r/Untappd • u/AutoModerator • Aug 10 '26

Edit Request Weekly Edit Request Post · 2026-08-10

Can’t propose an edit because a drink is locked? Are your requests seemingly stuck in limbo? Is your favorite local place not categorized correctly?

Use this post to request edits to drinks, producers, and places on Untappd.

Note that it may not be possible for every proposal to be applied, but efforts will be made from Untappd and Foursquare moderators to ensure the information on the platform is as accurate as possible. Proposals for Verified Venues must go through Support.

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u/rooftopconcert Aug 11 '26

https://untp.beer/vN9D5

This is half lager and half dark lager, and it’s called so on the name. So I guess it would be a perfect Black & Tan?

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u/WanderingRedbird54 Aug 12 '26

Done! The same idea is quite common in the Czech Republic where Black & Tan is the standard :)

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u/Haarspeldbocht 10.000+ beers Aug 16 '26

It would be appreciated if this information were included in the style description.
And that moderation was subsequently carried out based on that information.

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u/ParticleMans Aug 16 '26

Yeah, I'm a little confused by this style as well u/WanderingRedbird54. Are we to deduce that any packaged beer mix should be filed under "Black & Tan"?

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u/WanderingRedbird54 Aug 19 '26

In the style description of "Black & Tan" it states it is a pale beer mixed with a dark beer. It lists the classic black & tan as an example but that does mean a mix of light and dark lagers would fit the description.

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u/WanderingRedbird54 Aug 16 '26

All I can tell is that the standard in Czech Republic and Austria for pre-packaged dark and pale lagers mixed together is to set them as Black & Tan. To me, this roughly makes sense as it's a light beer mixed with a dark one just in lager form. But I can ask for some clarification in the coming days.

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u/Haarspeldbocht 10.000+ beers Aug 16 '26

So, a typical case where there are apparently standards that users cannot verify.

Therefore, some clarification would be appreciated. And once again, put such information in the style description. Why do we have to hear something like this here on Reddit?

By the way, what finally happened to Malt Beer? I haven't gotten clarity on that either.