People order a "lager," and the server knows to bring a Yuengling Lager.
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It tastes like a lager—it's clean and refreshing, but darker than a normal lager.
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BLAZE — PERONI LAGER: The Peroni pale lager was a little too dry and bitter for my taste.
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He thinks that's because Village Lager tastes like a familiar mass-produced lager — only with more flavor.
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The Yonkers Vienna Lager remains the flagship ("The palate of the Northeast is a lager palate," Mr. Califano said).
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Last year, Green Flash, of San Diego, released its Sea to Sea Lager — the label calls it a "zwickel lager" nationwide.
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House is a lager beer that's equal parts tasty and quenching without any of the flavor drawbacks that accompany mega-lager-brewers.
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He was on a bus tour going from lager to lager in 2014, talking to and informing people who lived in them.
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The song, he has said, was a cry for help—the shouts of "lager lager lager" were self-loathing irony, and as "Born Slippy" exploded after the film's success, he was dismayed at its appropriation as a beery drinking anthem.
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"These fixed-rate forward contract include for lager supplies from international lager brewers such as Heineken and Molson Coors Brewing Co," Findlay added.
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As a collection of songs that supposedly captured Britain at a point in time and "changed music", it made it look like we were listening exclusively to white, mostly male guitar players, pausing only to shout "LAGER LAGER LAGER" when Underworld came on.
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The empty Pro Plus boxes that littered the floor during revision season have been replaced by crushed Strongbow Dark Fruit tinnies drained of their disgusting nectar, the previously hushed halls now filled with 19-year-olds snogging each other and shouting "LAGER LAGER LAGER" literally 24 hours a day.
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In 2010-18 American consumption of mass-market lager fell by 12.5%, while that of craft beer doubled—even though craft costs 67% more than lager on average.
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Turgay: You are not allowed to be politically active in a lager, and they are closed off—you cannot enter a lager unless you have an official function.
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Guinness Blonde American Lager was an effort to tap into the still dominant macro-beer style in the U.S., with the twist of using Guinness yeast in the lager.
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Sapporo Black Another new favorite with an excellent can design, Black is Sapporo's answer to the Guinness lager, and for me it's a nice stab at the Euro Dark Lager category.
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MAKE THIS: Lunchbox Got a sixer of crappy Mexican lager?
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The pale, bittersweet lager will never win awards in Europe.
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I chose a Peroni, which is an Italian pale lager.
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But the point of the saloon was never the lager.
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The result is a flight of high-quality craft lagers, pilsners, IPAs, as well as many others that include Austin Lager, Fuego Jalapeno Pilsner, Vienna Lager, and Chupahopra Dry-hopped India pale ale (IPA).
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Who needs cakes and ale when you have pizza and lager?
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Moreover, the lagers online raters like most don't taste like lager.
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Feedfeed's Spicy Micheladas, made with Brooklyn Brewery Lager, were a hit.
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Budweiser has gone to the history books for its latest lager.
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Entering is as easy as opening up a cold LandShark Lager.
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A bottle of Tiger lager is $9, and cocktails average $15.
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It's the Qingdao International Beer Festival, China's largest celebration of lager.
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Look for the hazy white lager and refreshing kölsch (pints $6).
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Once seated, we proceed to order more drinks (I get a white wine inspired lager and later an orange mango lager) and more food — harissa broccoli, Thai lime Brussels sprouts, french fries, potato perogies, and bison charcuterie.
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In 1810, Dunkel — a dark lager — was the reigning beer of Munich.
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I have a Patagonia lager while C. has a vodka and soda.
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It's a great malty amber lager that's traditionally brewed in the springtime.
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Alternatives to wine would include a good, dry cider or lager beer.
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Everyone munched a truffled lobster roll and drank cold lager or Coke.
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Micheladas are made with a choice of Dos Equis, amber, or lager.
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Granville Island Lager, from a great little beer company in British Columbia.
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People started feeling like they were just a bunch of lager louts.
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With the Australian lager out of the question, Ross defaulted to Banquet.
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Anticipated synergies from "fermentation biotechnology" in pharmaceuticals and lager also sound optimistic.
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Two Roads Brewing Co. Miles 2 Go Unfiltered Pale Lager Stratford, Conn.
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" A catchphrase at the bottom of the label says, "Making Lager Great Again.
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DeWine indicated he&aposll seek to recover money from Lager and the companies.
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I get a double cabernet sauvignon and my husband gets a Brooklyn Lager.
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It's but a matter of time before we get a twerking corgi lager.
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It began with Mr Ma's homesick search for a pint of Chinese lager.
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But unlike lager, this duo doesn't bloat the drinker to the same extent.
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But on such short notice, the oilcan lager will just have to do.
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Libations include Georgian pomace brandy ( chacha ) as well as Brooklyn Lager, on tap.
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Critics say the companies associated with Mr. Lager have not delivered much value.
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Look for craft brews in the lager, pilsner, amber ale or porter styles.
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It was going to be a red lager with a hint of ginger.
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On the shelf, she looks beautiful, but I would not risk drinking this lager!
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The company then admits that it's London Lager is sometimes brewed in the Netherlands.
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Lager producers such as Anheuser-Busch InBev also use hops, but in smaller amounts.
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The Chinese market, which is the world's largest, is dominated by mass-produced lager.
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Otherwise he may have more than broken bones to reminisce about over a lager.
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Orange Splash Lager is a collaboration with fellow hometown icon the San Francisco Giants.
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But with all of the free-flowing lager and revelry comes a darker element.
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So stop drinking "lager" and start getting your five a day (liters (of water)).
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Whether you wanted lager, stout, or a craft beer — Tottenham's stadium had it all.
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A $7 lager in San Francisco might cost you half as much in Chicago.
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"Very pleased to introduce our new 330 ml cans," Tennent's Lager announced on Thursday.
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He nursed pints of Pepsi while the others, emboldened by lager, grew more voluble.
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The brewery makes Mexican-style beers, like its Sea Señor lager and No Güey!
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It was not uncommon, he said, for him to pound 18 pints of lager.
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It recently launched Naturdays, a strawberry lemonade lager, that it says is performing well.
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Cold lager sluicing near the back of my throat, I surveyed the final scene.
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Regal Lager provided CNN a photo of the fake swaddle and the original invoice.
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Any Italian red with plenty of acidity will go great, as will lager beer.
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Instead, the beverage of choice on matchdays in and around Anfield continues to be lager.
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Needless to say, I don't think she'll ever forget how to make a lager shandy.
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Then, craft breweries led a revolution against domestic lager juggernauts like Budweiser and Miller Lite.
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They had a joke and his mate pulled out some cans of super-strength lager.
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The chicken paired perfectly with the crisp lager, and felt like the ultimate drinking food.
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The Meantime Brewing Company brews the London Lager, London Pale Ale and Yakima Red beers.
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Heineken is the top-selling lager in Europe and the world's leading international export brand.
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Then you light it on fire, drop into a pint of lager, and serve it.
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Two men heading to Alicante, Spain, for a cricket tour were laughing while drinking lager.
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K. declines a drink but T. and I have a lager and a Guinness, respectively.
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In the 19th century these economies of scale let big firms flood America with watery lager.
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Unfortunately for the beer industry, it sells so much lager that this switch has hurt it.
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Stir in the lager and next 4 ingredients; simmer over low heat for 2 hours. 4.
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Presumably, this enables them to tap into their parent companies' supply chains and lager customer reach.
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The problem is that the origin of the hybrid yeast used in lager is relatively unknown.
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"We set off with corned beef sandwiches and the cheapest lager available," Bez continues to recollect.
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Everything is fogged in copper grime the same color as the lager, sawdust on the ground.
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Perhaps for me, as a gay man, drinking lager is also an attempt at performing masculinity.
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The pub explodes with Englishness at the final whistle, as lager practically rains from the sky.
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If times are tough, a pint of whatever mystery swill they're calling "Goldie's lager" is $3.
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Over the second half of the 19th century, many Americans switched to low-alcohol German lager.
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Splash homemade chile sauce on top and wash it down with a Ukranian lager on draft.
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Darnell Dodson, the general manager, recommends Ithaca Hellish Lager or Captain Lawrence Clear Water Kölsch alongside.
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The Clausthaler Unfiltered Dry Hopped Lager wiped the floor with the rest of the nonalcoholic beers.
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It combines ale and lager yeast through a process that founder Jim Koch dubs co-fermentation.
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That is bad news for the vast brewers that dominate the large but shrinking global lager market.
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The beer, a Carlsberg Pilsner lager, held an alcohol content of 5 percent and was, served cold.
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Go to the pub, figure out what the best/cheapest lager on tap is and grab one.
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Wine was the most popular drink for these heavy drinkers, followed by beer, stout, lager, or cider.
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It may be the colon-twisting, bitter blow of a Brains Lager, but it would be truth.
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The brewery also produces a craft lager called Yeoman 1485 also only available in the private bar.
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A number of them were drinking lager out of an oversize glass resembling a knee-high boot.
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Michelob rolled out Pure Gold in 2018 as an 85-calorie light lager made from organic ingredients.
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The low-alcohol lager filled a void in the brewery's portfolio, as well as its brewers' refrigerators.
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CARLSBERG, A DANISH brewery, used to boast that its lager was "probably the best beer in the world".
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According to IWSR, a research firm, Americans buy six times as much mass-market lager as craft beer.
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M.C.'s classic "Tricky," sets the scene with Theron almost handing off her lager to a fellow drinker.
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It outsold craft stalwarts like New Belgium's Fat Tire, Lagunitas' India Pale Ale and Samuel Adams' Boston Lager.
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The new group was imaginatively called "Guys Only", and the display picture was a manly mug of lager.
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Instead, they've opted to lure lager drinkers with stronger brews like the wildly popular India pale ale (IPA).
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Sales of lager increased 1 percent by volume in the year while soft drink sales rose 6 percent.
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ABI's prospects, once as golden as its Corona lager, have assumed the cloudier quality of a Belgian witbier.
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The interest in preserving the India Club extends beyond a fondness for vintage vibes and cheap Kingfisher lager.
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Its president, Bianca Calhoun Lager, said the company has seen a "really big demand growth" since early 2016.
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Egg creams, Brooklyn Brewery Brooklyn Lager and a "blue Cosmo cocktail" are all on the menu as well.
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C&C Group which makes Tennent's lager, also welcomed the move and urged other brewers to support it.
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So crack open a LandShark® Lager, manufactured by Anheuser-Busch under the name of Margaritaville Brewing Company.
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Sponsors: Spikeball has an official apparel partner in Savage Ultimate and an official beer sponsor in Landshark Lager.
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They even liked the American beers they had found, he said, sipping from a can of Brooklyn Lager.
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One of those things was having no idea how difficult it would be to perfect the American-style lager.
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Using only the freshest ingredients and no brain aching chemicals, we'll be brewing lager, wheat beer and pale ales.
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Definitely. The Liverpool duo make music for nights lost to tropical alcopops, speed, flat lager and post-kebab fingering.
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Pardew, trying to break the world record for how many lager tops a man can drink in one afternoon.
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Anchor is debuting the Pacific Siren Series with the release of Anchor Meyer Lemon Lager and Anchor Mango Wheat.
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Abita Sweet Orange: This is a rare orange beer that isn't trying to imitate Blue Moon (it's a lager).
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Freedom Reserve Red Lager is just one of several new recipes Budweiser has in the works to energize sales.
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LandShark Lager wants to keep the spirit of Shark Week alive and give fans a real-life shark experience.
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Someone once brought Daily Resistance into a lager and got in a fist fight with security because of it.
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When I'm in London, though, I like to have a lager and lime there and remember the old man.
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The taste was the closest to lager, with a surprising sweet citrus note to balance out the beer bitterness.
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Most drinkers are not beer snobs, and even ale devotees might secretly enjoy a frosty lager on a hot day.
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Today: a finance associate who makes $250,000 per year and spends some of her money this week on Brooklyn Lager.
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The food doesn't look appetizing to me, but I do have a pineapple lager and browse around the different showcases.
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" Charlie Nelson: "Cider for breakfast (Tesco 2-litre bottles of own brand dry cider) and shit lager in the afternoon.
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He's planning to launch a German-style wheat beer as his first offering, along with a lager and some ales.
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This artisan trio of kettle-cooked nuts includes cashews with Irish stout, peanuts with Jamaican lager and almonds with bourbon.
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The Beijingers guzzling craft beer at Jing-A Brewery aren't rushing off to kebab shops for watery 2% Nanjing lager.
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Elite Pakistanis, able to afford prices of around $3 for a can of lager, are a reliable source of demand.
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When you think about it, pretty much everything that makes life worth living is simple: lager, sunshine, good house music.
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Not a single one of these things look good on a pudgy lager-fiend with receding hair and no jawline.
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Not the shittiest beer I've ever had, but by American craft beer standards it was a standard European macro lager.
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A pint of strong lager or a large glass of wine may contain more than three such units of alcohol.
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Get to stuffing a can of light lager up your bird's bum for a surprisingly juicy and flavorful end product.
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Anheuser-Busch, which makes the über patriotic lager, just announced it had reserved 40 of Elon Musk's all-electric big rigs.
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Founder Bill Lager&aposs for-profit companies were paid to provide management and software services for the Electronic Classroom of Tomorrow.
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The couple took turns pouring the perfect pint of Harp Lager — an Irish staple — at the Empire Music Hall in Belfast.
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Our cryogenic aging produces a light bodied space lager with a fresh taste, a crisp, clean finish, and a smooth drinkability.
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That sort of subtly is the same idea that permeates the Pacific Siren Series Meyer Lemon Lager and Mango Wheat releases.
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Although North Korea's brewery makes several styles of beer, the brothers wanted to imitate its original, which is a pale lager.
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In the U.K., lager sales have dropped by 8 percent over the past 5 years, according to market research by Mintel.
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You eventually enjoy the restraint of the simplest delicate and pale lager, as much as the sourest gueuze or impressive stout.
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Molson makes a terrifically drinkable—if generic—lager with a profile that definitely befits its being chugged as a mild punishment.
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Thai Beverage, known for its pale lager Chang beer, has non-alcoholic drinks portfolio that includes carbonated drinks and green tea.
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They tested the strain in 2011 and identified it as the saccharomyces eubayanus species, one of lager yeast's long-lost parents.
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Kensington Palace tweeted a video of the pair, where Middleton is pouring up a cold pint of Harp (an Irish lager).
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That "seasonal creep" left shoppers confronted with pumpkin beer just as they start to consider buying a malty, sweet Oktoberfest lager.
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In the 24s, American beer would become mellower still with the advent of a new type of lager: the Bohemian pilsner.
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He makes a range of styles, including the light Locals' Lager and piney, dry-hopped Picking Hops (most pints are $2119).
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The sentimental piece of jewelry was given to Jim by Lager in an emotional reunion that was captured by the outlet.
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I get to the restaurant first and order a water and a locally-brewed lager that has a slightly honey-ish taste.
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This song equals cans of cheap German lager, card games and my dad climbing the canopy tent at the neighborhood block party.
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The royal mom of three pulled the perfect pint of Harp Lager — an Irish staple — as a growing crowd erupted into applause.
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As long as we're being indulgent, why not pair it with a flute of Champagne and fresh berries, or an effervescent lager.
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And indeed, sharing a name with a popular lager didn't help Kingfisher Airlines avoid collapse in 2012 after several years of losses.
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The Session lineup includes a crisp lager and a balanced I.P.A. They come in squat bottles that look awfully cute by candlelight.
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It currently offers four beers year-round at the taproom and at retail: Hefeweizen, Pilz, Big Bark Amber Lager and Liberation IPA.
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Trevor Stirling, analyst at Bernstein Securities, suggested brewing Corona lager locally, rather than importing from Mexico, as one way to boost margins.
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Only after Germans introduced lager beers did our taste for fruity ales give way to crisp lagers and their industrialized, Americanized versions.
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We washed it down with ice-cold cans of Escudo beer, a popular Chilean lager, that had been chilled in the river.
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For starters, that early beer, Lone Palm Lager, named after one of Mr. Buffett's songs, did not sell as they had hoped.
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"It's like the good guys are having to pay for the bad guys' behavior and it just seems backwards," Bengt Lager said.
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Charoen Sirivadhanabhakdi-controlled Thai Beverage, maker of Chang lager, may list its beer assets in Singapore, including a much-coveted Vietnamese brew.
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This year, however, it launched Ballast Point Lager, the brand's first beer denoted with a calorie count (99 per 12-ounce can).
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Its brands, which include Saigon Lager, Saigon Export and 333 Export, are "all over the place", Neo Gim Siong Bennett told Reuters.
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In the summer of 2012, the lager brought back its 1975 vintage label, resurrecting the look from the beer's alleged golden era.
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Whatever you do, don't leave until you've had a couple of big bottles of lager and the coconut ice cream sticky rice.
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In March it began selling a new pilsner—a pale, Czech-style lager—after admitting that drinkers had soured on its original recipe.
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Budweiser is launching their latest limited-edition summer beer—the Freedom Reserve Red Lager—inspired by America's first president's own hand-written recipe.
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The New York Times described Taedonggang beer as "a full-bodied lager a little on the sweet side, with a slightly bitter aftertaste."
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"There is beer everywhere," he said, swigging from a can of Russian Zhiguli lager whilst sitting on a bench near the Bolshoi Theater.
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First up was the original lager, which is serviceable if not noteworthy, and its close cousin, the imperial, which is a bit crisper.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. In life, some perfect combos are obvious (cigs and lager, Kim and Kanye, cheese and wine).
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He served up a schooner of "Hawke's Lager" at a Sydney pub, saying, "how's that for a pour?" to a round of applause.
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Broadening tastes One challenge for the craft brewers is to encourage South African drinkers to move away from lager, say Smith and Hart.
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Beyond megalopolises such as Shanghai, speciality beers are selling well, even though microbrews can cost ten times as much as locally brewed lager.
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According to Borneman, the resulting beer that was made — lager and ale — tasted pretty good despite the spectacularly old age of the yeast.
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Leinenkugel's Bavarian Dunkel: Leinie bills this lager as "a medium-bodied dark beer with hints of berries", but I would alter that slightly.
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The first two Brewers Project beers to hit the U.S., Guinness Blonde American Lager and Guinness Nitro IPA, have met with mixed reviews.
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We mainly sold pints of lager and Pinot Grigio, then 9 PM would mean trays of tequila—it was that kind of crowd.
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There were England fans everywhere, England fans flooding the streets, England fans rushing forth like a giant tidal wave of lager and nationalism.
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But hey, that's the kind of crazy, wacky thing I do the day after I've had three bottles too many of European lager!
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Clutching warm paper cups of lager and soggy, limp roll-ups in the pouring rain to the distant whine of an indie band?
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And in October 2017, the brewery released its first Reserve Collection beer, 1933 Repeal Reserve Amber Lager, which celebrated the end of Prohibition.
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Scheduled for release in September, is another limited-edition beer, Budweiser Reserve Copper Lager, which is aged on Jim Beam bourbon barrel staves.
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The beer-maker said none of the company's stouts will be brewed in Maryland, however, with the site initially focused on producing lager.
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The dapper dresser and the girl next door began a new life together, with Lager, on a different floor of the same building.
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Conner, Johnson, and another couple spent most of last Sunday on the Bay, drinking Flying Dog lager and relaxing until shortly before nightfall.
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Watching the wrinkles and liver spots emerge on my hands as I patiently wait for my eight quid can of room temperature lager?
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That year, a writer and lager enthusiast, Kit Caless, started Wetherspoon's Carpets, a blog that cataloged the floor coverings of the company's pubs.
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They were painted like an Old Style six-pack and are now an advertisement for La Crosse Lager, with vinyl instead of paint.
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One might describe his drinking companion as being in a "bleedin' state" if he "gets pissed" or "wrecked" on lager at the pub.
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"There is beer everywhere," he said, swigging from a can of Russian Zhiguli lager whilst sitting on a bench near the Bolshoi Theatre.
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Not only is Cascade the quintessential lager for most Tasmanians, the beer maker is also the oldest continually operating brewery in all Australia.
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And last year&aposs Brooklyn Brewery Brooklyn lager has been swapped for Shmaltz Brewing Company&aposs seasonal brew, Chanukah, Hanukkah: Pass The Beer.
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The page also features the logo of Iron City Beer, from a 156-year-old Pittsburgh brewery known for its traditional American lager.
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In the eyes of the beer drinker who sticks to lager, craft-beer drinkers, blinded by their passion, often come across rather silly.
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In a court filing, Attorney General Mike DeWine argues that violated Lager&aposs fiduciary duty to ECOT and that the public contracts were void.
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Through the year, consumers in Europe and North America have been drinking less of the mainstream lager that SAB and other large brewers sell.
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Market research showed that the character still resonates with consumers and the Mexican lager remains the fastest growing beer brand in the United States.
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CRAFT Singapore, the city-state's first-ever craft beer festival, launches Friday in hopes of luring lager and ale guzzlers to more independent fare.
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Still, gin and tonic has become, along with lager, the default drink that people order at the pub—despite the fact it tastes disgusting.
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The company has invested millions of dollars in promoting Heineken as the global lager of choice, predominantly through sports, including soccer and Formula One.
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At the Electronic Classroom, which Mr. Lager founded in 219, the money has been used to help enrich for-profit companies that he leads.
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Meant to celebrate U.S. veterans and American history, the red lager is made by Budweiser brewers who are also "proud veterans," the company says.
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And you don't want to know – truly, you don't – what Jamie Vardy would do right now for un pint du fizzy lager, por favor.
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By now, the rest of the crew shows up, and S.'s dad gets us a round of drinks, I get a rosé lager.
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Its latest target, Virginia-based Devils Backbone, is best known for its Vienna Lager, but it also makes Eight Point IPA and Schwartz Bier.
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While Guinness is best known for its thick, dark iconic stout, the Maryland brewery's flagship beer is the light, effervescent Guinness Blonde American Lager.
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If he drowned his sorrows or drowned in debt — a lager laggard in a time when brewing was prosperous — she turned up no clues.
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Boczek motioned for me to sit down and then used one of his relics, a rusting Wehrmacht knife, to open a bottle of lager.
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Growth has been mainly driven by Tiger, a popular Asian lager it acquired when it took full ownership of Asia Pacific Breweries in 2012.
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Urban Chestnut Brewing Company Zwickel St. Louis, 16 ounces, $3 to $4 This creamy, Bavarian-style lager has notes of dough, honey and grass.
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Data from Untappd, a beer-rating site with 7m (mostly American) users, confirm that pontificating pint-swillers turn their noses up at mass-market lager.
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I get off the train in a gaggle of glitter-adorned teens already hopped up on lager and lack of parents, and check my phone.
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One of the biggest deals in corporate history, which will marry brands such as Castle Lager and Corona, has been endorsed by both companies' boards.
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To get supermarket-level prices when travelling, you'd need to lug six litres of water, 18 cans of lager and 80 teabags onto a flight.
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I mean people were drinking beers - the pint of the local beer, or the pint of the international lager - but the craft breweries didn't exist.
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It is about lager tops and missed penalties as much as it is about wanting something more than the dish that life has served us.
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A few decades ago, for example, the idea of beer in America meant a pale-colored lager, strongly carbonated, low in alcohol and lacking flavor.
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That's because LandShark Lager, the island-style brew, wants to give people a real-life shark experience and a wonderful tropical vacation all in one.
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You can drink LandShark Lager while playing a game of floating pong on a Margaritaville raft while staying at one of the nine Margaritaville hotels.
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Ms. Naglich, now 28 and a freelance food and beer writer, had brought Shiner Light Blonde, a pale, lager-style craft beer, to the gathering.
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Partying in unrelenting daylight for 72 hours straight was a disorienting experience, one certainly not helped by the bountiful cases of Viking lager on hand.
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Our latest subject is 19-year-old Swedish model Lovisa Lager, who, with Target Beauty, is shattering traditional beauty ideals by embracing her multicultural heritage.
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Under the guidance of head brewer Nate Seale, Family Business produces a variety of beers, including Hamilton Pale, Fox Rye Lager, and Cosmic Cowboy IPA.
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Original changing-room tiles don't look out of place in the minimalist cafe, which serves, among other things, Czech lager, French wine and coffee drinks.
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I remember the pints of lager, the smoke, the sticky carpets and slippery dance floors, the fake IDs to get you past the aggro bouncers.
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In the past 24 hours and on four hours' sleep, Firth—who moved to Argentina nine years ago to work the grape harvest—has picked me up from the airport, barrel tasted, bottle tasted, purchased lager, picked up labels, smoked weed, drunk lager with the artist friend who designed the aforementioned label, filled in paperwork, and delivered cases of Syrah 2011 to a distributor.
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Hopefully Thiago can rest easy now, safe in the knowledge that the mystery of Red Devil, Super Reds and Everton Premium lager has finally be solved.
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At 7-percent alcohol it is less potent than some of its local competitors — but still packs nearly twice the punch of a typical international lager.
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A child of Britain's industrial revolution and imperial expansion that rose to world-straddling greatness, IPA went on to be humbled by its upstart rival, lager.
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While strains vary, breweries generally use one or two species of yeast—ale or lager—which they buy in bulk, identified and lab-tested for consistency.
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The Lemp Mansion in St. Louis, Missouri, is still occupied by members of the Lemp family, among the first people in America to brew lager beer.
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In May, the Carlsberg Research Laboratory announced it had made a lager from yeast found in a bottle that had survived 133 years in its cellar.
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During the opening ceremony, 500 guests got to enjoy the lager on the house while snacking on fried chicken and being serenaded by live music performances.
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I remember a heady period in my life, living in Newcastle in the early 2010s, when pubs started serving Brooklyn lager and everyone lost their minds.
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The American lager lost a little bit of its patriotic street cred when it was purchased by the Belgian and Brazilian conglomerate InBev back in 2008.
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Scotland's Tennent's Lager released tiny cans of beer in honor of Trump's arrival, a hint at the long-running joke about the size of Trump's hands.
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The hotel's rooftop terrace offers panoramic views of the river and old port, and the adjoining restaurant, Taverne Gaspar, serves a standout easy-drinking house lager.
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Wolinski admits that when she and her workers at wine, beer, and spirits publication VinePair met for drinks, she was going order the Mexican lager anyway.
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Morton and King, two of the dogs featured on the labels of the Cruiser Golden Lager beers, were adopted on the special cans' first release day.
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In China, Heineken took a 40% stake in China Resources Beer last year, in a challenge to AB InBev place in the premium lager market there.
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Her dad cleaned up the ring and put it away, where it remained until Lager recently discovered it once again as she helped her father move.
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"Weren't you in here a week ago?" a bartender asked, serving affability with a Brooklyn Lager (Subway Inn's beer has never cost more than six dollars).
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Jim Koch traded in a stable job at Boston Consulting Group in 1984 to start Boston Beer Co., the business that created Samuel Adams Boston Lager.
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Last year, he brewed a zwickelbier with New York State hops, then aged the lager in red-wine barrels for several months, adding a tannic nuance.
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Euromonitor suggested that the biggest gain for AB InBev would be SAB Miller's African presence, where it sells lager brand Skol and local variants Hero and Balimi.
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Along with the burger, Hugh's signature Sixpoint Tastemaker Series brew, a German Helles Lager, is now available at Clinton Hall's self-pour beer station and on draft.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Former Australian prime minister and legendary beer drinker Bob Hawke may become a legendary beer maker after he launched his own craft lager on Thursday.
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Over the next hour, we'd nurse a totally O.K. Mexican lager and a fruity New England I.P.A. called Jacuzzi, and watch as a party slowly engulfed us.
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SAB said total volume growth in beverages was tempered by weakness in China and the U.S. Lager sales in Europe continued to be weak for the year.
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More recently discovered strains of yeast from places like North Carolina and Tibet have the closest relatives to the domesticated S. eubayanus half of the lager hybrid.
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Sometimes you just want to sit in the park with a can of crisp continental lager and some big and brash dancefloor-ready 4/4 action, right?
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Orange peels and natural orange flavor were added to create what Ungermann says is a beer with a slightly citrusy flavor but still drinks like a lager.
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" In 2008, a New York Times article described the Taedonggang beer as a "full-bodied lager a little on the sweet side, with a slightly bitter aftertaste.
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Pilsner Urquell, the Czech pale lager dating back to 1842 which is known as the original pilsner, uses Czech hops which gives it its distinctive bitter taste.
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One prominent investor earlier in the week voiced opposition to the revised offer, saying it still undervalued the maker of beers including Castle Lager and Pilsner Urquell.
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And while it's not growing at the rate it once was, Samuel Adams Boston Lager can be easily found at bars, restaurants and stores around the country.
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My meal at Blaze included dough knots, a tomato and mozzarella sandwich, a pint of Peroni lager, a custom pizza with keto crust, and a chocolate brownie.
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Amanda Lager first found the Belton High School Class of 1967 ring while on a fishing trip with her dad in the late 1980s at Lake Annette.
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Before long, Lager learned that the ring belonged to a Bill Huffman, though sadly, he'd died in 1988 in a single-engine plane crash in Raymore, Missouri.
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A raucous group from Ljubljana had completed an ascent of Triglav, and its members were toasting every new arrival from their party with steins of foaming lager.
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The company, which operates locally as Tanzania Breweries, has four breweries in the country and a commanding lead with brands such as Castle Lite and Kilimanjaro Lager.
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For everyday warmth in very cold places, consider Columbia's Lost Lager Beanie, a 100% acrylic knit cap that's warm, soft, and even stylish, though that's secondary here.
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I'll just be over here looking at this photo of BierYogis doing some serious-faced lager-sipping while in garudasana and I will not be laughing at all.
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Sales of Heineken lager, the company's premium global brand on which margins are greater, rose by 9.2 percent, with strong growth in Brazil, South Africa, France and Russia.
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For instance, a Brewgooder craft lager, for 4.90 pounds ($6.14), is produced by a non-profit organization that donates all its money to clean water projects in Africa.
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For years, craft brew has been nibbling away at the margins of big beer, but it's the lager part of the beer business that attracts the most customers.
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The Dutch maker of Heineken, Europe's top-selling lager, maintained its full-year forecast that operating profit before one-offs would increase by a mid-single-digit percentage.
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"Carmen would often sing for her money," said Sarah Pelosi, a London friend who regularly met Ms. Cusack at the King's Head pub for lager and live music.
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The brewer of Miller Lite, Castle Lager and other beers said its revenue rose 7 percent in the quarter ended March 31, with sales volume up 4 percent.
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She got that chance the morning of the fire alarm, when she saw Mr. Kees, bedecked in pajamas, standing with a friend and playing with his dog, Lager.
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The draft beer is a Vienna-style Mexican lager brewed by Colorado-based Oskar Blues, while the sangria comes ready-made in kegs from California company Eppa Sangria.
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I ordered a traditional low-grade pale lager from Beskydsky Pivovarek, a tiny microbrewery I'd once visited in the remote Beskid mountain range, which starts northeast of Brno.
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In October, they gathered in Tulathimutte's Brooklyn living room, spreading takeout containers and open bottles of Brooklyn Lager and La Croix, to discuss one of Zhang's new stories.
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And because its main ingredient, barley, is sensitive to extreme drought and heat, climate change will cause undue pain for all who love their lager, new research suggests.
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That proved hard to find, with most places merely offering thin, tasteless patties with plastic cheese squares in overly sweet or crumbly buns, alongside bottles of commercial lager.
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We then go to Trader Joe's to pick up some snacks and drinks for the pregame I'm hosting, including 303,000 day old gouda, wine, and Trader José Lite Lager.
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SAB Miller sold 4 percent more lager in its most recent quarter than in the year-ago period as momentum improved in the second half of its financial year.
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It produces Mocaf, a light lager so popular that, when Islamist militias took over the capital, they stole the entire stock but took care not to destroy the plant.
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Ballantine, founded in New Jersey in 1840 and modelled on the breweries of Burton, survived America's turn to lager and, worse, prohibition, which did for many other American brewers.
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The maker of beers such as Castle Lager, Peroni and Grolsch earlier reported group net revenue fell 4 percent in its first quarter, ended June 30, with volume flat.
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According to Club Soda, while some pubs are giving away the cordial-based drink for free, others are selling it for the same price as a pint of lager.
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A Punch acquisition would triple the number of Heineken pubs selling the Dutch group's beers, including Amstel, Sol and Lagunitas alongside Strongbow cider and its green-bottled Heineken lager.
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Yuengling Traditional Lager (4.4 percent, $6.49/sixer) Just crafty enough to not be totally mainstream, and, unfortunately, the opposite is also true of this middle-of-the-road brew.
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But while some students may not have found success at the school, the Electronic Classroom has richly rewarded private companies affiliated with its founder, William Lager, a software executive.
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The most conventional, lager-style offerings are on the lower end of the scale with more extreme tipples such as chocolate- and coffee-flavoured beers assigned the highest numbers.
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He might steer brewers toward his company's strains, including lager yeast he isolated in his former garden in Arlington, Va., or tailor brewery-specific blends of yeast and bacteria.
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Sprinting commuters rushing to catch a train would have to ride home without their usual Brooklyn lager or India pale ale to take the edge off a long day.
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The harp is typically associated with chubby naked babies with nauseatingly flawless curls, a skinny bloke wearing tights circa 1300 A.D. or, for the completely cultureless, a mediocre Irish lager.
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The waiter said his restaurant ran out of draft lager on Monday and deliveries are taking longer than usual, at least 24 hours, because suppliers' stocks are also running low.
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"We just didn't think they would only want beer," a waiter at an upscale eatery in central Moscow, who told Reuters that his restaurant ran out of draft lager Monday.
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When I arrived at my inn, the owner handed me a key and a warm pint of lager, and pointed me toward the steep staircase that led to my room.
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But that, to be fair, still doesn't quite jive with the Danish beer's best-known tagline: "Probably the best lager in the world," which it used for almost 50 years.
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A press release explains that the Beach Bell is a Mexican-style Amber Lager, and it was created specifically to enhance and compliment the flavors Taco Bell is known for.
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How can you just sit in front of the game on Super Bowl Sunday, ice cold domestic lager close to hand, and not consider the future of that great institution?
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So-called "lager lout" wasps are attacking Britain after getting drunk drinking fermented fruit and leftover pub-garden cider, stinging anyone and everyone they can find, the Daily Mail reports .
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Heineken, maker of Amstel, Sol, and tequila-flavoured Desperados alongside Strongbow cider and its green-bottled Heineken lager, has been in talks with Punch for about a year, Billingham said.
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Delta, a brewer that sells 153% of the lager in Zimbabwe, now sells about 30% less than it did in 2012, despite having cut the price several times (see chart).
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This second Reserve Collection beer, Freedom Reserve Red Lager, was described by Washington as a "small beer" in his journal, which is online in the Digital Public Library of America.
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Yesterday, the New York division of Danish microbrewery Mikkeller unveiled three beers—appropriately dubbed Log Lady Lager, Damn Good Coffee Stout, and Red Room Ale—in homage to the series.
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One of these moments for me was when we saw photographs on Twitter of people throwing bundles of Daily Resistance over this super hardcore fence at a lager in Greece.
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The Dutch maker of Europe's top-selling lager Heineken, as well as brands including Tiger and Sol, sold 3 percent more beer last year, with the sharpest increase in Asia.
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Going back in my twenties—now armed with an ID that lets me legally buy as much room temperature lager as I can stomach—is a strange and nostalgic experience.
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Two of the men were headed back to China after finishing their short-term contracts, and the group was sending them off by knocking back pints of German-style lager.
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The glasses have clear markings that denote a specific metric liquid measure, such as the half-liter for its golden helles, a German-style lager served in a large mug.
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The customer thought she had purchased a real version of the $210 swaddle through Amazon's marketplace, but the couple's company, Regal Lager, examined it and realized it was a counterfeit.
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Recipes: Pizza Dough | Pizza With Sweet and Hot Peppers | More Pizzas And to Drink ... Italians reflexively reach for bubbles with pizza: a good lager more often than not, or even soda.
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Mintel published a report in January that claimed less than half of Brits drank beer in 2015, while overall sales of lager in the U.K slumped 8 percent from 2010 levels.
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Yet Jeremy Corbyn looked at home on stage at the Synergy Centre in Brighton, cheered on by supporters waving cans of Red Stripe lager and chanting the 68-year-old's name.
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They soaked it up with a generous appetite, like many an Icelander does pints of continental-strength lager (banned in the country until 1989), topped and tailed by shots of Brennivín.
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Named H41, the beer is made with a yeast that has been identified as one of the parents of lager yeast, including the A-yeast that is used to make Heineken.
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Where fondue uses a white wine and a bit of kirsch to thin the melted cheese, this little concoction keeps it a little more real with a basic, cheap light lager.
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Most of our group of eight is over 21 and indulging in a responsible amount of LandShark Lager, but the few others are careful to wave off any wine-wielding waiters.
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But LoftOpera, a visionary young opera company, is packing audiences into an abandoned bus depot off the Jefferson Stop to swill Brooklyn Lager throughout a world-class production of Puccini's Tosca.
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"Tequila and mezcal are having a moment, and it will be nice for sipping," said Mr. Watts, who has already developed lager exclusively for guests with Phoenix's Helio Basin Brewing Company.
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ORDER A GLASS of Asahi lager in a pub in Seoul these days and chances are the bartender will shake his head disapprovingly before suggesting one of the watery local alternatives.
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Dmitry, a barman at trendy courtyard bar Gogol, said visiting soccer fans had drunk 800 litres of beer in three days, downing the cheap lager before the more expensive bottled beers.
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But the "lager bier craze" dovetailed with another big trend: the temperance movement, which at various times sought to reduce problem drinking, reduce drinking more generally and eradicate alcohol consumption completely.
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Get the Lil' Lager Baby Bottle starting for $12 See Details When the baby grows out of regular bottles, don't worry — there are plenty of alcoholic-inspired options for sippy cups.
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The brewer of Heineken lager, Tiger, Sol and Strongbow cider forecast that its operating margin would decline by 20 basis points, compared with a previous forecast of 25 basis point increase.
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The beer was discontinued in 1983, but Mark Hellendrung, a former president of Nantucket Nectars, bought the brand rights in 2005 and soon began contract-brewing its landmark lager in Rochester.
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LONDON — Tennent's has a reputation for being a fairly no-nonsense lager choice in Scotland, and it turns out they take the same philosophy when it comes to their social media management.
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This isn't the first time the health benefits of coconut oil have been questioned, but Michels essentially looked at past coco-phobes and said, "Hold my lager," before dropping her hyperbolic descriptor.
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And if you're a typical adult who chooses alcohol over lemonade during these sun-soaked days, you could drink something that isn't a mass-produced Mexican lager (though it certainly can be).
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I headed home with the smell of horse shit, lager and fried onions in my nostrils, and was more than a little relieved when I finally got clear of the Barking Road.
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Marketing experts say this strange confluence of leadership and lager may wind up benefiting AB InBev, which this month reported to investors slipping sales of its flagship beer in the United States.
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"It's clear that Mr. Lager has not done a service over all to kids, and certainly not appreciably better than even the most struggling school districts in the state," Mr. Dyer added.
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The earthiness of the tea offsets the sweetness of the rice-based lager, and the flavor expands as the drinker continues topping off her glass with the remaining beer in the can.
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There are many strains of yeast used to make beer, but they all fall into one of three categories: ale, lager and sour beer, according to Willem van Waesberghe, Heineken's global brewmaster.
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As Glass at the American Homebrewers Association points out, in the decades after Prohibition ended, the beer industry consolidated into just 50 breweries nationwide, all of which were producing light American lager.
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You probably think Stella is the best lager and that Snyder's Hot Buffalo Wing Pretzel Pieces are the best snack too, so we'd probably get on really well in real life. Congratulations.
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"These non-party types get together in a secret location, have a few sausage rolls and pints of Proletarian lager and then discover/remember how much they hate each other," Collins wrote.
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" Andy McGrane, a 47-year-old Chippewa Falls resident dressed for the weekend in lederhosen, described the shandy drinkers and fans of his favorite style, Leinenkugel's Red Lager, as "totally different groups.
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Tall-boys of the lager, often paired with shot combos, seem to have surpassed PBR as the "cheap beer" of choice ($4 to $6 a can) at trendy Brooklyn bars and restaurants.
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So last fall, when Mr. Oxton offered his father-in-law, Anthony DiPalma, a retired New York Police Department lieutenant, a taste of Night Shift's newest product, Village Lager, expectations were scant.
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Stroh's, now owned by Pabst, is reviving and brewing its Bohemian-style pilsner at Brew Detroit, a contract brewer that bottles popular local flavors like Atwater and Kid Rock's Bad Ass American Lager.
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Dmitry, a barman at trendy courtyard bar Gogol, said visiting soccer fans had drunk 800 liters of beer in three days, downing the cheap lager before moving on to more expensive bottled beers.
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Heineken, the producer of Amstel lager has a market share of 10 percent in South Africa, dwarfed by SABMiller, which was founded in Johannesburg and which has around 89 percent of the market.
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In addition to the drop in lager sales, carbonated drinks revenue slid 79% in the quarter to June 30, Delta said but traditional sorghum beer sales were, however, 2% up in the quarter.
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Both serve cheap food, and Oscar's is home to the famous 23-ounce "lager" (how they order beer in Philly), which will cost you under $4 and goes down a bit too easily.
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At rock and metal gigs it'll be lager and craft ales; at Soca nights it's brandy with a single block of ice; for TV production company Christmas parties it's endless gin and tonics.
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The other stereotype is 1997 made flesh: fizzy lager and England shirts; 18-34 holidays and being arrested on aeroplanes; saying "garçon" to literally any nationality of waiter; thinking Liam Gallagher is good.
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Mr. Lager is correct in noting that the student body at the Electronic Classroom is highly mobile; last year more than half the school's students enrolled for less than the full school year.
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In explaining the premier's decision, his economy minister, Steven Bonk, griped that Alberta discriminates against out-of-province beer (perhaps worried that thirsty Saskatchewan workers there were being deprived of their own lager).
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Those who still prefer beer increasingly favour lager, the taste of which doesn't suffer as beer's does when it is served from bottles instead of taps, making it good to drink at home.
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During that night last November it was the people at the bar who had been attacked first; tonight there was a cheery clamor for half-pints of lager and plastic cups of wine.
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Analysts at Guggenheim said in a recent report that Truly is driving "more than 26% of the company's retail growth" and is helping the company, which makes Sam Adams lager, beer-proof itself.
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Regal Lager is the exclusive distributor for the "Love to Dream" swaddle in the United States and participates in the Amazon Brand Registry, Amazon's official program to help businesses protect their intellectual property.
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L had voiced opposition to the revised offer, saying it still undervalued the brewer of beers including Castle Lager, which has a strong presence in fast-growing markets of Latin America and Africa.
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We also had three outliers at the bottom of our top 10, including the Nut Brown Lager from Kelso in Brooklyn — which as a lager rather than an ale really did not fit the category — but we liked its malty, cola flavors; the Durty Mud Season Hoppy Brown Ale from Smuttynose in Hampton, N.H., which was full-bodied and strong at 8.4 percent alcohol but balanced and delicious despite its assertiveness; and the Hazelnut Brown Nectar from Rogue in Newport, Ore.
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The deal, the largest ever in the consumer industry, would combine AB InBev's Budweiser, Stella Artois and Corona with SABMiller's Castle Lager and take it into fast-growing African and new Latin American markets.
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But the metrosexuals were the post-9/11, pre-credit crunch dandies: They shagged around but cared about their skin, watched football but cared about their hair, drank lager but cared about their teeth.
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The sun is shining, a reggae band has just rocked the crowd into a mellow groove, and you're back from the beer stand with two armfuls of cheap lager in plastic cups for everyone.
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Sure, we know how it's made and how to drink more than our doctors recommend, but researchers have always been unclear about where exactly the domesticated hybrid yeast used to make lager came from.
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Rather than wait for an employee to engage in conduct that can lead to firing, Lager said employers are increasingly protecting themselves from hiring people who might create a hostile workplace to begin with.
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Talking about whether or not "weed" is bad for anxiety is like talking about whether "alcohol" is, without recognizing there's a difference between sipping a pint of lager and downing a bottle of vodka.
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I've noticed a disturbing tendency among my friends and I to act as though drinking lager represents a badge of authenticity, a rejection of pretentiousness which ends up being, in its own way, pretentious.
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The pub has even undergone a temporary name change to "The Three Lions", a move which seems to have been encouraged by those infamously canny (l)advertisers and distributors of horrible, horrible lager, Carlsberg.
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In 1963 an intrepid businessman sent down a small pipe that he used to power a brewery to produce Primus, a light lager with bubbles altogether more palatable than those used to make it.
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LONDON — E. Anheuser & Company started as a small brewer in St. Louis more than 160 years ago – one of several breweries opened by German immigrants that introduced German-style lager to the United States.
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"We are incredibly proud of our Freedom Reserve Red Lager because it was passionately brewed by our veteran brewers who have bravely served our country," said Budweiser vice president Ricardo Marques in a statement.
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Another fun fact: 30 years later, the first lager was brewed in America by a Bavarian immigrant in Philadelphia, a man named John Wagner who owned and operated a beer hall in the city.
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The end of December is lauded as a time of rest and rejuvenation, but how can that be when it is also a time of having a lager for breakfast and getting the shits?
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Used judiciously in a sharp, golden lager, they whet the appetite without bowling you over with big flavors or alcohol; these tend to clock in at 4 to 5.5 percent A.B.V. (alcohol by volume).
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I had visited the brewery a decade earlier, and while coming across the new location was a surprise, the familiar bready taste of U Richarda's excellent unfiltered lager was just as I'd remembered it.
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The Dutch maker of Europe's top-selling lager Heineken, Tiger and Sol sold 3 percent more beer last year, with sales of the Heineken brand growing even faster and the sharpest increase in Asia.
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It has nothing to do with pork bellies or lager, but this Nori Onishi profile of the French pedophile Gabriel Matzneff, now hiding out on the Italian Riviera, is really strong, and beautifully written.
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A new $150 million brewery in the western Kenyan city of Kisumu will start production of EABL's Senator Keg beer, a low-priced lager made from locally grown sorghum, later this year, Cowan said.
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By collecting Red Devil lager ring pulls, fans could either claim free gifts from or even get free entry to matches, making it easy to accuse United of actively encouraging fans to buy more beer.
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From Primus, one of the biggest brands, with its label in the colours of the national flag, to Mützig, a German-themed lager, there is a choice that would be enviable in other African countries.
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The Dutch maker of Heineken, Europe's top-selling lager, said operating profit before one-offs would rise by a mid-single-digit percentage in 2019 after a slim 13% increase in the Jan-June period.
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On Tuesday night, they shared the visuals for Random 2 cut "Perfect Pint", which—lest your uncle get the wrong idea—is about cups spilling over with lean and not a trusty lager on draught.
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Now imagine this: You go to your local watering hole to relax, but your bartender is also having a trying day, and tragically pours your lager, stout, Guinness or pale ale a bit too quickly.
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HARARE, July 24 (Reuters) - Zimbabwe's Delta Corporation , the country's largest beverage maker, reported a 57% drop in first-quarter lager sales on Wednesday as consumers slashed spending amid the worst economic crisis in a decade.
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L - voiced opposition to the revised offer, saying it still undervalued the maker of beers including Castle Lager and Pilsner Urquell, which has a strong footprint in fast-growing markets of Latin America and Africa.
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In last year's Manchester by the Sea, Affleck was mopey, self-loathing, and seized with guilt, whenever he wasn't punching a stranger at a bar after one too many bottles of Sam Adams Boston Lager.
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In filings with the Ohio secretary of state, Mr. Lager is listed as a registered agent for IQ Innovations; in campaign finance records, he was listed as the company's chief executive as recently as 2015.
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The Dutch maker of Heineken, Europe's top-selling lager, said operating profit before one-offs would rise by a mid-single-digit percentage in 2019 after a slim 0.3% increase in the Jan-June period.
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It recently entered into a joint venture with Canadian cannabis company Tilray to explore cannabis-infused beverages, and has teamed up with bourbon maker Jim Beam to launch Budweiser Copper Lager, aged in Beam barrels.
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It was a still cider, about 6 percent alcohol like a lager beer, brought by Pete in place of a red because, he said, he was looking for a fruit flavor other than the grape.
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Originally, Carlsberg stored its beer and lager in wooden barrels made on site; today the production process takes place in a sanitised factory where metal machines whirr and men in white coats analyse pH levels.
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If Dennis Hopper's character were buying, the drink presumably would be Pabst Blue Ribbon, a favored lager among many of the older league players who are habitués of yet another southeast Portland stronghold, Blitz Ladd.
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While he says he has enjoyed sampling Noma's dishes, including ants and the edible dirt — actually made from malt, malt flour, hazelnut flower, sugar and lager — he prefers having African food when cooking at home.
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Hawke's Brewing Co's lager will be served on tap at 11 pubs across Sydney and the northern city of Newcastle from Thursday while cans bearing his likeness will be released on ANZAC Day on April 25.
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The brewer of Miller Lite, Castle Lager and other beers said its revenue rose 5 percent in the year ended March 31, on a constant currency basis, as sales grew stronger in Africa and Latin America.
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Sales of Senator Keg, a low-priced lager made from locally grown sorghum, rose by close to a third in the last financial year, which will help to offset the impact of higher taxes from September.
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The Parisian selector's one of the very best around, a technical wizard who genuinely justifies why DJing's thought of as an artform rather than an easy way of earning cash and some free cans of lager.
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BEER: For generations, Czechs have consumed world-beating volumes of beer in the smoky, wood-panelled rooms of their local pubs, all but indistinguishable from each other bar the brand of lager flowing from the taps.
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Asahi, which previously paid 9.85 billion euros ($11.1 billion) to buy AB InBev's eastern Europe business as well as the Grolsch and Peroni brands, already sells its Asahi Super Dry lager in Australia along with Schweppes.
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AB InBev, which sells local brands such as Castle Lager in South Africa as well as pricier international brands including Budweiser and Corona, buys 85 to 90 percent of the malted barley grown in the country.
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In a nod to its German heritage, the Jacob Leinenkugel Brewing Company is collaborating with Hofbrau Munchen, the German brewery founded in 1589, to create "Leinenkugel's Anniversary Lager," in celebration of its 150th anniversary this year.
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Molson Coors, which produces Molson and Coors lager, as well as Miller, Carling and Cobra, also announced a restructuring that will result in the loss of 400 to 500 jobs in the U.S., Canada and internationally.
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Asahi, which previously paid 9.85 billion euros ($13 billion) to buy AB InBev's eastern Europe business as well as the Grolsch and Peroni brands, already sells its Asahi Super Dry lager in Australia along with Schweppes.
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The company reported stronger sales in Latin America and Africa, which helped offset weaker results in Europe and North America, where consumers are drinking less of the mainstream lager that SAB and other large brewers sell.
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The purchase, worth 20.7642 million pounds ($327 million)including debt, raises Asahi's British presence by adding London Pride ale, Frontier lager and Cornish Orchards cider to its Asahi Super Dry, Peroni Nastro Azzurro and Meantime brands.
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By the time I arrived in Glasgow—straight off an eight hour shift where I'd dropped six boxes of cheese and onion sandwiches on my foot—my gut was already healthily marinated in lukewarm canned lager.
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Tejal's Before and After: Bars Rockaway Brewing Company's taproom is open, close to the water and pouring dry stouts and loads more, including an in-season, low-alcohol lager brewed with corn tortillas, chiles and limes.
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After nine or 10 trucks pass me by, an unkempt man in his mid-50s sits on the bench beside me, plastic cup of lager in one hand, half-smoked self-rolled cigarette in the other.
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Tulathimutte was dressed for the office in a collared shirt, though he'd spent the entire day inside his Bushwick apartment and was—as our interview began—drinking cans of Brooklyn lager between hits from a vape.
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Most of the guests come here for Seitz's excellent Kellerbier — a rustic amber lager with plenty of hoppy bite — and hearty traditional fare like Schäuferla, a pork shoulder roast, served with massive kloss dumplings and sauerkraut.
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An Australian brewer has been brewing Brooklyn lager, and Kirin, a Japanese beer company that bought a 24 percent stake in Brooklyn Brewery, is scheduled to start brewing it in Japan in March, Mr. Hindy said.
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Compared to recent past presidents -- including Bill Clinton, who actually was impeached -- a significantly lager chunk of the public now favors Trump's removal than ever felt that way about Clinton, Barack Obama or George W. Bush.
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The Dutch brewer in March launched a new version of its Heineken lager and is expanding its reach into suburban and rural areas with its mid-tier Tiger brand and lower-priced Larue and Bivina beers.
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After all, as we get older, our senses dull, and our capacity to feel joy diminishes into an apple pip that's rotting somewhere deep in the lower intestine, corroded by years of lager and ready meals.
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It touts a minimalist design with the words "Premium Crafted Lager" and might remind you of the kind of beer you used to purchase at Trader Joe's when you couldn't afford to buy the name-brand stuff.
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The former Spitzer's Corner space has been recycled into a bar for beer lovers with 78553 taps, and a menu that includes peanuts boiled in lager, miso-glazed carrots, roasted oysters and a porterhouse steak for two.
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Outside the desert pot shop, Two Roots' parent company's founder, Kevin Love (not the NBA player, just a guy from New Jersey with vocal fry), offers a paper cup of lager to a woman with pink hair.
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They returned to the down-at-heel Christian district of Ainkawa—in particular to the hidden German beer gardens near a statue of the Virgin Mary, where there were pitchers of lager and bottles of Lebanese wine.
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A worker from the nearby Bulmers Cider factory (owned by lager giant Heineken) had emptied a container of ammonia-contaminated water into a surface water drain, which made its way into the stream and poisoned the fish.
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It was largely growth in China that helped Budweiser end a 30-year stretch for Heineken as the number one global lager last year, beer consultants Plato Logic said, in a ranking excluding sales in home markets.
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Skream never got his teeth fixed, people seemingly preferred to stay in with lager and Storage Wars rather than go clubbing, and for reasons that'll never be explained, Mo Farrah got the knighthood nod over Route 94.
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End of the Road is purposely the antithesis of the big corporate festival experience, where hand-picked food outlets and art installations overseen by the organisers themselves take the place of insipid lager and big branded arenas.
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PRAGUE (Reuters) - For generations, Czechs have consumed world-beating volumes of beer in the smoky, wood-panelled rooms of their local pubs, all but indistinguishable from each other bar the brand of lager flowing from the taps.
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The New England brewery, maker of Samuel Adams lager and Angry Orchard hard cider, has plans to roll out multiple new beers in the next year, including the SAM '76 and the Sam Adams New England IPA.
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A new beer the massive brewer is rolling out this month, Freedom Reserve Red Lager, is inspired by a hand-written recipe found in George Washington's military journal kept during the French and Indian War in 1757.
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The brewer of Heineken, Europe's best-selling lager, Tiger and Sol retained its full-year forecast, but said currency developments would weigh more on results and warned of difficulties in Nigeria because of a lower oil price.
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One (as in the beer named One) was an enjoyably crisp, golden, medium-strength lager-esque drink, while Two was a slightly lighter version that is also bottled and sold in many other places around the city.
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To commemorate the brewery's 28th anniversary, the Baja, Mexico-brewed lager released a limited-edition can proudly labeled "edicion retro" and "orgullo de Mexico" with green and red stripes after the Mexican flag, available through August 22005.
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But before I did, I made an impromptu stop for a half-liter of traditional Czech svetly lezak, or pale lager, at U Richarda, a taproom and restaurant for the U Richarda microbrewery on the city's outskirts.
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Police investigating Brazilian craft brewer Backer found traces of diethylene glycol (DEG), a sweet-tasting solvent, in a beer vat used at the brewery in Minas Gerais state as well as in bottles of their Belorizontina lager.
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The Dutch brewer, whose Heineken lager is the top seller in Europe, said that this was because of a higher-than-expected negative translational hit from currencies and a larger dilutive effect of its expanding Brazilian operations.
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That brewery's mix of lager-making expertise, speed and economies of scale is hard to beat, Mr. Hellendrung said, noting that the Rochester brewery can make 1,200 to 1,400 cans a minute, compared with 240 in Pawtucket.
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LAGER, ALE OR STOUT: WHAT TO USE WHEN A RECIPE CALLS FOR &aposBEER&apos Sprouse's passion for mead-making stuck with him over the next several years, which brought a lot of changes for him and his twin.
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I know it's probably not the most sensible choice for anyone trying to stay spritely over an entire day or night, but ever since I held my first pint, I've used lager as a kind of security blanket.
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Now, according to a study published by researchers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, we may have greater insight into the origin of the hybrid yeast used to make the cold-brewed lager the world knows and loves.
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Colonial Ale will join Blue Point's flagship Toasted Lager and a other Blue Point products in being served in the hospitality room of the debate center at Hofstra, which is sponsored by its parent company, Anheuser-Busch InBev.
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"I didn't know anything about Leicester, but a friend told me on Facebook that they don't have a very good soccer team," he said, managing a pint of lager in one hand and a toddler in the other.
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Abdulah Husseini, 36, was found guilty of theft and fraud offenses for the incident in Blackpool, England last September after swiping a bank card and buying cans of lager and other items, Britain's Press Association news agency reported.
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Police investigating Brazilian craft brewer Backer found traces of diethylene glycol (DEG), a sweet-tasting solvent, in a beer vat used at the brewery in Minas Gerais state as well as in bottles of the brewer's Belorizontina lager.
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Sidle up to the whisky bar, or head to the beer garden (which becomes an ice-skating rink in the winter) and try his signature No. 3003 Rye Lager, or, if you have drunk enough, their homemade kombucha.
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Police investigating Brazilian craft brewer Backer found traces of diethylene glycol (DEG), a sweet-tasting solvent, in a beer vat used at the brewery in Minas Gerais state as well as in bottles of the brewer's Belorizontina lager.
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Get the BUFF BABY Dumbbell Baby Rattle for $12.88 See Details The Lil' Lager Baby Bottle turns cracking open a cold one with the boys into cracking open a cold one with the baby, and it's too cute.
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Heineken entered China in 1983 but has struggled to set up a strong distribution network and to make a mark with its flagship Heineken lager, which lags far behind AB InBev's Budweiser in the premium market, analysts say.
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Or grab a bottle of Yonkers Vienna Lager, with a label that includes a short lesson about Adriaen van der Donck, from whom Yonkers derived its name, and concludes with this wise imperative: "Now stop reading and start enjoying!"
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The Dutch maker of Heineken, Europe's top-selling lager, as well as Tiger, Sol and Strongbow cider, said on Wednesday that operating profit before one-offs would rise by about 1.63% on a like-for-like basis in 2019.
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The Dutch maker of Heineken, Europe's top-selling lager, as well as Tiger, Sol and Strongbow cider said on Wednesday that operating profit before one-offs would rise by about 4% on a like-for-like basis in 2019.
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I'd noticed he'd been spending his evenings after work on our new roof deck with a couple of Brooklyn Lager tallboys, while I read or watched TV in hiding, from on a tiny glowing iPhone screen in the bedroom.
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Everyone has their own treasured memories of getting shitfaced on terrible lager before a League Cup match, while none of us have even the slightest shred of empathy with a company that specialises in credit cards and home loans.
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Heineken has grown strongly in Asia over the past five years, but the sales boost was driven by its cheaper Singapore-based Tiger beer brand rather than its higher-margin namesake lager, which it promotes at the Grand Prix.
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"Using white wine and lager beer, we didn't find any truth in the idea that drinking beer before wine gives you a milder hangover than the other way around," said first author Jöran Köchling in a Cambridge news release.
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The company, which is set to be acquired by Anheuser-Busch InBev in the coming months, said volumes grew 4 percent in the quarter to end-December, with lager accelerating to 3 percent and soft drinks up 8 percent.
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Limbo Panto, released in 2008 when I was 16, was the unruly soundtrack to my first cracked tins of lager in parks, drives around low-lying suburbia, and virgin attempts at squeezing into checked shirts and palatial city nightclubs.
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Recently, the Daily Mail (stay with me) proclaimed that, "Britain is under attack from 'lager lout' wasps who are going on stinging rampages after getting drunk on fermented fruit and leftover pub-garden cider," which is big, if true.
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Heineken, which entered China in 1983, has struggled to set up a strong distribution network and to make a mark with its flagship Heineken lager, which lags far behind AB InBev's Budweiser in the premium market, industry analysts say.
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For much of the nineties and early 2000s, beer was considered a means to an end - the tipple of choice for the turn of the century lager lad who needed something to sip on while he watched the football.
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It hadn't been their idea, but there they were, sitting at a picnic table in the middle of the afternoon facing down meaty steins of lager, talking about techno with Austin Kramer, Spotify's global head of dance-music curation.
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Whereas a couple of shots might make you completely useless to the world, you can still climb a mountain or stand up on a paddleboard with a can or two of a Ballast Point Lager or a Ritas Spritz.
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Instead, on his own patch, he celebrated the most British of subcultures: The lager lout, better-known to Americans as the post-college "bro" who has yet to quit his binge-drinking and partying ways, even after their first job promotion.
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The Dutch maker of Heineken, Europe's top-selling lager, as well as Tiger, Sol and Strongbow cider, said on Wednesday its consolidated beer volumes rose by 4.6 percent year-on-year to 62.6 million hectoliters in the July-September period.
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"Angels" is for funerals, "She's the One" for weddings, and "Rudebox" for every time you and the lads want to kick back with four to six cans of premium continental lager and a deep pan frozen pizza on a Friday night.
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The facility was instantly recognizable by the multi-story and somewhat rundown can of Austral Lager towering over the grounds, which is actually a silo that holds about 250 tons of barley before it is converted into a more drinkable form.
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Instead, the emphasis is on the region, with a local brewer using local ingredients (rice for the ale comes from Crowley, honey for the lager is from Breaux Bridge) and the marketing cachet of the school's unique nickname, the Ragin' Cajuns.
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MONZA, Italy (Reuters) - Heineken is betting on Formula One to help it reclaim the title of leading global lager from Budweiser, a strategy that depends on broadening the sport's appeal in Asia and persuading fans to pay more for their beer.
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Warren, Sanders, and Harris were the only presidential candidates with a beer named after them: There was the "Professor Warren Perfect Plan Pale Ale" (a "quasi-session beer"), the "Kamala's California Common" (a lager), and the "Bernie's Barleywine" ("Gritty's favorite beer").
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The best way for an entrepreneur to learn how to grow their business is by making mistakes and learning from the missteps of others, said Jim Koch, co-founder and chairman of the Boston Beer Company, maker of Sam Adams lager.
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It's a combination beloved by office workers, families, blue-collar laborers—indeed, the lot of Korean society, who cram into booths to enjoy platefuls of double-fried chicken, thin local lager served in globular three-liter jugs, and , cubed pickled radish.
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On our way to a bowl of particularly salty skinny chips, a salad, and a couple of drinks—lager for me, something non-alcoholic for the yet-to-play-that-day professional—we pass another competitor, from the FaZe Clan team.
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Not sure if you've heard about them mate, but there are these things called pubs—thousands and thousands of them—and in these "pubs" you can buy pints of lager, glasses of wine, and thimbles of spirits without queuing for days.
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The brewer of Heineken, Europe's top lager, Tiger and Sol said it would propose a dividend of 1.30 euros per share, above the 1.10 it paid out last year and beyond the 1.26 expected in a Reuters poll of 14 analysts.
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In Merthyr, a town where the high street is pockmarked with shuttered shops and derelict buildings and at night, people drink cans of lager on street benches, many interviewed say they have little interest in the battle for the European elections.
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And my fiancé, a documentary filmmaker I met at a now-defunct East Village dive bar drinking whiskey and Bud, is the sort of anti-bro I last expected to threaten my lager love by jumping on the WC wagon.
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The Dutch brewer, whose Heineken lager is the top seller in Europe, benefited last year from the soccer World Cup and a hot summer in much of Europe and achieved further growth in its top two markets, Mexico and Vietnam.
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The company, whose brands include Bulmers and Magners cider and Tennants lager, said it will seek admission to London's FTSE UK Index Series and hopes to be included on the FTSE All-Share Index and the FTSE 250 later this year.
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It might just be a trick of the light; it might just be the close proximity to an actual wine glass; it might just be a pint of extremely flat lager, left to languish in the pale glow of the overhead lighting.
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According to a press release, the new offering is a "light lager brewed with real lemon peels and aged over real black tea," making it the latest addition to Bud Light's citrus-infused line that also includes Bud Light Orange and Lime.
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The Dutch maker of Heineken, Europe's top-selling lager, as well as Tiger, Sol and Strongbow cider, said its annual operating profit before one-offs rose by 3.9% on a like-for-like basis last year to 4.02 billion euros ($4.39 billion).
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In the U.K., for instance, lager sales have dropped by 8 percent over the past 5 years according to market research by Mintel, whereas sales of bitters and ales have grown from 895 million litres in 2014 to 6.63 million litres in 2015.
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In a country where "lager louts" have been known to wreak havoc, civic groups applauded the new measures and health advocates called them a necessary corrective after decades of new research showed that even moderate alcohol consumption was harmful to the health.
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Most damagingly, in the late 19th century industrial refrigeration made it possible to brew beers year round (it had previously been a seasonal business unsuited to summers) and to make more beers of the crisp, light lager style popular in Germany and Bohemia.
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While most of the approximately 800 breweries at the festival had an IPA, stout or lager available for tasting, there were several offerings that veered sharply off the traditional path, resulting in beers that were anywhere from unusual to the downright bizarre.
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Has it really been nearly a year since we found ourselves soaking up the sun down at Victoria Park, a burger in our hand and a smile on our face, pockets stuffed with cans of lager, heart swelling with pure unbridled joy?
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Rather than using rice, a common ingredient for pale lagers, Falco said they incorporated Tettnang hops and Vienna malt, both German varieties, adding that the new version of the beer is similar to a Vienna-style lager, but with reduced alcohol content.
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"We created an opportunity to bring fans of our island-style lager to our spiritual home in Margaritaville and experience the island life for themselves with the Shark Dive sweepstakes," Derek Mauk, senior brand director of Anheuser-Busch, shared in a statement.
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Read more: The best memes about White Claw, the hard seltzer drink that 'bros' can't get enough ofThe brand has also recently released PBR Hard Coffee, a malt coffee beverage with 5% ABV, as well as PBR Extra, a lager with 6.5% ABV.
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In the spirit of Chumbawamba, we had to have a whisky drink, a vodka drink, a lager drink and a cider drink before we could come to terms with the Three Lions' abject 22-20 defeat to Iceland in the Round of 22016.
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Now, if this was an actual rave, we could blame this on some dodgy ket and a few cans of warm lager but in a world of sobriety, it looks as though rolling children's TV presenters are the new dancing cage girls.
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At this point in time it feels like everyone in the world with access to a few speaker stacks, a crate of warm lager, and a couple of grand burning a hole in the back of their Levis can put one on.
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" Do your best to scrutinize a remarkable table inlaid with a map of France in colored marble, while an ambassador with a hammy German accent as strong as a Doppelbock lager recounts that "ve crossed sroo the guard room" to meet "ze king!
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Reserve a table online or join the lively crowd at the bar for an Italian draft beer (Bav bitter or Birra del Borgo lager is 6 euros, or about $217) and Calabrese green olives or coppiette di maiale (spicy, oven-dried pork strips).
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"I wanted to do it exactly the way a Czech lager should be poured," with a dense, creamy head, Mr. Lohring said, adding that, unlike the slow-pour technique, the special taps let bartenders pour a half-liter in about 15 seconds.
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