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Assure the interviewer that you bring a real interest to the brewing industry. Display a bit of your knowledge by talking briefly about the three types of beers you are most familiar with and what the most noticeable difference is between them.

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"The three types of beer that first come to mind are Ales, Stouts, and Lagers. Lagers are the most popular type of beer sold in bars and liquor stores - likely because they have a crisp and refreshing finish. Ales generally come in second to Lagers, as popularity is concerned, because they are heavier. Many people still enjoy the assertive taste of an Ale. Stouts are well known for their darker, creamier taste. They are not consumed as readily as an Ale or Lager but a very popular choice, nonetheless."

Rachelle Enns is an interview coach and job search expert. She works with candidates to perform their best in employment, medical, and post-secondary admission interviews.
"I have researched the brewing industry extensively, to prepare for this interview. The beers I am most familiar with are Ales, Stouts, and Lagers. Lagers are light and refreshing. Ales are heavier than a Lager, and then a Stout is much darker and creamier."

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