The phrase '2 beers' is correct and can be used in written English.
Such a phrase is often used to refer to the consumption of two individual beers in a social setting. For example, "After a long day, the two friends decided to sit down and enjoy 2 beers together at the pub."
Steiner had drunk 2 beers and had gone to take a nap.
My buddy and I went outside and the waitress brought 2 beers that he bought for us.
This was one of the first nights since I became a Dad that I've had the green light to stay out late, so after the show I went to this super secret bar called Winston's and had a beer (2 beers).
First impressions are of a typical wetherspoons however it soon became apparent that tables were not being cleared and at least 2 beers were off line but the gents toilets were stinking of urine and clearly had not been serviced for some hours".
This was one of the first nights since I became a dad that I've had the green light to stay out late, so after the show I went to this super secret bar called Winston's and had a beer (2 beers).
Avoid!!!!" "Food came after 50 mins it was cold & we were given two forks & 1 knife saying that they had run out of knives !!!!" "I was flabergasted that such a busy and lively place couldnt provide our choice of drinks, just bizarre, but the bar girl was nice about it, so 2 beers and off we went!" Bet you didn't know Birmingham has more canals than Venice.
5 p.m. 2) BEER OR BOTANY?
Play with 2 beer pong balls.
Then, there is the so-called J-shaped curve of heart disease-related death saying that the lowest risk is in patients with moderate use, that is 1-2 beers (12 oz)., glasses of wine (5 oz). or 1.5 oz.
Typical food & drink food £3, beers £1.
Of 70 beers served, 22 are Belgian.
