquor stores carrying five or six different kinds of beer are long gone, this beer flow chart will help you navigate the murky waters of brew choice by asking many hard-hitting questions.
Aimed at helping you decide, the flow chart offers beer varieties such as American macro lager, pilsner, wheat beer, farmhouse/saison, porter or stout, pale ale, IPA, barrel-aged stout, sour and barleywine. Since the world of craft beer exploded and the days of liquor stores carrying five or six different kinds of beer are long gone, this beer flow chart will help you navigate the murky waters of brew choice by asking many hard-hitting questions.
Trend Themes
1. Beer Flow Charts - Creating personalized beer flow charts can improve customer experience and simplify decision making at breweries or bars.
2. Interactive Decision Making Tools - Developing interactive decision making tools for customers using artificial intelligence can enhance customer experience and provide them with a more personalized service.
3. Gamification for Product Promotion - Introducing gamification techniques, such as beer flow charts, for promoting products can boost customer engagement and loyalty.
Industry Implications
1. Craft Beer - Craft breweries can create personalized beer flow charts to guide customers and help them find the right beer that suits their tastes.
2. Hospitality - Restaurants and bars can use beer flow charts as an innovative way to increase customer satisfaction and improve their overall experience.
3. AI Solutions for Consumer Goods - Developing AI-driven solutions, such as interactive decision making tools, for consumer goods can help companies understand consumer behavior and preferences.
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