The name Gary means 'mighty spear' and I hear that there's both a Germanic and Celtic origen of the name.Garrett,Garth and Gareth are derivatives of the name. I suppose that being with all the people who lived before us and will live after us that a Saint Gary is probably out there............
There are many different types of beer, although they are usually broken up into two basic categories: ale and lager. The term lager is often interchanged with âbeerâ, especially outside of Germany, which is why some consumers make a distinction between beer and ale, rather than lager and ale. The difference between beer and ale has to do with the way in which is it brewed, and how the yeast ferments. Before hops became widespread in Europe, ale was a beer created without the use of hops, while lager combined hops with the other ingredients.
The Difference Between Ales and Lagers. The first step in learning more about beer is to first understand that there are 2 basic categories of beer - Lagers and Ales. The difference between the 2 categories has nothing to do with alcohol content, bitterness, or color. In order to understand the difference between them we will have to get a little bit beer geeky and look at the brewing processes involved. The difference between an ale and a lager comes down to 3 main differences in the brewing process which will be discussed below. Ales are made with top-fermenting strains of yeast which means that the yeast ferments at the top of the fermentation tank.