
The ying to Blondes do it Better’s yang, this was the original badge for Brown Ale.
Introduced in July 2014, the badge was renamed to Bravo for the Brown in August 2016.

The ying to Blondes do it Better’s yang, this was the original badge for Brown Ale.
Introduced in July 2014, the badge was renamed to Bravo for the Brown in August 2016.

Have 5 Dunkel’s to gain this badge. It levels up to 100.
A Dunkel comes in two varieties; a Dunkelweizen or a Lager – Munich Dunkel.
Made with dark Munich malts that give the style a roasty, chocolatey backbone, a Dunkel is a dark lager while a Dunkelweizen is a cross between a Dunkel and a Hefeweizen wheat beer.
Popular in, you guessed it, Munich, all of the six Oktoberfest breweries produce a good version of the style.
Bravo for Brown is the badge celebrating Brown Ales. Historically a popular style, in recent years they have been eclipsed by a strong trend towards pale ales.
Six styles count towards this badge: American Brown Ale, English Brown Ale, Imperial/Double Brown Ale, Historical Beer – Berliner Braunbier, Belgian Brown Ale and Brown Ale – Other.
The most well known Brown Ales are from Europe. Examples include Newcastle Brown (owned by Heineken), Mann’s Brown and Leffe Brune/Bruin (Anheuser-Busch InBev).