The palette contains 40 colors named with beer styles whose range of SRM color will often contain that color.
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1. Pale Lager
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2. Pilsner
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3. Blonde Ale
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4. Maibock
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5. Weissbier
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6. Pale Ale
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7. IPA
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8. Saison
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9. Bitter
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10. ESB
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11. Biere de Garde
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12. Scotch Light
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13. Double IPA
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14. Scotch Heavy
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15. Amber Ale
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16. Marzen
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17. Dark Lager
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18. Vienna Lager
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19. Bock
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20. Brown Ale
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21. Dunkel
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22. Dunkelweizen
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23. Weizenbock
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24. Porter
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25. Doppelbock
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26. Irish Dry Stout
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27. Oatmeal Stout
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28. Eisbock
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29. Schwarzbeir
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30. Stout
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31. Milk Stout
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32. Black IPA
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33. Extra Stout
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34. Tropical Stout
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35. Baltic Porter
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36. Sweet Stout
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37. American Stout
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38. Oyster Stout
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39. Coffee Stout
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40. Imperial Stout
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You can reference colors in the palette by name or number in most commands that understand color names.
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You can programmatically access the colors using ColorTools commands
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BeerSRM is best used to construct as a sequential gradients from light to dark and from pale yellow to dark brown
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The Blend command can be used to create a function to color arbitrary ranges. It can take the name of a palette to generate a colormap.
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And is particularly good when used to color surfaces. The colorscheme option of plots can take the names of palettes to generate gradients.
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