The phrase "a beverage with" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a drink that is accompanied by something else, such as food or an ingredient.
Example: "I would like a beverage with a slice of lemon, please."
Alternatives: "a drink with" or "a refreshment with".
Eggnog is a beverage with body, heft, structural integrity.
After months of fermentation, this produces a beverage with 12% alcohol, similar to wine.
It possibly dates back to the 10th century, when nomadic people would have eaten the red cherries rather than making a beverage with them.
Three-course meals with beverage at Bully Hayes and Dooberry's are about $30, not $45; and a beverage with "treats" at Tree Crop Farm Park is $6.65, not $10.
Soylenite A practical individual so immune to the pleasures of food that he will willingly consume a beverage with the taste and consistency of mucus so long as it provides an unfussy meal with the minimum daily nutritional requirements.
I preferred the sorrel, a crazy fruit bomb of a beverage with a cranberry-like flavor (it's made from hibiscus leaves, not the green plant you'll find at the Greenmarket), to the carrot juice, which, spiked with a too-heavy dose of vanilla, tasted a little like liquid carrot cake.
The practice resulted in outcry over the so-called "$38 dollar cup of coffee," in which a customer overdraws his or her account by buying a $3 beverage with a debit card and is hit with a $35 overdraft fee.
Gomez grabbed a cool beverage with an unidentified pal, looking cute in a floral, sleeveless crop top and high-waisted pants.
Drinking a caffeinated beverage with a meal like black tea, green tea, or coffee may increase your metabolic rate by as much as 10%.
The winner was the coffee milk, a beverage made with a coffee extract that, like six-foot-statues of Mr. Potato Head, can be found only in Rhode Island.
Ms. Sweesy won a patent for a method of coating a beverage bottle with chocolate that can be broken off and eaten.
